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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1933

Page

9

Gnorant If Hcts In As By Linton Wells

Moscow dispatch argues Americans misperceive Soviet Russia and warns ignorance stems from horror of revolution, isolation, censorship and partial reporting. It notes limited access, then increasing tours, and outlines public misbeliefs about Bolshevik regime and life in the Soviet Union.

Linton Wells Moscow Moy Wlal United States Unio Socialis Soviet Russia Bubink Idda

Fall of Paris Cabinet Reflects Socialist Rift

Paris reports the fall of Premier Albert Sarraut’s cabinet after a radical Socialist breach. War Minister Edouard Deladier Interior Minister Camille Chautemps and others opposed centrist or right support, insisting on old leftwing Socialist backing. Deladier blamed the Soviets for the rupture while Chautemps affirmed party loyalty.

Paris Albert Sarraut Edouard Deladier Camille Chautemps Julés Adolphe Theodore Steeg M. Daladier M. Chautempa

Mellon Seeks Tax Case Review and Treasury Updates

Pitts burgh banker Richard Beatty Mellon seeks a re determination of an $18 951 deficiency on his income taxes. Treasury receipts for November 4 show receipts at $18 341 992 68 and expenditures at $18 959 338 64 with a balance of $1 389 286 594 44. Fiscal year receipts through July 1 total $1 001 292 264 55, expenditures $1 902 768 227 76 including $457 200 493 18 for emergency relief.

Treasury Washington, D. C

Literary Agent Held on $5000 Larceny Charge

Dallas November 1 James Ashe reputed literary critic and agent was detained at Seattle police request after a wire indicating a $5000 grand larceny charge filed Friday by Mrs Yara Shannon widow of Dr Will Shannon of Seattle. Shannon accuses Ashe of swindling her of $15000 on a promise regarding a novel and of securing $25000 in prizes and $15000 more from a promise to obtain Radio-Keith-Orpheum film rights for $450000.

Dallas James Ashe Seattle Yara Shannon Will Shannon Seattla Shanon Ashe Radio-Keith-Orpheum

Hitler letter asks Mussolini to call arms conference

A letter from Adolf Hitler handed to Benito Mussolini was believed to urge convening an arms conference of the major powers after Germany’s election. The letter, presented by Reich minister Hermann Goenig, arrived by air in Rome.

Hitler Rome Germany Mussolini II Duce Hermann Wilhelm Goenig Reich

Texas Guinan Dies After Operation in Vancouver

Broadway legend Texas Guinan, famed hostess of Broadway's Roxy era, dies in Vancouver after an operation. She reportedly gave $75,000 to friends and charities in the 30 days before death, and asked the show to go on. Her body to be shipped to Seattle, Chicago, and New York for funeral services.

Vancouver B. G Texas Guinan Great White Way Levape Tom Guinan Seattle Chicago New York St. Malachi

Downtown Taxpayers Seek 35 Percent Cut in Assessments

About one hundred downtown taxpayers led by J. M. Frost and E. C. Ransford presented a petition to the city board of tax equalization on Monday requesting a 35 percent reduction in downtown property assessments to align with residential values. Tax Commissioner Frank Bushick indicated the board would study figures butviewed no further cuts as the downtown area already shares in an 8.75 percent district-wide reduction this year. Ransford and colleagues produced district maps showing theDowntown area averaging 57 percent of sale value versus 31.6 percent citywide 100 percent equalized value, arguing downtown bears an unfair share of municipal costs. The Light’s Free Rental Directory note appears in the December issue, with real estate ads to run free in Sundays edition.

City Board of Tax Equalization Bard J. M. Frost C. Runsford Taxpayers League Frank Bushick Ransford Board of Equalization

Court rules in favor of South Texas Bank in suit against Wallace Rogers

Judge Frederick Stevens of the Seventy third District Court awarded South Texas Bank and Trust Company $76,950 in a stock assessment suit against Wallace Rogers, director of the closed City Central Bank and Trust. Principal $68,400 plus interest from Oct 3, 1931. More than 100 similar suits are pending in local district courts. James Shaw, banking commissioner when City Central closed, assessed stock value. assets sold to South Texas Bank. Judge B D Wright will try suits in the Forty fifth District Court. Judge Tayloe disqualified himself as a depositor on the closed bank.

Duidge Frederick Stevens Cour Tues South Texas Bank &Trust Company Wallace Rogers City-Central Bank & Trust Company James Shaw City-Central Bank &Trust Company South Texas Banks& Trust Company B.D. Wright One Hundred and Eleveanth District Yoal Laredo Forty-fifth District Court 3. G. Tayloe Forty-fifth District

Piano Company Wins Suit Against City

Charles M. Stiefl Inc. won a $2,505 judgment in the Seventy-third District Court against the City of San Antonio to collect the purchase price of pianos used at city recreation centers. The pianos were bought from Walthall Music, which claimed back taxes. Stiefl Intervened, alleging consignment sales and lack of ownership by Walthall. the court upheld this contention.

Piano Company Charles M. Stiefl, Inc Tuesdt Aiust San Antonio Seventy-third District Walthall Music Company Music Streft Planos

Western Railroad Merger Studied

Denver November 7. Thomas A. Schumacher chairman says a plan is being studied to unify the Rio Grande Western Pacific and Denver and Ball Lake lines into a single system. The Western Facility plans to order 21 000 tons of rails and 6000 tons of stone for a replacement program.

Western Railroad Denver Thomas A. Schumacher Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Rio Grande Western Pacific Ball Lake Western Faviilery

Jane Noble Aids Search For Properly Phrased Ad

Jane Noble offers assistance in crafting a well phrased situation wanted advertisement. Visit the Broadway at First Street location for guidance and placement services.

Jane Noble Broadway Firth Street

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