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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1933
Page
34
President Roosevelt receives an honorary degree at Washington College Chestertown Md and argues America can recover faster than nations with dictators. He warns progress can’t be rushed and cautions against fixed year plans describing dictatorship as slowing global recovery.
Executives spoke extemporaneously as Dr Gilbert Wilcox Meade was installed as the college nineteenth president. He received the degree of doctor of laws and a photostatic copy of the same degree once conferred on George Washington a century and a half earlier. A four room house at 131 Linares Place was offered for sale at 1800. Classified ads note money lenders and sellable firms in Light Classified Money-To Lose section.
Landlord touts unmatched service in renting field with policy of granting reasonable aprvnes and handling minor improvements such as plumbing repairs and papering. Emphasizes long standing reputation for fairness and honest dealing behind rental offers at 609 Hillsland Boulevard.
Burke presses for new trial after conviction for exp eropeiating trust funds. He contends papers may be ready Sunday and asks Judge McCrory to hear the plea. He blames politics, says the conviction stems from prominence and public office, and rejects a pardon while seeking vindication and a new trial.
Recovery Administrator Dwight D. Johnson declines Nebraska NRA chairman Keith Neville's resignation. He explains that the NRA unit under the recovery program bears responsibility for farmers facing product price difficulties, and he sent a letter outlining the circumstances to reconsider the action.
A committee named for the Texas Exes at the University of Texas San Antonio includes A Goeth Roy T Gove nhy B Swearingen Sylvan Late Maxie Hart Ross Irwin Col Nealk WP Nowlin W Eyres Misa Fae Lagsdon Bernard Gilasett. The group will meet this or next week to hear Ralph C Goeth, president of the state association, Cozart announced, with meeting arrangements pending.
A detachment of 117 army personnel from Navarro Limestone Dulas Cotyell and McLennan counties is set to report at Camp Bulls Bullday. They will stay until a company from Delta Colorado arrives en route to dispersal for winter station. The Palacios stationed company since June 11 reached Bastion Saturday for winter station per Texas district HQ Fort Houston.
H W Moursand an attorney was admitted to the practice of law in federal district court Saturday upon the motion of United States District Attorney W R Smlin Jr.
Gus Jones, head of the focal department of Jositer, returned to his office after several days at home due to illness. Qua Jones, in the same department, was also noted to be back in the office. The report confirms both officials resumed duties amid a period of renewed activity.
Officials halted a marathon walkathon exhibition for lack of mayoral permit. 60 entrants faced charges for unlawfully operating and taking part in the event. Bonds set at 50 dollars. hearings scheduled in corporation court. Douglas Lawley, Alamo Post commander, involved.
Police halt the walkathon sponsored by the Legion after Mayor Quin ordered closure following 17 days of operation. Commissioner Wright had issued then rescinded permits. arrests for fines from 10 to 60 dollars were discussed. The mayor defended the action amid complaints from theaters and businesses while denying we act on one issue at a time. Several hundred spectators watched as officers closed the event and dancers performed briefly outside the chief's office.
Rome reports the National Raw Material Archive to catalog Taw materials, imported and native, under the National Research Council with American Trade Commissioner Elizabeth Humes. Police halted proceedings as 26 dancers and staff were detained, some protesting arrest, then released on bond to resume walkathon activities.
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