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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1932
Page
15
In a forged view of 1832 finance, B C Forbes notes aggressive action awaits congressional decision on fiscal issues. Bonds may rise first. unemployment aid shifts opinion toward private charity. Elitists urge balancing budgets but warn a temporary debt to sustain the economy. Industry, stocks, and trade remain weak.
In Prince Albert Saskatchewan on May 30, two men died when a homemade hydroplane lurched forward during a spin over the Inky. Walter Midditten, 60, and Arthur Prosser, 45, were hurled by the propeller blades and killed instantly as crowds watched from the shores nearby.
New York reports a rush of immigrants returning home at about 206000 annually, according to the commissioner of immigration. Officials cite economic strain and shifting opportunities, urging readers to plan ahead for seasonal travel and housing needs amid the exodus.
The Indianapolis speedway and Memorial Day program airs on WOAI and network 2% at 7:80 PM featuring a parade of motor songs and Indiana tunes. Lawrence Titchett, Morgan Eastman, Nat Shilkret, Ferde Grofe, and the Columbia Symphony are among performers with pieces by Berepowsky and Eichheim. A wide schedule includes recordings and new sustaining programs across CBS and NBC networks, plus rental property ads closing the page.
A fragment listing numerous radio schedules and programs across stations including modern, gospel, orchestras, news, weather, and various shows. Mentions specific times, host names, and program titles, with multiple stations such as WOAI and KUAL, plus references to musical acts and audience segments.
Chicago May 30 A third party movement named the people's ticket led by W W O'Brien of Chicago criminal attorney entered the political picture in Illinois with a platform for better government at a lower cost and repeal of prohibition laws. O'Brien has defended in more than 200 murder trials.
McHINNEY Texas May 30 Col Art Goebel winner of the Dole Might to Hawaii is recovering from injuries suffered when his plane crashed after takeoff from the municipal airport. His mechanic R J Riss of Dallas was killed in the crash.
About 1100 graduates from Brackenridge and Thomas Jefferson Senior schools and the Vocational and Technical school attended a Sunday night commencement in the municipal auditorium. Dr H Bascom Watts urged youth to pursue worthy dreams amid a “mud” world while stressing spirit and future value. Separate ceremonies followed for the technical school at San Pedro playhouse and for Brackenridge and Thomas Jefferson seniors in the main auditorium, with Sidney Lanier School also granting 40 diplomas Thursday.
Severe electrical storms across Poland killed nineteen people and caused extensive damage. Thousands of dollars in property losses were reported as twenty free buildings were destroyed and many others injured.
In Madrid on May 20 survivors reported several gun battles between anarchist strikers and government troops across cities including Valencia Seville and Bunol. Fatalities included a woman shot from a balcony and bystanders in multiple clashes as a general strike began in Seville with troops prepared to run bread distribution.
The captain of the Santa Margarita, a San Diego fishing vessel, reported mutiny off the west coast of Mexico. Coast Guard authorities in San Francisco instructed him to seek help from the Mexican government. Captain Eugene Blake of the Coast Guard sent the order.
New London May 30 The speed boat Margaret of New York was seized after being beached to escape three coast guard patrol boats. The craft carried 350 crates of liquor valued at about $12,000 and the crew fled.
A bomb exploded close to King Alexander’s palace in Belgrade at 2:20 am, seriously injuring one person and smashing a nearby car showroom window. The blast occurred near parliament buildings, with unconfirmed reports of six additional bombs found at a railway station, near the military academy, beside the senate, at the ministry of interior, and in front of offices of Polifico newspaper and the Workmen’s Insurance office.
Charles C. Isely, seeking the U S Senate seat from Kansas, advocates debt adjustment as a policy benefiting individuals and nations. He cites a farmer debtor as an example, proposing to medically adjust debt to a realistic repayment level so the debtor is helped and the lender retains a friend, not an enemy.
Two principal theater buildings in Lubbock Texas were bombed within minutes of each other around 3 am causing about 5000 dollars in damage including shops and offices. Police Chief Wiley Metcalfe and Fire Chief W E Twitty lead the investigation.
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