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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
11
By B. C. Forbes. The piece defends NRA as Roosevelt’s job program while arguing for measured criticism. It notes industry struggles under NRA, praises loyal employers, condemns indiscriminate decrees, and urges rational support to avoid undermining recovery.
Two trusted inmates escaped from a Missouri prison during the night and kidnapped a cabman. Local reports list suspect names and alleged crimes tied to burglary and larceny from earlier years, with unclear details due to damaged text. Authorities continue investigations as editors note the date of the incident and related court records.
Geneva Spot reports Bishop James Canmo Jy of the Methodist Episcopal Church issued a denial that he ever conceded. The article references Swiss temperance factors and mentions reactions from readers amid unclear local notes and references to the Eighteenth amendment.
Fort Smith reports Sep date details with Arkansas official Don Thames as head nominee. The piece notes Western states involvement and cross border ties among Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana amid organizational reform.
Obituary notices list Marpianné Mr. Lucas 44 of grime street New York and Texas resident for 38 years with survivor George Lucas. Funeral Wednesday from wizik Kearns parlors then St Philip's Church with Rev Alsina. Also Charles A Davenport 32 of North Flores Street with survivors sister Mrs Trueman Stearnes and brothers. Funeral Wednesday afternoon. Other notices: Mrs Lelly Eye Seago native Texan San Antonio resident of 40 years. survivors include daughters and sons. Eugene Cori Wohlschlegel 6 of Micks Avenue. parents, sibling and grandmother listed. Mrs Olive Arai Carpenter 25 of Sharer native of Fan Atiunia with survivors family listed. Funeral services Wednesday from Ye Por Ler Loring Shapes. Interment in Mission Burial Park.
Washington hearing hears packing industry officials call any large hog processing tax disastrous and a catastrophe. They warn the levy would raise costs for producers impacting millions of hogs and sows as the Agricultural Adjustment Administration weighs the policy.
A reader argues that ministers and priests should not be barred from office and laments moves to silence religious voices in Texas politics. The letter urges union of church and state and suggests building a grand event space in San Antonio to attract visitors and ease civic strains.
Community voices question the need for a new market house, arguing markets can operate from existing stables and that construction would divert funds from essential services. Critics warn against higher rents and avoid upheaval, urging careful use of the $29,000,000 proposed for a market facility.
The Light notes an eight hour basis for ice plant workers and wages not below 20 cents per hour. It argues high wholesale ice prices affect stores and customers, with some shops switching to electric ice machines as prices drop. The piece contends San Antonio ice prices are cheaper than other cities.
Ben Bernie announces varied Tuesday programs with Pauline Frederick as guest star aboard the Old Maestro's network show at 7 pm. Frederick performs scenes from Elizabeth the Queen and Madame 36 while a full slate of musical acts and operatic selections fill the night across stations including WMAQ WJR WLY KWK and WHEN.
Eilon argues for new industrial ventures near San Antonio and West Texas. He cites a woolen mill and crockery crockery plant near kaolin deposits for San Antonio to boost revenue and employment. The note urges prioritizing local industry and growth for regional prosperity.
Police rushed to Finch Cigar factory Tuesday morning after reports of a disturbance among girl workers. About 40 discharged workers were seen near the building as officers arrived. Mayor C. K. Qui was called to arbitrate but refused to intervene, directing WRA officials to handle labor alien issues.
Muscle Shoals, Sept 1. Tennessee Valley sportsmen have rescued thousands of fish from shrinking lakes as backwaters dry. An estimated 200000 fish including bass and other varieties have been saved this year by scooping them up and relocating them before the inkes vanish. Experts suspect underground Tennessee River passages push water out as river levels change, causing the lakes to form then disappear.
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