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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1932
Page
2
Testimony shows Senator Davis sometimes lent his name to Moose magazine content without authorization to inspire a 600000 member order. Letters from Davis to Stewart discuss article treatment and speeches while editors acknowledge ghosted pieces and limited direct writing by Davis.
Mrs. Ole Cogburn, 107 West Dewey Place, filed a Tuesday police report for the theft of two diamond rings valued at 150 dollars. A suspect is involved. Marlon Suggs, 2706 Buena Vista Street, reported tires stripped from his car after a garage break in. Burglars hit Bassett and Paul station at 229 McCullough Avenue and only netted 50 pennies. Travelers Hotel cigar stand reported theft Monday night. Texaco station workers at Houston and Bowie streets found a broken pump and 151 gallons of gasoline stolen.
Amarillo Texas September 20 197 Two employees of a United States hewn plant were held on counterfeiting charges. Harry F Reed 23 an assistant helium apec stor since the plant opened three years ago posted bond after officers said they found materials for making 25 rent pieces in a barn at his residence. Leo M Pavey 8% laborer was charged with possession of counterfeit 10 federal reserve notes of the Federal Reserve Bank of California. He made no effort to make band.
Mrs. George deseet, wife of the noted New York comedian, will appear Saturday for a divorce in Nogales Sonora Mexico Judge Francisco Aguilar said today. She was scheduled to receive her paraplian papers yesterday.
Bertha Russell English philosopher advocates companion marriages for university students in a new book. Weighs 401 pounds. Police move an overweight woman in Bushwick to Kings County hospital with six patrolmen and a sergeant. A French architect bound for Cochin reportedly wrecked in a desert sand storm 80 miles east of Rolhah. Creighton returns to Ban Antu- D1 Tutatay from Washington. Buy your own home and give your family something real to strive for. See Light Classified as Estate ads.
A second tropical disturbance nears the Windward Islands as a prior storm spends force along the Louisiana and Mississippi coast. High tides and heavy rain hit Gulfport with seven homes wrecked or damaged and several trees uprooted. three people are reported slightly injured. Weather officials in Washington issued advisories at 2 p.m. tracking the system northeast of Dominica.
Weather notes from Havana report a tropical disturbance located north of Antigua moving west-northwest with undetermined intensity. West Indies warned to watch for changes as observations continue. In New Orleans a gulf gale fatality is confirmed, Angelo Chula, four, drowned in rain-swollen Melpo-Tene canal within city limits.
New Orleans September 20 The state pardon board recommended commutation of Jules Nahoum former president of West Coast Trading to time served after review for the third time. The six year embezzlement sentence was reduced to the period already served as appeals continued. The board had previously declined clemency twice.
On Monday Justice of the Peace John P. Onion began a busy week pinch hitting for John K. Shook who is on vacation. Lea Langsdert doubles as civil clerk while John N. Og den is away. In other news Samuel Seabury was named honorary vice president of the National Municipal League for his role in investigating former Mayor James J. Walker of New York City.
Eight guardsmen patrolled Manchester as a grand jury investigated Sunday shooting that killed Commonwealth's Attorney Frank Baker and John Brockman and wounded several others. Adjutant General Denhardt said troops cannot solve the feud and local authorities must act. Snipers fired for four hours from surrounding hills. suspects remain at large.
SPRINGFIELD Ul Sept 20 INS Four veterans of the Civil War reconnected after about six decades choosing to attend the G A R convention in session here Faces named are Hamilton Watkins 65 Cunningham Kan A P Doutinl 83 Winfield Kan W H Mors 81 Williamstown W Va and Evan Foster 63 St Paul Minn They had not seen each other since the battle of Missionary Ridge.
Federal agents uncovered a 25 gallon still in a barn on Fred Yarboro s irrigated truck farm at 200 Tedt Boulevard California Gar dens. They found 4 gallons of whiskey and 20 gallons of mash. Yarboro was detained by authorities as the investigation continues.
New York September 20 Freight loadings of the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad show an upward trend despite cotton and wheat price reactions. M H Ca Bt chairman says monthly connect ions averaged 1242 cars daily, up 170 from last month but 80 below last year. If September readings hold, daily average may rise to the highest since last November, signaling a halt to the downward trend.
A committee from the National Association of Manufacturers urged Congress to curb government expansion in manufacturing. Led by B L Wincher of New York, the group presented data on government competition in shipbuilding arms and ammunition palm oil varnish fertilizer oilfield equipment and foundries.
In Gravette Arkansas four armed bandits blasted a wall at First National Bank then loaded a five ton safe onto a truck and escaped with about six thousand dollars in cash and securities. They overpowered watchman John Mitcham and spent four hours forcing entry and loading the safe.
In Greenbrog, Pennsylvania on September 2 a boy named Billy Kimmel climbed a hay ladder and swung from a rope in a circus style stunt inside a barn. The improvised act went wrong as the rope tangled and he was left hanging, narrowly escaping serious injury.
Nobles County Farmers Holiday Association members set up nine picket camps on the Worthington road to block trucks and raise prices for crops and livestock. They plan to stay through Christmas, asserting producers must receive fair costs while discussing routes to outlets like Sioux City and Sioux Falls. Ben J. Dickman, president of the Nobles county unit, says the strikers are desperate to secure higher returns for their crops and livestock.
Governor Murray warns against violence as Oklahoma Farmers National Holiday committee plans a midnight non selling campaign. The aimed action, labeled shrike, targets rein and livestock controls in a bid to press stall owners.
Denver reports a large Colorado forest fire attacking Nederland 50 miles northwest. The blaze has scorched over two thousand acres, with firefighting crews battling the damage as residents face evacuation and disruption.
Governor Pinchot intensified his fight with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation seeking immediate federal relief for Pennsylvania. He telegraphed President Hoover urging prompt action on a $10,000,000 Pennsylvania request and asked for a Friday meeting if R F C fails to disburse funds within two days.
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