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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
14
A city wide buying drive opened early this month and Thursday reported the greatest early fall business season the city has known. The “buying Jubilee” blended into the fall trade season with momentum likely to sustain the Tech business level. San Antonio showed increased buying across clothing hats furniture autos and amusements.
William Williams, 30, of 1228 Lombruno Street, is repeatedly beaten and brought to Robert Green hospital. Attendants say he was attacked both times, as local business rushes with renewed buying activity tied to a broader city recovery driven by consumer confidence and the NRA drive.
San Antonio urged to raise 20000 for Rio Grande valley hurricane relief as Harlingen Brownsville and San Benito firms and leaders report destitution. Red Cross warns funds depleted and shelter and aid hinge on local responses.
Capt Henry G Fisher of the United States Coast Guard, stationed from North Carolina to Brownsville, said there has been no noticeable tempering of liquor smuggling despite 3.2 beer legalization. He noted four Coast Guard cutters were sent to Havana, Cuba, and described recent patrols and hurricane recovery efforts along the North Carolina coast. He spoke in San Antonio during a coordination with customs authorities.
Henry Terryjindes faced a charge of aggravated assault in County Court at Law Na 3 on Thursday for allegedly striking City Policeman H. W. Mansield on September 17 while on duty. London dispatch notes H. G. Wells, at a toast, attacked the Kaiser and Germany, amid party remarks.
Washington September 2 The American Federation of Labor was charged by industrial leader Robert Z Lum president of the National Association of Manufacturers for attempting to seize control of labor already undermining the NRA program. Lum’s reply to a statement by AFL president William Green highlights renewed employer union tensions as the boot and shoe industry seeks an efficiency basis for labor relations. Hugh Johnson reviews retail price control proposals while Roosevelt rejects any broad reinterpretation of the recovery law’s collective bargaining clause.
Six people were recovering from injuries suffered in traffic incidents Wednesday. Bill Dykes, 68, was struck crossing San Fedro avenue at Cypress street. Mrs P Morrison, 45, bruised after walking into a moving car. Four Mexicans includingurin Peng, 69, and Mrs Pena, one stay at 400 Elvira street, injured when a truck overturned two miles north of Boerne. All were admitted to Robert B. Green Hospital.
Val Davis alias Mary Stewart, address 734 East Locust Street, was charged in County Court at Law No. 1 with aiding the manufacture and sale of beer without a license. Deputy sheriffs Clyde Musgrave and Frank Matthews filed the complaint. Several similar cases have been filed since September 15.
In Brackenridge park 1915 1916 dozens of signs warned citizens that drinking intoxicants on the premises could jeopardize the park’s future. The city plans to replace them as the original deed forbids alcohol sales or consumption. One sign survived until last year but has vanished with the Joske Memorial site nearby. Officials consider erecting new signs to safeguard the park’s status.
Volunteer workers will sell Forget-Me-Not on downtown streets Friday to raise funds for emergency relief problems among disabled World War veterans. The campaign is directed by the local chapter of the Disabled American Veterans of Cue World War.
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