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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1933
Page
17
A Merryle Rumsey letter discusses inflation, utility rates, and regulatory costs. It argues rates should be fair and reflect economic realities, noting competition may drive down prices and that utilities must adapt to changing power sources and consumer demand.
Washington report notes a small decline in rail employment. September figures indicate reduced headcount across major carriers as the industry adjusts amid labor and production shifts. The national system shows ongoing wage and demand pressures, with minor regional variations.
The San Antonio community hosts numerous meetings Thursday including Woman's Parliament at St Anthony Hotel and various women’s groups at multiple locales. Activities cover auxiliary chapters, charity drives, youth programs, and social clubs with dates, venues, and hosts listed.
A death at a local residence is reported as due to natural causes. The body was found in bed at a property on Bari Street. Investigating authorities at Peace United Medical Health Resource are examining the case with detectives from the city police precinct still on the scene.
A New York official urged reduced duties on liquor to prevent smuggling. Secretary Bill, backed by Representative Cellar and Warmoernt, pressed for lower tariff amid efforts in the New York liquor import sector.
Washington reports a bleak outlook for cattle producers over the coming 12 to 24 months. Prices at slaughter and feeder levels are near record lows since 1929, while transportation and marketing costs are at highs, eroding producer returns. Despite drought and financial strains driving heavy shipments, meat supplies remain ample as consumer demand stays weak. Exports declined except for canned peel, and cattle numbers are forecast to fall for at least two years, with calf births and herd counts projected to dip, while ranges on October 1 were the lowest in 11 years.
Washington November. Eugene Vidal director of aeronautics in the department of commerce disclosed a plan to market 7 million dollars of small airplanes to the public within a year. A survey of 34,000 potential buyers suggests demand at price levels around 700 dollars. If conditions are favorable production could start and a volume of 10,000 planes might be produced. the aircraft would be a two passenger low wing monoplane with a landing speed of about 38 miles per hour and air brakes.
According to John Williams, during the period Guadalupe county produced about 20 013 bales of lint sun in year. The report notes the previous year ended with 20 814 bales, indicating a rise in production.
Texas dispatch reports Dr. W. D. Creag, a physician and city health officer, died early today in a Tower of Faith Grove setting. The obituary notes the loss of a local medical figure. Rent notices appear for a 4 room furnished house at 144 Culehen avenue, listed at $18 monthly.
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