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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1933
Page
10
Arthur Brisbane writes a caustic column on contemporary politics and society, lampooning public figures and the press, with sharp observations on power, media, and public opinion in a brisk, opinionated tone.
Cleveland area visit highlights GE incandescent lamp and Frigidaire lab work at Nela Park. P. W. Litchfield illustrates industrial growth, airship Macon debates, and visions of future ships carrying bombs and passengers. Included are portraits of executives, lab scenes, and speculative notes on American industry and civilization.
Ten armed prisoners kidnaped Warden Prather and two guards during a Decoration Day baseball game at the Kansas penitentiary in Lansing. They used the warden and guards as shields to flee in a waiting car, wounding a guard, and sparking a statewide manhunt as officials tracked moving cars and reported sightings across eastern Kansas.
Joseph Trop, 46, a jeweler linked as the fence for the Whittemore gang, was shot dead last night on a Lower East Side street corner. Two killers, calm and dispatched, escaped in a waiting automobile before hundreds of observers.
Tulsa defeats Oklahoma City 2 to 1 in a compact match report. Names mentioned include Aaron, Miver, Powers, and Skipton with sparse details on substitutions and locations. The fragmentary text references venues Beaumont and Galveston era notes mixed with incomplete team notes and players.
The page lists multiple baseball scores and lineups across teams from the American League. It mentions Boston, Cleveland, Washington, and other clubs with player names and partial game outcomes, reflecting a busy box score section.
Detroit won 10 to 4 over St. Louis in an American League game at Detroit. The scoring details show early offense by Detroit with a large fourth inning and key hits from Hart Coffman and May. St. Louis struggled on defense as Detroit built a commanding lead.
National League action with box score chaos shows Pittsburgh and Brooklyn winning, while New York and Cincinnati suffer mixed results. The article lists players Grimes Hartnett Swit and Gr oftesont, with unclear details, but mentions Hartnett and Paddeo. The score lines include 000 019 600 for one side and 000 100 300 for another, reflecting a tense midseason contest across multiple venues including Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
Washington May 1. Senator Byrnes said the administration will issue in a few days an increase in compensation for veterans with service connected disabilities. The statement followed criticism of the economy act cuts under the independent offices appropriation bill. Spanish-American War veterans funding was cut from 134 million to 41 million the coming year. Byrnes noted Memorial Day and urged support for veterans items. Other senators questioned the reductions and said the economy plan should have spared such benefits. Byrnes said the veterans bureau was modifying regulations and an increase will be announced soon.
Geneva May 30. Germany defies League over Jews in Upper Silesia while the council proceeds with juridical airing of the issue without Germany's vote. Bernhelm, a German Jew, seeks nullification of discriminatory laws and restitution of rights, as League jurists may rule on minority status and petition validity. Western diplomacy frames urgent treatment amid German objections.
Berlin officials rejected reports that former Chancellor Kurt von Schleicher was detained at Kuestrin fortress. Vienna dispatches claimed his imprisonment, but Berlin and Kuestrin authorities stated no detention occurred and the story is untrue.
The Texas House recommitted the anti trust bill to the Judiciary Committee to consider suspending state anti trust laws to allow Texas industries to join the national industrial rehabilitation program. Buy American.
Weather outlook from San Antonio and vicinity shows generally fair conditions Tuesday night and Wednesday. Lowest Tuesday night near 74 degrees with Wednesday high around 85, and Tuesday low around 68 with a Tuesday high near 64 for the day. Winds mild to moderate and variable, mainly from the east. Partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday with warmer air in the north and west portions.
Fordham university welanograph noted a minor quake about 9200 miles from New York likely in Central America. First shock recorded 6 60 a m Easton Standard time. Homer Cochran, a Black man, pleaded guilty to reckless driving, was fined 410 dollars for speeding hereafter.
The piece critiques Congress for ignoring public sentiment on prohibition and the income tax. It cites polls from the Literary Digest and Hearst papers showing broad shifts against prohibition, yet lawmakers voted dry. It argues Congress then blocked a popular vote on repealing the 18th Amendment and notes tax loopholes benefiting the powerful.
Lovie Meyer of Huntington Park wins the 500 mile race at Indianapolis in 4 hours 48 minutes 0.75 seconds at 104.142 mph. A youth driver Mark Billmath and mechanic G L Dorian die from crash injuries in the event. Wibue Shay finishes second, Chet Gardner third, Lou Moore fourth as Meyer ties Tommy Milton for most 500 mile wins.
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