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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1933
Page
1
The writer muses on gold monetary shifts and US policy, then pivots to science notes about the ozone layer and ultraviolet rays. It praises American scientific voices, mentions Zeppelin travel, German airship plans, and a pilot named Untucht with Atlantic ambitions. The piece ends with Byrd memorabilia and a San Antonio dumterman.
Lieut Murrel faces a hearing as he fights possible bail after denial of extradition. A Birmingham suit for divorce by Blanche Ralls Boisclair, formerly Ralls, alleges violence by the army officer. Defense lists witnesses. federal officials weigh bail.
A weak high pressure area lingering in the north will keep temperatures warm for several days with partly cloudy skies. The Weather Bureau on Tuesday predicted temperatures from 66 degrees Wednesday morning to 86 degrees Wednesday afternoon and light easterly to southerly winds.
Patchy cloudy conditions expected for San Antonio and vicinity with a partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday. Tuesday night lows around 66 degrees and Wednesday highs near 86 degrees, light to moderate easterly to southerly winds. West Texas region shows partly cloudy conditions with similar warm temperatures and easterly to southerly winds along the coast and inland.
Two city detectives J F Willis and GW Lee were indicted by the Fourth District Grand Jury on charges of theft and conspiracy. Prosecutor Walter Thaw seeks to withhold detailed allegations, citing privilege. witnesses include Jackets Sepadler and complainant, with alleged schemes to take money from Nami and others. Trial proceedings require a district judge’s order to disclose further details.
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals halted deliberations on whether a city ordinance governing public exhibitions like a marathon was valid. It revealed the city’s appeal was filed one day before the trial court judgment, making the appeal premature and requiring a dismissal unless a proper appeal is filed. The court postponed further action, and city representatives reacted with uncertainty as Mayor Quin urged a formal ruling first.
The observatory reports a cyclonic disturbance moving over Orient Province and Santiago with heavy rain in Santiago. Rivers rose 11 to 15 feet threatening crops and homes, but no casualties or injuries were reported as warnings and advisories circulate for nearby Grand Cam and surrounding areas.
The author argues Democratic policies improved post‑pow er, especially sumptuary, farm relief, and unemployment programs, but NRA measures created a socialist drift. He claims the administration turned to undemocratic powers, reversing prosperity and industrial freedom, urging a return to constitutional, individual liberty and market recovery. The piece cites British recovery notes by Walter Runciman.
In Athens the high court denied the U S request for extradition of Ramiel Wisull, thwarting a second bid to return Chicago utilities operator Samuel Insull to face charges linked to a vast collapse. The decision follows months of court action and leaves State Department officials hopeful but undecided on next steps.
The Radio Marine Corporation issued a report that the Graf Zeppelin was off the Portuguese coast and enjoying excellent weather. It was on its way from Chicago and, at the current pace, was expected to reach Seville by month’s end for a planned landing.
Readable fragments show names and monetary amounts with dates and places. The text mentions HUBNUT ALAC MENTS and 34 Sea one with several month figures, plus amounts such as 28.00 and 10, 114 MicrLONA Dr. It references ENR HUERTA NROGMN and FHP San Lieto with related weeks and months.
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