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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1933

Page

4

Mussolini Declares Italian Corporativism as Economic Solution

Premier Mussolini addressed the National Council of Corporations declaring Italian corporativism the means to conquer the present economic crisis. He asserted the capitalistic system is in crisis and criticized the League of Nations as outdated while calling for economic nationalism amid Europe’s decline.

Mussolini Judy Ivar Kruegers Samuel Thenll U Duce Chamber of Deputies Wational Council ‘of Corporations Tl Duce United States Japan Orient League of Na- Hons

U S Surplus Recommends Texas Beef Buy for Relief

The federal surplus reef corporation announced it will begin immediately purchasing 20 000 to 30 000 head of Texas beef cattle to bolster the live stock market and aid the unemployed. A $500 000 allotment covers Texas purchases with distribution to 18 cities. Civil Works Administration work will be provided in Houston San Antonio Waco Beaumont Tyler Austin El Paso Wichita Falls Brownsville Texarkana Amarily Lubbock Albany Paris San Angelo. Treasury receipts for November 13 show receipts 16 814 712.63 expenditures 26 658 853.67 balance 1 306 705 956.55.

Washington, D. G Federal Surplus Reef Corporation Today Texas New Civil Works Administration Houston Dalles San Antonio Waco Beaumont Tyler Austin el Paso Wichita Falls Brownsville Texarkana Amarily Lubbock Abilena Paris San Angelo Treasury Washington D. C The

Tennessee Bishop to Speak at Dinner in Memphis and San Antonio

The Right Reverend Thomas F. Gailor, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee and chancellor of the University of the South, Sewanee, will give an informal address at a dinner in his honor at St. Mark's parish house in Sewanee at 7 30 p m Wednesday. While in San Antonio, he is the guest of Bishop William T. Capers. Gailor recently marked the fortieth anniversary of his consecration as a bishop, and a cathedral was erected in his honor at Memphis.

Tennessee Thomas F. Gai- Tor Episcopal Diocese of Dbiverenty of the South Sewaner Tenn St. Mark’s San Antonio Gailor William T. Capers Memphis

Woman Doctor Indicted in Poison Death of Doctor

Greenwood Mississippi November 15 Dr Sarah Ruth Deen a former woman medical associate of Dr John Preston Kennedy Greenwood surgeon was indicted for his murder. The state accuses her of administering poisoned whiskey on July 27 prior to a farewell kiss at her home as he prepared to remarry his divorced wife.

Greenwood Miss John Preston Kennedy Sarah Ruth Deen A. P. Gardner Dean Kennedy Wifr

Frost Woodhull Plans Deer Hunt Near Kerrville

County Judge Frost Woodhull obtained permission from county commissioners to leave the county on a deer hunting trip Wednesday. He will pursue deer on the Schreiner ranch near Kerrville with District Attorney Walter Tynan and investigator Raymond South hunting south of San Antonio. See what your dollars will buy San Antonio this week in the Miscellaneous classifieds on the last page.

Frost Woodhull Schreiner Kerrville Walter Tynan Raymond South San Antonio

Hayden faces six year term for embezzlement theft case

Alber Hayden, a stock salesman from San Antonio, was sentenced to six years in the state penitentiary after a Stir District Court trial. He stood indicted for theft by bailee and embezzlement involving 700 to 900 dollars given by Mrs Clifford and Mrs Edwards to purchase stock. A jury returned the verdict after about two hours.

Ted Hayden San Antonio Stourth District Clifford Howards Navarro Street Edwards Alber Hayden Tie Quig

Novelists Bankruptcy Filing Shocks Beverly Hills Writer

Ning Wilcox Putnam Elliot, a noted woman novelist living in Beverly Hills, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court requesting relief with debts totaling 812,186.01 and assets of 187.

Los Angeles Ning Wilcox Putnam Elliot Beverly Hills

Four charged after walkathon pistol incident

Ben Ruby operator of a gambling house and night club faced a four count complaint in County Gour al-Law No 1 for carrying a pistol during a Monday walkathon incident. Y E Red Herry Joe Sked Hurochet and Polk Weal also charged. Isbell and Klevenhagen filed waivers. Ruby allegedly drew a pistol after a prior exchange with Isbell.

Ben Ruby Gour Polk Weal W. E. Isbell J. J. Klevenhagen Hal J. Ross Isbell Ruby Walka

Spinelli Lawyers Fight Extradition From Rome

Attorneys for Glucepo Spinelli known as Big Mike carry their appeal to Italian Minister of Justice De Francisci to block his extradition and prevent murder trial in the United States. Spinelli is sought in Pennsylvania for the July 29 1992 Pittsburgh massacre of bootleggers Arthur James and John Valpe. U S extradition request prompted swift Italian action.

Spinelli Rome Glucepo Big Mike Minster of Justice de Francisci United States Pennsylvania Arthur James John Valpe Pittsburgh Ttely

Police action drops after officer’s statement on Ruby case

Chief Owen W. Kilday said Tuesday the city would take no action against Ruby. Klevenhagen then swore out a complaint at the county attorney’s office. Isbell and Klevenhagen arrested Berry, Hobrecht, and Nea following an altercation. Hobrecht received an appeal bond after a Austin robbery conviction with a 16 year term and was a doorman at the Alamo Night Club operated by Ruby and Berry.

Owen W. Kilday Ruby Klevenhagen Isbell Berry Hobrecht Nea Austin Alamo Nite Club Ruby and Berry

Mahoney embezzlement trial postponed to 1934 term

Lockhart Nov 15 The trial of B G Mahoney former Fentress bank official facing 40 embezzlement charges was moved from Monday to the March 1934 term. Mahoney is reportedly in San Antonio hospitals convalescing from an operation. Also a 12 tube radio is offered for sale at 95 dollars in light classified ads.

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