England Sinks Amid Idle War Talk Today
Arthur Brisbane reports on global tensions and public mood as talk of war lingers. The piece notes English concerns, environmental mentions, and a satirical take on media sensationalism shaping opinion.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1932
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane reports on global tensions and public mood as talk of war lingers. The piece notes English concerns, environmental mentions, and a satirical take on media sensationalism shaping opinion.
Mr Green of the American Federation of Labor cites 11,400,000 unemployed in the United States, arguing that prosperity relies on spending power. He warns against relying on government cash or stock-price tricks, urging action to boost demand and jobs amid bleak outlooks from German and British signals.
Mrs Miriam A Ferguson candidate for Governor files a mandamus in the Texas Supreme Court to require the Democratic executive committee to tabulate primary returns and name the nominee. James Ferguson asserts the returns show his wife won by over 3800 votes and seeks to ensure compliance with election laws and proper nomination by the convention. The petition targets W C Hurley and the state Democratic committee, with hearings set for Friday and events planned in Lubbock and Dallas.
Parity cloudy with possible showers. Wednesday night and Thursday bring higher chances of rain. Wednesday low around 76 degrees with Thursday highs near 86. Moderate northeast to easterly winds. Texas region shows partly cloudy to cloudy skies with showers possible in west, southeast, and Panhandle areas. temperatures midweek warmer in the northwest and east portions.
The Heiss Hotel company in May ordered 30 barrels of beer from Anheuser Busch and Falstaff. Delivery depends on federal and state legalization. Manager Charles Heiss said he wants aged beer on hand if signor laws change.
The U S Bureau predicted a 14th consecutive day of rain with temperatures from 70 to 86 degrees for the next 24 hours. Northeast winds continue as light rainfall totaled about 0.04 inches in the prior 24 hours. City temperatures rose to 91 during the afternoon before falling to 71 overnight.
Edward Rothera, 47, of Westfield confessed to police chief Theodore Myers that he wrote and mailed five letters threatening Eldworth H. Augustus and his family for $26,000. The extortion scheme spanned months and targeted the home of the sportsman and clubman.
In San Francisco on September TM, Egan former San Francisco public defender and co-defendant, along with partner Tinnin, were found guilty of the murder of Mrs Jessie Scott Hughes, an elderly widow and benefactor of Egan. The jury deliberated over three days. sentencing is set for tomorrow as defense attorneys give notice of appeal.
Senator Harry C Hawes, who directed the Smith campaign in 11 Mississippi valley states, predicted at Democratic headquarters that Franklin D Roosevelt would carry Missouri and adjacent states in November, reinforcing expectations for a Roosevelt victory in the region.
In Austin the Senate approved the unname duck amendment to the Texas constitution. The measure had been adopted by the House in a special session and now advances to the governor for signature.
Zep completed his fourth trip and arrived here at 1 38 p m today after a flight to Brazil.
Honolulu report cites Dr. Edward B. Jones saying Paul Bern's suicide stemmed from personal melancholia due to overwork and nerves. He asserts no third party involvement and will share confidential clinical records with coroner Frank Nance. Police probe notes differing servant accounts ahead of inquest.
Texas Senate state affairs committee voted 9 to 6 to postpone indefinitely action on a resolution calling for a senate committee investigation of the recent Democratic primary. Supporters said they would seek a report favoring the resolution, while others urged indefinite postponement. House sponsor Duvall did not press action, noting he would present the matter if the Senate adopted a call for a senate inquiry.
In New York a dying ride victim, Vincent Correntino, names his attackers before death. He accuses two men of involvement in an earlier extortion case and claims they dumped him on a mansion lawn last night. The suspects, described as hired men, allegedly faced prior criminal charges but were acquitted. The scene centers on the victim’s last testament and the unfolding murder context.
Copper prices climbed to 8 1 4 cents a pound and copper shares gained amid broad gains in utilities. Utah, a thinly traded issue, rose to 1 and American Can advanced over 2 to 118, American Telephone up more than 2 to above 118.
Police report a theft of a $1000 diamond ring at noon on Monday. The article names a suspect, Mrs. EF. 1, Womack, and mentions Magex Wreet and Mle Tamed Asus in connection with the case.
Reno reports say Fay Webb Vallee will not divorce Rudy Vallee after a brief separation sparked by a childish quarrel and a midnight telephone call. She plans to join him in New York after traveling to Sania Monlen. The couple emphasizes enduring love and denies any divorce intent.
Army pilots report a 30 foot breach in the floodway south of Misaton and rapid water flow toward the lowlands. Frantic crews battle a 15 foot wall break near McAllen as four more breaches are feared. Mercedes appears most at risk as high waters spread toward Wesco and Hidalgo area, isolating towns and endangering residents.
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