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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1934
Page
9
Roosevelt seeks counsel of business leaders to shape economic measures, aiming to boost employment, retirement and old-age pensions while curbing federal overreach. The shift signals improved confidence among financiers, potentially lifting securities, credit and demand, though labor policy and tax questions linger. Industrial activity shows mixed signs with steel improving and autos slowing as Christmas retail promises solid totals.
Dallas reporters report Lexas centennial commission members met to map plans for the 1936 celebration. The group aims to proceed with preparations for an exposition as part of ongoing efforts, with January lectures expected to pass a centennial bill. Chairmen Cullen and Thomas spoke on the agenda and preparations.
New York report notes Barbara Bennett, mother, rejoices over a newborn daughter. The family, including two sons Morton Downey and Michael, welcomed the child with fond parents' happiness.
By agreement of counsel a postponement was entered in the North District court Monday in the case of Max Goor against the bank and trust company. A judgment for alleged $9030 in expenses and interest was considered. The filing discusses emergency expenditures and excess expenditures related to creditors' claims.
An old advertisement promotes Doan A Pills and other remedies as fast acting treatments for kidney and bladder issues. It touts decades of use, bold claims, and lists Millbury Co as a supplier, urging readers to consult their druggist for these products.
Nov 19 Norco Louisiana report details a teen boy who wrecked his mother's car, stole another, and died in a crash with a third vehicle. Investigating officers and owners pursued as multiple people were injured and a rescue attempt followed. Names and ages of victims lingering in incomplete wording.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an American heiress and references to Princess Ponies and names like Van Alen Mdivani. The text is garbled, impeding clear facts, but hints at a Paris scene with social or bridal intrigue and whispered connections.
Morning report from Robert B. Greer Hospital in Roberta Bells of Adgins notes two children with fractured legs after separate car crashes on Gonzales road. One boy, Trevino Jr., 8, sustained a compound leg fracture while his father drove to the yard. another boy had a broken right leg.
Nev. 19. A comic singer, the 11 year old composer of the song Ai Dawning, admits he is doubtful about women. Charles Wakefield Oxhead, visiting, notes the boy fears women but enjoys admiring them in books and opera, choosing to remain single.
Former United States senator from Montana, Mantle, died in Los Angeles on November 13. Details of his career and death were reported from the city.
Dublin report notes Buckley, governor general of the Irish Free State, declined King George’s invitation to the wedding of the Duke of and Princess at an event on November 26. The decision causes little surprise in Dublin where Buckley’s plain tastes are known and few expected ceremony fuss.
Four army planes from Selfridge field joined the hunt for three Caseville fishermen who disappeared after setting out at dawn to tend nets in Sagium Bay. Coast guards and local crews scoured the area near Lake Huron seeking clues to their fate.
Washington, D. C. Nov 18. VPI reports the AAA urged farmers to support the 1895 corn hog program, proposing acreage reductions tied to 1932-33 averages, and allowing renting of fields and buying feeder hogs from contract sigvers. Payments would rise for acreage removed, and per head hog payments set at 15. The plan aims to ease a corn surplus in 1935 and avert burdensome conditions. Dr. A G Black warned the surplus may require holding production in check, urging farmer backing for future outlook.
A new savings and loan bank was organized in Yoakum with about three residents subscribing for shares. Sam W. Borden of Washington, D. C., a representative of the federal home loan bank board, assisted in the organization.
In Detroit on November 18, Father Charles Coughlin denounced capitalism linking industrialists financiers and politicians to a controlled nation. He outlined nine points for a wage plan and worker rights, urging government regulation and broader private ownership to empower labor and curb profits.
Rainfall of about three inches over ten days boosts crops in Odem Texas. Vegetables show improved growth as levees hold and irrigation begins. A local farmer notes cabbage and melons will advance quickly after this wet spell.
A fragmented court notice cites numerous names and dates in a dense legal brief. It mentions judges, defendants, and terms such as fines and suspensions amid a sprawling docket with unclear actions and deadlines.
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