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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1933

Page

17

Today Crime Goes Ahead by Arthur Brisbane

A fragmented column cites wartime rhetoric and crime news from New York City. It describes Cuba tensions with U S ships, Batista's rise, and fascist ideas, then moves to a sensational murder case in New York with Judy Prince and a jeweler, noting public reaction and crime trends as prohibition ends. It also mentions Cardinal Dougherty threats and Einstein protection amid Nazi claims.

New York Judy Mille Prince

Weather Outlook for San Antonio and Region

Partly cloudy Friday night and Saturday. Friday low around 74 degrees, Saturday high near 74 degrees. Light to moderate southerly winds. Stronger southerlies on the coast. Cooler conditions near the panhandles with possible partly cloudy skies Friday night into Saturday. Additional details on Weather Page.

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Warships to Cuba Highlight Roosevelt relief drive

President Roosevelt opened the third annual mobilization for human needs conference imploring communities to raise private aid alongside federal relief. Frank Kellogg warned that government aid cannot replace private subscriptions, urging nationwide fund campaigns and local initiative to support the needy.

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Roosevelt compares U S to rain climbing hill in relief talk

President Roosevelt likens the United States to rain trudging up a long grade. He urges speed and momentum, saying the nation must rise from 20 to 40 miles per hour to reach the hilltop and move forward with relief efforts.

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Savants Describe Gentlemenly Scalping War in Colorado

Leicester report recounts a British Association for the Advancement of Science talk by Professor C. Da Tyll Forde on a four-bribe war along the lower Colorado River. He describes spears bows and arrows, single combat leaders, women with scalp dances, and scalps collected as trophies near the Arizona boundary. The Colorado River marks the Arizona and California border before emptying into the Gulf.

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Royal Wedding Draws European Royals to Danish Castle

Royalty from Norway Sweden Belgium and Prussia gathered in Predensburg Denmark for the marriage of Prince Knud younger son of King Christian Xx and Princess Caroline Mathilde cousin. The ceremony was set for the evening at the castle church, the summer residence of King Christian IX.

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Injured in Chicago street car crash at busy intersection

Twenty to 28 people were injured in a high speed street car crash at a northeast Chicago intersection. Rescue operations began immediately as passengers were removed to hospitals amid chaotic scenes. The report notes several serious injuries and ongoing efforts to account for all aboard.

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Buy in September Parade Promotes NRA Drive in San Antonio

The NRA consuming drive expands with a Hearst led Buy in September Buy American push. A 6 pm parade from Alamo Plaza to the municipal auditorium will feature banners and 2000 workers joining the mass meeting headlined by a Roosevelt radio address and Hugh Johnson. Local officials plan to ride the parade, while San Antonio merchants seek broader support for the blue eagle program amid counter calls from nonpatriotic shops.

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Flood peril fought in Valley amid rising Rio Grande

Harlingen and Brownsville water experts say flood risk in the Rio Grande Valley is reduced despite rising San Juan water. A levee system and floodways along the river aim to carry excess waters toward the Gulf, with crest expectations near Friday and no high water at Laredo. Watch continues as readings show Rio Grande City and Roma levels climbing through the night.

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Washington Goes Texas One Better Growing Men

A distorted report notes a case of a 17 year old named Lenin Wright who traveled from Amarila Texas to Joie my bratlee Kermit Hare Ale. Police located Kernit at a place where he worked as an apprentice. He had to sleep where he could upon arrival and stood about six feet tall.

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Valley relief work sped as hurricane toll rises

Harlingen Sept 8 Residents of the hurricane wrecked Lower Valley hastened storm rehabilitation after guarding flood controls. Two dead include six victims in Matamoros Mexico. Hundreds injured and thousands homeless refugees, as relief efforts race to curb disease and restore shattered homes. Damage estimated around 10 million dollars with the cotton crop wiped out. Governors and city officials appeal for funds and aid as telegraph and telephone service returns and roads reopen.

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Slight Variation in A. Weather Forecast Snapshot

The forecast notes minor changes for the next 24 hours with partly cloudy skies. Weather official J. H. Jockoe predicts a low around four degrees Friday and a high near 94 degrees Saturday. Light to moderate southerly winds persist.

J. H. Jockoe Texas Panhandle

San Benito Hears Call for Army Aid in Epidemic Crisis

San Benito mayor E L Barmore urged the Eighth Corps for immediate deployment of a sanitary corps detach ment. Col Louis Brechemin ordered an investigation and temporary aid from Fort Sam Houston. Anni reports 50 percent of city structures damaged or wrecked with 15 percent total loss.

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Fleet Given Stand By Bristling for Cuban Waters

New York wartime bulletin reports the Brooklyn Navy Yard shipping out destroyer Taylor and other torpedo boats to concentrate a destroyer squadron off Hampton Roads then to Cuba. Ammunition, guns, fuel and supplies are being loaded. Shore leaves canceled as orders arrive hourly. In Havana Cuban factions seek to form a coalition cabinet to replace a junta while American intervention looms and a secret session signals possible reinstatement of De Cespedes. Soldiers, deputies and political leaders gather to hear all factions before a conciliation move.

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