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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1930
Page
2
Government figures show overall food production steady this year despite drought strain. Fruit and vegetable shipments remained strong with record tomato acreage and higher canning output, while onions, cabbage, and potatoes showed mixed results but no major shortages foreseen.
Former Governor Charles Robinson denies the accuracy of remarks claiming Franklin D Roosevelt favored Senator Josiah Hoiston for the presidency if he could not win the Democratic nomination. Robinson says the claim stems from impressions formed during a conversation with the New York governor.
Harold L Bromley American director announced tonight a dawn start for a non stop flight to Tecoma Washington. The aim is a high speed hop to the Pacific region with a direct route, marking a bold step in early aviation mobility. He emphasized precision, safety, and rapid progress toward the mission's objectives.
A couple plans an early October sea voyage, aiming to begin their journey on October 3. The trip involves preparations for air routes and may be affected by weather conditions.
Mrs Walker Petty of Chicago gives birth to triplets weighing eleven pounds three ounces. Nurse Bernice May presents the babies as the three children arrive with teeth, the mother described as weak but happy.
Fragmentary radio listing for KTSA KYSA and multiple stations includes daily programs at various times and frequencies, with music, talks, religious services, and entertainment blocks. Entries reference names like Alvsrado, Village Rhymsler, Uncle Bob, and Ted. stations KCLO and KGCI appear with programs and hours.
The listing shows WOAL and NBC programming with an 8:30 p.m. studio segment and a 7:30 p.m. general electric broadcast. Minor entries include a 6:00 p.m. cine circus, a 12:45 p.m. musical program, and an orchestra event at 8:00 p.m. Title and times appear distorted but indicate a varied night of radio and studio shows.
A reflective piece by Louis Reid on radio's persisting charm, comparing voices from Babe Ruth to Joseph T. Reinson of Arkansas. It frets over broadcast talent, musical selections like Percy Grainger, and a looming congressional campaign on air. The narrator lists favorites, fears, and vague events, praising radio’s reach and oddities.
Uncle Bob hosts a Sunday AM radio segment from KTLA with Light comics and auction prompts for youngsters. The program features a General Electric music overture, Voice of the Chimes reverie, a Native American number, and Victor Herbert scenes, with The Time Circus mystery episode on the National network at 6 AM Saturday.
United States Senator Wesley L. Jones of Washington writes that prohibition is a national constitutional matter and not a partisan issue. He argues repeal or modification should come via state referendum or a constitutional amendment and rejects voting for a federal repeal amendment while urging action through state processes.
Ace of U S war fliers Eddie Rickenbacker will be awarded the highest U S decoration by President Hoover next month. Nearly 12 years after the armistice, the former auto speed king is to receive the congressional metal of honor in a ceremony to honor his wartime feats in France.
Saranac New York September 13 to the Editor of The Light the coming yacht race is apex of international sport it will attract universal attention though few can participate in it We are not generally considered as a nation interested in sports yet in no other country is the outlay for that purpose anywhere near 80 great The yearly expenditure for baseball football golf fishing and shooting is hundreds of millions of dollars Conservation and wildlife programs are a large item in government budgets Last season six and one half million licenses were issued for hunting and fishing yielding about nine and a half million dollars The manufacture and distribution of sporting foods is a big business All sports activities outdoors relax recuperate and broaden life They provide outlet for primal instincts otherwise leading to social cost Plenty of playgrounds and games is best cure for youthful delinquency Plenty of outdoor sports is a wise investment in good citizenship Calvin Coolidge Copyright HeClare Newanaper Ayedicate This is one of a series of daily articles Coolidge writes for The San Antonio Light
Ambrose Caliver, a Virgil native and the first Negro to meet the PhD requirements in college administration and instruction, is selected for a federal post in the Office of Education. The Interior Department says the position holds major duties in gathering Negro education data, directing research, and coordinating school reading efforts.
In WASSAG Wisconsin on September 13 14 planes faced reliability issues but tourists recovered and spent the night. They continued to Eau Claire with Joan Covington of Aurora leading the advance after last year’s victory.
John Roy Davis died at a residence on 8205 South Flores Street Thursday and was buried Saturday after services at San Fernando cathedral. A New Orleans native, he had lived in San Antonio for 28 years and is survived by his mother Mya Louise Moyers and brother Joe Davis of San Antonio.
The page fragment discusses religious enlightenment and brotherhood, recalling ancient barbarians and cautioning against hostility toward strangers. It cites Senator Wheeler of Montana, arguing national prohibition failed and that states should regulate liquor, noting widespread illegal activity in speakeasies.
Seguin public schools opened with an enrollment near seven hundred fifty, the largest start in the district’s history. The class count reflects the growth as students returned to classrooms after a summer break, with administrators noting the steady rise in enrollment across multiple grades.
Event listings show dance nights at various halls including Oldtime and modern dances at Folk halls. Prizes and live music by Arte orchestra and Haywire, with several dates around mid September and venues such as Trowalter hall and Martinez. Free admission for ladies at one venue.
August Werner woke to flames near a barn on Gonzales road by Balado Creek. Fire origin undetermined. Loss listed at 18 000 including an automobile and farm buildings. Firefighters then fought a car fire at A Wilson’s home, 522 Callaghan Ave, and two minor grass fires Friday night at Quincy and Newell Streets and Lake Drive and Donaldson Ave.
Katherine Gillespie, who eloped with George Gillespie in Arizona, has returned home to visit her parents in Chicago. He was reported to be planning a fishing trip while she was away, after conducting a miniature golf course in Hall’s Wan.
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