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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1933
Page
1
A 1920s style column urges Buy Now and Buy American to boost the wage earner, curb foreign payrolls, and support national fire prevention. It cites a week of fire prevention, vast U.S. losses, and calls for insurance reform for non fireproof buildings. The piece also notes Russia, religious oppression, and medical forecasts into 2093, trimming sensational details.
Senate investigation reveals railroad stock sales by Dillon Read tied to investment trusts. Testimony shows millions in value depreciation since 1929, with Rock Island stock purchased for $1,741,00 and shares unloaded by trusts linked to United States and International Securities corporations. Senators challenge witnesses on stock transfer practices amid the probe.
Weather forecast notes warm trend with temperatures around 80 degrees on Wednesday. Southeast winds light to moderate. Tuesday through Wednesday show higher 80s to mid 60s, with details varying by region. Expect fair, warm conditions across Texas with northeast to southeast winds and a potential cooler front late week.
New York brewers announce a 500 dollar reward for the first individual whose testimony leads to the conviction of a beer racketeer. Brewers Board of Trade president Madelph Schaef er says witnesses fear to identify those who threaten them, with ads appearing in a metropolitan newspaper.
Norfolk Va Oct 19 The fate of 21 crew members from the sunken freighter Annoula remained uncertain as searchers on sea-going vessels were asked to locate them. The Italian steamer Montello relayed a lifeboat rescue and reported 31 crew members still missing amid scant further details.
HOLLYWOOD Mary Pickford denied reports she planned to file for divorce from Douglas Fairbanks. Officials for her motion picture organization said she has no immediate plan to change the status of her marriage and that she and Fairbanks are not pursuing separation at this time.
Old established wine firms may borrow from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to finance turning the current grape crop into wine. The RFC has already granted one loan and thousands of inquiries are coming from California New York and New Jersey.
Canal Zone court begins proceedings against Lieutenant John Kenty Cross on charges arising from the death of Lieutenant Margin in an automobile accident. The tribunal reserved jurisdiction as the case moves toward a general court-martial.
A New York publishing company increases salaries in recognition of improved business. The move raises pay for employees across the board as part of a broader staff investment.
Civilians in Mayana mark an anniversary with a local fete. The event highlights Cuban cultural presence and features a public gathering, music, and traditional fare. No further names or precise details are readable.
Strikers go back to work in West Virginia and Ohio steel plants after a week long strike. California lettuce and cotton growers report about 10 000 workers on strike demanding wage increases. New York conference between Frick Coke president Thomas Moses and United Mine Workers VP Phil Murray fuels talks on union recognition check off and picket issues. Indiana guards patrol roads amid potential unrest. New Jersey Ford plant faces possible effects from strike dynamics.
Police will investigate the death of 63 year old GCharles Minudek at Rober B. Green hospital after inquiries found he went to hospital and later died. No further details released as the case is open.
New York City opens nationally heavy voting with 927 registered on day one, a figure that could top the 1892 record of 2,334,81 voters. The mayoral contest sees defections from Mayor O'Brien to independent Joseph V. McKee, especially in Brooklyn and Queens, amid partisan tensions and municipal dismissals.
A weather forecast from meteorologist J. H. Jribie predicts slightly warmer, generally cloudy conditions for San Antonio and surrounding areas. Expect daytime highs near 86 degrees with cooler mornings, and possible showers in the extreme western West Texas region.
Florida voters face a decision on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment as the 33rd district ballots today. Governor Daye and Attorney General Purley urged support, while supporters pressed for early repeal and a quicker path to statewide change.
Edward Cronin signs a renewed contract to pilot the Washington Senators. He is backed by a strong management group and will return to leadership as the team pursues a successful season. Details are limited due to the damaged text.
Treasury data shows a rise in the new gold price with an increase over yesterday's quotation. The report notes the uptick in the metal's value and provides context for the latest market movement.
A reported inquiry by Representative Sapwielekek Whentoeral of New York examines charges that the Gurman KaVERNDL spreads unbrodaehig propa ganda in the United States. The memo notes the House committee's role and potential actions.
The Oklahoma City trial reveals Kathryn Kelly as a buyer of a machine gun used in the Charles Forschel kidnapping, with firearms broker J Klar testifying that Kelly purchased a $250 weapon matching the serial number found at the crime scene. Prosecutors seek to connect the machine gun to the $200,000 ransom plot tied to George Kelly.
Dr Darrell, a member of the livestock sanitary commission, testified as the 61st witness in an East Texas inquiry ordered by Representative Gordon Burns. He denied taking money or employing people for jobs, while naming the Williams brothers who allegedly sold positions. He said fear of press exposure and Gov Ferguson’s embarrassment influenced his actions.
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