Strange and Buay Cutting Off The Tail
Brief excerpt notes a column by Arthur Brisbane with phrases like Strange and Buay and The Canary-Bird Rich. The text mentions Good Time to Start and key names but lacks clear event details or outcomes.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1932
Page
1
Brief excerpt notes a column by Arthur Brisbane with phrases like Strange and Buay and The Canary-Bird Rich. The text mentions Good Time to Start and key names but lacks clear event details or outcomes.
In a reflective column the writer laments political stasis, criticizes Hoover era policies, and urges practical action. He notes unemployment relief proposals, doubts financial bailouts, and calls for wide food distribution while contrasting Ire of wealth with national opportunity. He warns against fear and urges resilience.
The Commerce Department reports stronger auto output in the week ended May 21. The rise in vehicle production is linked to growing demand for steel, signaling positive industrial momentum.
Senator Garner defends the relief program against President Hoover's critique. He argues the Reconstruction Finance Corporation aid has not reached small businesses and unemployment relief is still needed nationwide, endorsing a broader public works push while balancing the budget.
Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam flew twice today in London during a week of entertainment. She attended a Brooklands air meet, watched civilian pilots, and was escorted to the control tower by meet officials.
COOPERSTOWN May 28 Thomas J Mangan ex Regent of the University of the State of New York and former director of the defunct State Bank of Binghamton was sentenced to one to three years in Auburn prison for condoning the bank’s collapse while Andrew J Horeval president looted more than 2 000 000 Sigmund A Friedlander was sentenced to a year in Broome county jail and fined 1000 Elmer J Ghorehill third director convicted escaped with a 1000 fine
Norma Talmadge and George Jessel arrived in Paris from the Rivera. Talmadge denied filing for divorce from film producer Joseph A Schenck in Cannes. Jessel plans to return to America while Talmadge heads to Marienbad.
Trenton New Jersey May 28 The police headquarters in the Lindbergh estate area will be closed tomorrow an official announcement said The Lindbergh murder kidnap investigation will be discussed with the New Jersey attorney general next Tuesday Curtis indicted for furnishing use information and obstructing justice in Hunterdon County He will likely plead contendre and be arraigned soon Curtis may avoid a jury trial Public sentiment runs high against him Lindbergh awaits the trial and Dr Caudom remains in Massachusetts recovering after negotiations
Rome reports two survivors of the burning French motorship George Philippe killed in a crash of an airplane in the Veron mountains near Verone, 80 miles southeast of Rome. Both pilots are dead. Passengers named Mr. and Mrs. Lang Willar.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh renewed his flying license for another year. He passed the transportation license examination with high marks conducted in New Jersey yesterday by Major John Moulton.
In New Orleans on May 28 police used tear gas bombs and revolvers to break a demonstration by about 300 World War I veterans trying to board a northbound freight train to Washington. Forty officers dispersed the crowd after initial resistance, with a signal gun fired to allow reinforcements to seize the train.
Dudley M. Bleele of Los Angeles in charge of aviation for Richfield Oil cracked up his plane during a landing near Reno while visiting for the Olympic games. Passenger Mrs Steele was uninjured. The plane was badly wrecked though the motor stalled.
The National Broadcasting Company will air the sounds of four sentries marching in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at five o clock Monday afternoon as part of a Memorial Day program to be broadcast from Washington on May 7.
Charlotte church treasurer M. J. Green was charged with embezzling 3000 dollars used to pay a mortgage on the Ninth Avenue Baptist church. Warrant sworn by congregation member C. A. Mullis.
In Reno Nevada on May 28 Dan Cupid defeated Old Man Divorce by about a nine to one margin. The capital of separation saw 45 marriage licenses registered today.
Tint reports Indiana will send an uninstructed delegation to the Democratic national convention. The note cites D. Taggart, Indiana member of the Democratic National Committee, as listed tonight.
Partly cloudy in San Antonio and vicinity with a high near 10. Light to moderate east to southeast winds. East Texas partly cloudy Sunday with moderate to fresh winds near the coast. West Texas cloudy to partly cloudy Sunday with warmer conditions in the Panhandle.
Stanley Hausner, an inexperienced American flier, aborted a transatlantic attempt from Floyd Bennett Airport due to dense fog. After flying about 500 miles toward Nantucket, he returned to the field after reporting instrument difficulties and worsening weather. The Bellanca monoplane skidded on landing and narrowly avoided a turn over. Hausner said he will try again overseas but gave no date.
In Vienna on May 2 a report states the skeletons of 40 men and one woman were found in a cellar at Constantia. Workmen located the remains while the building was checked. Police seek former owners of the house and believe the victims were lured inside and killed by confederates aided by a woman.
Fraulein Olly Beinharn, German aviatrix, arrived aboard the steamer Tonic from Australia after a Berlin to Sydney flight. She was feted by German residents and is the guest of Major and Mrs. L. H. Brereton tonight. Brereton is a field commander. Beinhorn plans to fly to South America next week.
One man was killed and sixteen injured as flames spread through a Bombay Muslim area after intercommunal clashes resumed. Police cleared streets by 10 p.m. amid renewed anti Muslim outbreaks and fears of further violence.
A 36 pound cake with 09 grade features topped a celebration for James C. Edwards aged 99 in Linton. He is of West Binton and the party was at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs N I Gold.
The capital gears up as veterans press for payment of adjusted service certificates. A midnight burlesque show aims to raise 1000 for temporary barracks and meals, while Gen Pelham Glassford plans boxing events to aid jobless veterans. Temporary barracks to be built on government property near Rolling Fork, with two army field kitchens assigned to feed the veterans.
In MKINNEY Texas Albert H Walsh 48 is jailed on assault to murder charges after a shooting at the Walsh home near Anna. His son Lee Walsh is in a hospital with four bullet wounds. County Attorney W C Dowdy filed the charges following an early investigation today.
Washington May 28 A large American fleet will be kept in the Pacific from now until October 1 and possibly longer, the Navy Department announced today. While no reason was given for buying so many ships on the west coast, it is generally believed the action reflects concern over the Far East situation.
President Hoover and a small party arrive in Rapidan Virginia for a brief rest as he studies the budget balancing and unemployment relief program 30% before Congress. Reports say he may send another special message to the Senate and House.
Hopes for a nonstop Seattle to Tokio flight by Nat C. Browne faced delays as winds swung from favorable southerly to northerly. The Texan and New York User's plan could not proceed as scheduled due to the changing wind direction.
A Brownsville thief stole all the hens from a hen house but left the rooster. He tied a ribbon around the rooster’s neck, signaling comic mourning for the departed birds in a quirky act described by local papers.
President Hoover drafts a statement to back the sales tax as the budget fix. A Senate vote looms on the controversial measure as Hoover plans public release Monday and returns to Washington soon. The White House aims for broad editorial backing nationwide.
Milam Gibbs McAdoo, former secretary of the treasury and noted Democrat, may run for the United States Senate. A California Democratic leader Dr Z Tr Mulaby says McAdoo could consider a Senate bid on the party platform to be adopted at the Chicago convention.
Fragmented OCR lists apartments, rents, and business notices with scattered names and addresses. It mentions weekly and monthly rates, several location cues, and a call for further information from readers or clients about the listings and deadlines.
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