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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
19
Italian premier Mussolini calls for compromise in disarmament talks at Geneva. He notes waning public momentum and warns that a general convention remains distant due to diverging national interests, distrust, and France and Germany’s roles, urging practical steps to advance a preliminary accord within the League of Nations.
A long list of Parent-Teacher associations from San Antonio schools and clubs vote on meetings Friday and Saturday. Sessions at Camfield, Bandera, Lamar, and other campuses involve officers, reports, and social events. The Denver Heights and Highland Park groups host programs, while other notices list cafeteria, music room, and auditorium meetups with officers and guests.
In Dallas yesterday Cass Coleman and WA Casey faced resumed charges of concealing George H. Helly. Casey’s $17,000 bond remains, Coleman stays confined in Abilene. US Deputy Marshal Holingaly said a San Angelo transfer would occur if bonds are posted.
In Geneva the League of Nations political committee heard sharp exchanges over Jewish discrimination in France and a German refusal to conflate the Jewish question with minority debates. Victor Berengis criticized France for unequal rights, urging universal adherence to revolutionary principles guaranteeing equal treatment. a German delegate said Jews had never faced mass murder and should not be targeted in debate. Baron Aloisi of Sealy argued that all peoples have a peaceful right within their state.
SENEVA October 5 1971 Early solution to stabilize currencies may improve a world economic conference's prospects, with a report prepared for the League of Nations assembly by its economic and financial commission. It notes higher industrial production and lower unemployment in many sectors, and that imports tied to farming and mining have eased while raw materials stocks are seen as declining. GENEVA October 5 an international conference on removing duties opens to discuss issues. The United States is represented by Cyrus Everett American vice consul.
Funds are on deposit to retire a block of Hearst Publications Inc 1,000,080 4 per cent serial gold bonds on November 1 and to pay semiannual interest. Also redeemed are Hearst subsidiaries bonds and Hearst magazines retired maturing obligations earlier this year. Hearst Consolidated Publications Inc has maintained regular quarterly cash dividends on class A 7 per cent preferred shares since July 1980.
Senator Joseah T. Robinson of Arkansas warned from Europe about currency inflation. He said inflation would threaten national recovery and urged unity to protect economic stability amid proposed monetary measures.
In Pearsall Oklahoma an $81,000 payment is issued to farmers as compensation. The funds are described as relief or cooperation aid connected to local agricultural settlements. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but the main fact is the $81,000 distribution to farmers.
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