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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1933
Page
1
Berlin reports overwhelming support for Hitler and his policies in a plebiscite with more than 90 percent turnout. Goebbels calls for large demonstrations as the regime expands power and claims a peacetime Reichstag majority and new slate of candidates amid jubilant celebration.
A critical overview discusses how osteopathy seeks internal body causes of disease by removing spinal or nerve pressure. It contrasts osteopathy with conventional medicine, arguing the body heals itself when structural pressures are relieved, and cites examples like nerve pain near the spine and pelvic tensions.
The article notes 922 percent of ballots cast and large percentages of invalid votes, signaling overwhelming backing for Hitler's foreign policy and leadership. It describes the referendum as approval of Germany leaving the League of Nations, disarmament talks, and a push for “freedom and equality” with other nations, with Hindenburg expressing gratitude as Hitler reports the result and unveils plans for future actions.
Widespread roundup by authorities began today to capture suspects tied to the killing of one man and injuries to four others as an alleged life attempt against Joseph Antony Primo de Rivera near San Ernesto. In Belair Maryland officials marked the birth anniversary of Edwin Booth, tracing to his birthplace in New York City.
Washington November 4 A daily decline in RO prices for domestic gold followed a White House conference with President Roosevelt and advisors. The U S quota for newly mined U S gold advanced thirteen cents to 33 45 while the London price slipped. The dollar value of gold in London opened at 32 29 25, down from 22 60 on Saturday, as discussions on home and foreign gold purchases continued.
President Roosevelt pressed early liquor revenue collection at a White House conference with the Ways and Means subcommittee. Representative Sam Hollenbeck of Washington indicated a separate bill would levy whiskey and other spirits, enabling treasury collection under new rates by January, while broader tax revisions proceed separately.
Vatican remarks by Pope Pius Vellaver condemn boxing for women as unbecoming to dignity and grace. The prelate spoke during a ceremony tied to the canonization process of Lule de Marillac, co founder of the Daughters of Charity, stressing gentleness over brutal sport.
Washington reports say the Litin off program was abandoned and future recognition talks may be informal. Officials indicated a meeting could occur when ready, as William Phillips from the State Department noted ongoing points to discuss. The two hour Roosevellt Stalin conversation aimed to clear up issues from State Department talks.
Washington dispatch reports T C MacDonald head of the Bureau of Public Roads urged state highway departments to submit county project plans up to 5000 dollars. The Federal Relief Administration would cover 85 percent of costs with potential federal baggage in state highway offices up to 35 percent of total expenditures.
Four persons were found in a wrecked airplane southeast of Olathe Kansas and brought to Ment yah hospital. The plane struck a stand of trees during a late windstorm. Victims include Dr. B. L Sulebacher of Kansas City and pilot Walter Taber among the injured.
Twenty six business and industrial leaders of the Midwest protested against tinkering with the dollar and urged a return to a fixed gold standard in Chicago on November 13.
A fragmented weather page lists temperatures, precipitation and moon phases for TAMEREATURER NOW and nearby areas. It cites normal rainfall deficits for November and January totals, plus a 7.98 inch monthly total and a January to March accumulation. Moon rise times and daily highs and lows are given for several cities, with forecasts and travel weather notes.
Geneva Nov 19 The Hungary and Italy boycott deepened tensions at the armament conference. The Hungary full committee will remain as observers while Italy ignores all measures approved since July 15. Hungary and Italy say the talks lack Germany and reject the London Paris accords and Simon plan presented after Germany accepted Ramsay Meade’s draft.
At Mansfield Ohio on November 12 two threatening calls preceded a bombing at the News Journal plant damaging the mailing room and causing about $1000 in losses. Police consider racketeers behind a series of five Mansfield paper bombings over five years. no suspect yet identified.
Moscow warned that Soviet forces are prepared to act quickly if Japanese aggression resumes in the Far East. A November 1 manifesto stresses readiness to meet any enemy blow and to defend against imperialist aims in Manchukuo, while urging peace yet warning of potential catastrophe if Japan pursues hostile policy.
Four survey conducted by the chamber of commerce at Nashville Tennessee showed traffic accidents were highest during October November and December.
An employee thwarted a hold up at the Marquette National Bank and Trust Company in downtown Minneapolis. M. E. Mortenton, 93, an auditor, fled as the bandit shouted the bank name, pursued by a bystander. the robber and his companions escaped before police arrived. A separate item notes house paint colors for sale at $285.
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