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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1933

Page

9

Dollar at New Low as US gold purchases rise

Washington reports the administration bought newly mined gold, boosting its price quotations for the metal while the dollar slumped to a record low against the pound. London and Paris telegrams note continued gold outflows and a Bank of France drain amid political turmoil and franc volatility.

Washington, D. C Ily United States London Europe Hoosevelt Bank of France Paris Sar- Tout France

Quin to Attend Capital Meeting on New Job Plan

Mayor Quin will travel to Washington next week for a national meeting of city and county officials called by President Roosevelt to implement the new works program. The aim is to provide regular work and wages for 2,000,000 on relief and 4,000,000 overall.

Quin K. Quin Washington Roosevelt Eigil Works Harry L. Hopkins Federal Emergency Relief Administration State and Jaco Elvil Quinn San Antonio

Reconciled Mary and Doug avert divorce report

New York Nov 9 Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks reportedly settled their differences and will not divorce. Mary Pickford was quoted saying she will not sell Pickfair, her Trolleywood home.

Mary Doug New York Variety Aseateica Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks Miss Pintaford

Filipino Women Win Right to Vote in Philippines

Manila reports that women earned voting rights after the January 4 vote by the Ninth Legislature. The bill passed with little opposition. women will have the same suffrage as men if literate and property worth at least 250 pesos. Treasury data shows November receipts 426 410 184.30 and expenditures 434 078 60.17 with a balance of 1 380 229 480.15.

Manila Philippines Alther House Treasury Washington, D. C The

Woman Dies in Oklahoma City

Mrs. act Kirkpatrick 0, of 307 West Myrtle Street, dies in Oklahoma City where funeral services are set for Friday afternoon. Her husband Martin Kirkpatrick and son Wilson travel there for the services after her two week visit to a sister.

Omyname City Act Kirkpatrick Myrtle Street Fox Oklahoma City Martin Wilson

Government cracks down on plots ahead of Spanish elections

Madrid dispatch reports government agents revealed plans by extremists to provoke a general strike and widespread unrest to disrupt the national elections set for November 19. Authorities move to avert violence as security measures tighten.

Spain Madrid Compnion

Air Armada Hops Off for Africa From Cartagena

The French air armada of 30 planes, en route to French Africa, took off from Cartagena after an overnight stop today. Twenty seven planes began the long flight at Istres near Marseille yesterday morning. One joined at Purple Nan, France, their first stop, and two more are here.

Cartagena Spain French Africa Istres Marseille Purplenan France

Operation Aids Cancer Sufferers

Dr J P Greenhill told the Chicago Medical Society the operation removing the hypogastric plexus relieves cancer pain and has been successful in 23 cases described at a cancer symposium in Chicago. The procedure targets sympathetic nerves below the stomach.

Chicago J.P. Greenhill Chicago Medical Society

Police claim break in nine kidnapping rings in Chicago

Chicago police said they closed in on a kidnapping gang and held at least four members as they claimed the solution to nine kidnapings in which victims paid ransoms estimated from 400000 to 600000. A man stands in an office building listing job for sale at 1360.

Chicago

Florida boards seek $404000 loan for reforestation work

Trustees of the interior improvement board of Florida have applied to the federal public works administration for a $404,000 loan to be used in reforestation.

Interna i Improvement Board of Florida Federal Public Works Administration

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