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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1933
Page
6
Arthur Brisbane commentary on a mutiny in a crew, a strike tension affecting labor, and broader political implications labeled as Good News for Gold Men, with a asides about Senova by Kang Fess and Sil Tne, reflecting a noisy, editorial voice.
A scrambled article surveys Cuba’s government turmoil, NRA labor policy debate, and bears’ hibernation myths. It cites General Johnson, De Cespedes, Grover Whalen, and cautious praise for militant labor codes while drifting into reports on polar bear birth, Tibetan mysticism, and a sensational note on Adolf Einstein’s fate amid Nazi rhetoric.
Paraguay signals willingness to arbitrate the Gran Chaco border dispute with Bolivia and neighboring nations. Government notes acceptance of arbitration terms and proposes suspension of certain actions until talks begin, with emphasis on peaceful resolution and regional stability.
The United States moves navy ships toward Havana as Cuba grapples with post revolt instability. 200 officers held at the National Hotel in Havana amid reports of planned coups. Intermittent gunfire and arrests widen the crisis as international pressure grows for a peaceful transition.
The New York stock exchange announces the expulsion of Edward A. Crawford from membership after suspension by the Chicago board of trade for failure to meet obligations. Affects Crawford’s dealings in several markets and follows weeks of disciplinary actions.
In Cambridge Massachusetts a ten year old girl Margaret McCarthy was found strangled in a suburban bushes area near the Harvard Theological School. Police said there were no other visible marks besides throat injury and the body showed signs of being concealed in a brown paper bag by the roadside.
Partly cloudy weekend forecast with highs near 92 degrees and a low around 75. Light to moderate southerly winds, cooler Saturday night, and possible thunderstorms in West Texas. coastal areas expect light south winds and continued mild conditions across San Antonio.
A broad call in September urges national buy now activism to support the president and revive trade. The piece extols the enduring strength of the American people, notably farmers and tradesmen, over leaders or celebrities in times of crisis, highlighting historical patriotism and civic virtue.
Washington indicates the Navy will deploy the dirigible Macon to search New England and likely Canada for the four survivors of the James Gordon Bennett disaster as weather clears. Canadian and U S officials note the search hinges on favorable winds and ship readiness.
Fred Robie, 47, credit manager of Alamo Iron Works, died after plunging from the fifth floor of Allagheney General Hospital in Pittsbuyeh. He had a nervous breakdown two weeks earlier and was staying with his brother George Robie. Robie’s widow and young son Ralph, both of whom are in San Antonio, survive him.
Acccompanied by only close relatives and staff, the body of Viscount Grey who died Thursday was taken from Palstedon Hall to Darlington for cremation. A simple bouquet of white flowers lay on the coffin as the journey began. Villagers lined the route to pay respects.
Franz Meier chief bartender at the R bar in Paris offers a recipe for a backENTER drink. He claims it needs a dash of personality a drop of sc of nyt sized ton tol of knowledge and a measured pour of craft.
A damaged OCR fragment lists numeric codes, street names, and unclear items related to addresses and unit details. The text is unreadable in large parts, with scattered references to avenues, rooms, and names that cannot be reliably identified or tied to a coherent local notice.
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