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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
11
Bexar county seeks a $300000 loan for unemployment relief for year ahead. Mayor Chambers and County Judge Wursbach sign the appeal, raised from 250000 after review of six local charities. The request, due in Austin to join statewide needs, aids Governor Sterling’s funding appeal.
A reader guides relief from stomach distress by taking a tablespoon of Da in before meals and lying flat for a few minutes after eating. The advice promises no nausea, pain, or further discomfort and notes money back if it fails.
In England a simple nightly font bath for three to four nights dissolves corns. Ash Summers drug stores and mail order offer Redox in 2 sizes for 46¢ and 85¢. Aims to remove hard corn and hard skin on heels and toes, yielding stronger, smoother walking in a week.
A group of defendants who pleaded guilty to violating the prohibition law were fined one cent each by Federal Judge J. Stanley Webster in Yakima Washington. They had been jailed awaiting sentencing and faced difficulties raising the small fines before court officials assisted in securing their release.
Convicted of first degree murder George Dougina Templeton Jr 20 knife slayer of his aunt Lilian Hathcock is tried on plea of insanity The same jury that returned the verdict and life recommendation will reconvene for the insanity phase Defense and prosecution will call alienists to testify on the youth known as motel youth Templeton stabbed his aunt and slashed his uncle in Los Altos on July 26 His mother cried and sought support from his father George D Templeton Sr a retired army major
Roberta Dodd-Crawford, Chicago Negro concert singer, married Prince Kojo Youvalau Houenou, heir apparent to Dahomey’s throne, in a Paris civil ceremony. They plan to travel to Africa for traditional rites. The bridegroom is a nephew of dethroned King Behanzin.
The executive board of the Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs criticized the picturization of drinking in motion pictures and condemned Oversexed themes and scenes as a common feature of American social life during their Louisville session marked by disapproval.
Staff Sergeant Gottfried Buchahle, retired from the Twelfth Field Artillery at Fort Sam Houston in September, plans to leave San Antonio for his old hometown of Oberibipp, Switzerland. He expects to visit about two years and then return to the United States.
New York Democrats face a heated fight for the mayoral nomination as ex mayor James J. Walker weighs health concerns, Alfred E. Smith plots a coup, and Gov Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lt. Gov Herbert Lehman back Smith. McKee in the Bronx argues no election next month and vows to contest any nomination, citing deadline law and a court battle.
An Amarillo indictment lists Bert Rarey, former First National Bank employee, charged with embezzling 82 000. The grand jury returned 29 true bills including liquor law violations and counterfeiting. Other cases name Harry F. Reed Leo M. Pavey and B L Buck Lewis. burglary charges target E R Annis and James Leland at Lelia Lake post office.
The body of a woman, believed to be Jean MacIntyre of Wel land, was found in a life belt five miles off Barce tons after the freighter John J. Boland sank in heavy seas. Coast guard and other craft had searched for three missing men. The discovery was made today by the fishing tug Betty and Dean as it pulled up nets near the Boland wreck site.
KaChleen Wallace, 15, was wounded critically in Dallas when a rifle in a feud was accidentally fired. Parish police and emergency crews responded to the scene. The incident remains under investigation.
In Des Moines area and surrounding states, farm pickets resume disruption to shipments to press for higher prices. Activists concentrate in northwestern Iowa southeastern South Dakota and southwestern Nebraska using planks belts spikes and clubs as they reengage in protests.
Calvert newly elected president of Jovke Brothers company was guest of honor at a dinner hosted by store executives this week. Guests included Horsce Landeaur of Titche Goettenger Dal Jas, Myron Silbert of Boston, and 17 Joske's employees with 25+ years service. Calvert received a desk set as entertainment by Mrs. Jack Tyndale Pred Langsdort George Lavon acted as toastmaster.
Washington report states Breckinridge Long assistant secretary of state under Wilson is in a hospital with shoulder inflammation. Doctors describe his condition as very favorable and not serious, indicating steady improvement after admission.
A historical health ad promotes Cordus as a remedy for weak run down women. It claims the product supports stronger vitality, relieves painful nagging symptoms, and prevents nourishment depletion. The ad urges women to take Cordus to restore order and resistance to womanly ailments.
An old advertisement touts Carter's Liver Pills as a harmless way to wake the liver and bile without calomel. It promotes the product as a gentle vegetable remedy and urges readers to ask for Carter's Lite Layer Wills, noting red label branding and a 1921 trademark.
Hundreds of prizes in a nine contest campaign invite individuals and clubs to vote via sales receipts and labels, with a chance at a free California vacation and a Chevrolet. First prizes include a home deed, a Silverado, and $1000 in gold, plus cash awards for clubs. Early registrants receive 5000 free votes and a $1 registration prize.
A compact record notes labels and receipts handling at Majestic Theatre Milam. It lists various items including Cafeterias Mistletoe Creamertes O08 Blatt Lotign Olympian Toiletries Ormsby Chryno Ind Col.
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