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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1933
Page
2
A fragment notes rumors that beer sold at two Plaza locations exceeds 3.2 percent alcohol. It cites unclear sources and a Sidious propaganda mention, while recalling Oscar at the Waldorf and wine pairing guidance. The piece adds Sunday drives bring gypsy-spirited transients, fewer hitchhikers, and more Model T buses with tents and wash pans along the highway.
President Roosevelt, in Warm Springs, with Henry Morgenthau and other treasury officials, discusses his monetary program and recovery efforts. Attacks on administration policy draw light remarks from field marshals as the president proceeds with public appearances and planning.
The Rev Br P B Ali, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will preach the second sermon in a series on death at Sunday morning services. The text will be Haw Chileb Abolstes Death. The evening services will mark the last of the fall season.
Captain Alfred P Dinn was convicted of robbery by threat and sentenced to 26 years for taking 2600 from Taylor Refining Co officials. Mack Kennedy, Joen Wnnnger, and Les Ufled allegedly received the money in a plan involving dynamite threats at the refinery.
Decatur reports preliminaries set for seven Black defendants in the Scalation case. Defense chief Leibowita accuses jury exclusion in Jackson County, alleging systematic denial of constitutional rights and fraud in the grand jury indictments from 1931. Suspect names and details appear in the scattered evidence as officials pursue the claim.
In a windy Friday handicap event of the San Antonio Women's Golf Association at the Gyne Golf Enurse Mrs Tate posted 95 11 84 to win gross honors. R Hory took second with 66 her club plays next Friday at 10 oclock. Alверton Texas Nov 26 177 Kendall was killed in a car crash. survivors include Mustain Batenaldor and others.
A chaotic report from New Orleans details state senate hearings on alleged polling irregularities and intimidation tied to the 1932 Louisiana race. Witnesses for Gou... verlan allied with Huey P. Long presented rebuttal testimony as the two week hearing period winds down.
SCRANTON Pa Nov 23 The second dynamiting within seven hours was reported today. One person was buried from their beds in the latest blast but no details were shared. Authorities say the same mining company employed the bombers and a mine blast preceded the attacks.
Hollywood notes report Al Jolson faces a busy slate with musical roles and film commitments despite desires to travel. Ruby Keeler and Al Jolson remain active with projects at Warners, including Diex Bowell, while Irene Dunne negotiates a New York based contract and Katharine Hepburns unit reshuffles.
Washington Nov 25 A Senate stock market committee investigation of the Fox film charges was urged by Senator Adams and other officials. They call for subpoenaing Hoover era Justice records and the Fox defense, with debate over whether to widen hearings. Senator Gore pressed for action against William Fox and a possible conspiracy claim. Most members favored limiting the inquiry, while Wiggin and others denied the key accusations.
Six occupants of an automobile were killed in a head on collision with a motor bus about ten miles south of Goshen on the highway to Cheeter. The dead were Jacob Kalerr and his wife Gertrude, Rose Dur, Minnie Dur, Katherine Dur, and Kenneth Baird, all of Middletown. They were en route to a Brooklyn-bound country party when the incident occurred. The bus driver was not injured.
Valley Forge restoration crews begin returning the headquarters kitchen to its colonial condition. The Valley Forge park commission says they will remove later alterations to recreate the setting used by General George Washington during the severe 1777-78 encampment.
Nov 25 Army orders list Judge Advocate General Blanton Winship retirement and 19 Jone and 30 November moves. It names officers including Edward T. B. Weidner MMG, Harold A Kirkwood MC, Clement J. Baker, and Robert W. Yang among others, detailing foreign service completions and promotions to various postings.
The letter argues why a popular cowboy song The Last Round Up would be over commercialized by broadcasters and performers. It laments edits and cheap adaptations, noting radio listeners demand more western tunes and accusing some entertainers of spoiling the songs. The writer cites a brig Crosby recording as an example and criticizes publishers for allowing overhauls.
Churches plan Thanksgiving day programs with Rev Alfred Rust at St Pauls Lubberat at 10 30 AM Highland Park Presbyterian holds a 9 30 AM Sunday school to start a day of services Rev Dr Balers Greer preaches and designates all departments for observance The men’s group sponsors Boy Scout roundup and Women’s auxiliary funds for orphans Christiana Endeavor groups meet throughout the day Union Thanksgiving service at Trevis Park Methodist with Rev Dr Ray Aurel to speak.
A romance rekindled in Rifle after 57 years ends in marriage. Mrs. Jillen Rice, 73, of Rifle, weds J. A. Johnson of Uvalde, Texas. The couple previously separated after a youthful marriage, Mrs Rice remarried and later widowhood, now they reunite as spouses.
Lindberghs intend to remain in the Canary Islands until Monday after their hydro air plane flight from Pont Veleada Los Azores to Las Palmas, Canaria Islands, announced by Charles A Lindbergh and his wife.
An aircraft en route from El Paso to Monica City skidded during landing near Leon Guanajuato on a rainy November day, injuring ten travelers. Authorities reported the incident as a hard landing with no fatalities.
Weekend city notices advertise a series of dances and social events. Highlights include a Saturday night at Touchprize Hall with the Happy Ramblers and Ted Hay and his Ryehm Boys, plus prize dances at Lowersec, Bluebonnet avenues, and McDayzitd’s Oren. A special Thanksgiving celebration and tours by local clubs are also noted.
A chaotic listing describes a Saturday night shortwave program from Byrd Expedition ship Ruppert. CBS control by Johny Byer and Charles J Murphy will feature musical acts, Broadway bits, and talks from Willand Daly to Rexford Tugwell, all amid a buzzing schedule of network transmissions and station IDs.
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