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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
1
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The Texas Senate investigated the previous administration of unemployment relief funds, led by former Governor Sterling. He testified he would use the same system if reappointed, with funds routed through regional chambers of commerce and county committees before shifts to current channels under state supervision.
Washington D C Sept 10 two hundred thousand emergency rations from army warehouses will be sold at a nominal price to charitable organizations under the Eighth Corps area. Each ration contains seven ounces corned beef sight one half ounce pork and beans 66 ounces hard bread and other items. Tests show the cans deteriorating but the rations are still fit for human consumption if sold soon for relief efforts amid debates on relief administration and employment needs.
Reports describe tense scenes in Havana as crowds protest, military units confront demonstrators, and a captain is killed. Gunfire erupts, civilians seek cover, and improvised tanks and aircraft escalate the disorder with battles reported across the capital. Authorities say enemies plot disturbances as rebel bands roam elsewhere in Cuba.
Local rotary club lists its committee allocations including chairmen and members such as Gherry, Lawrence Reasoner, Avon rub sorvine, Park WoT, Courson, Malcolm Chestnunty Vorasional, Wy TP Senrhor enet Mie Ty 2 Ve Talog, and A. Kauf man among others for the forthcoming session.
Washington D C Sept 30 Renewed dissension threatened difficulties at the American Federation of Labor convention over organizing methods The metal trades department representing about 100000 men sought support for a resolution condemning AFL policies The recovery act spurred a drive to recruit new members despite fears of coercion and jurisdictional clashes Green and federation leaders remained largely silent though he noted organizing first and addressing jurisdiction later 2500000 new members and 3000 charters issued in June July August. Treasury receipts and expenditures for Sept 24 show a deficit with a large emergency outlay and a rising balance after customs receipts and year to date figures.
Weather brief shows mixed phrases about temperatures, wind directions, and daily slots. It mentions Saturday and Monday timings, air flow notes, and a general forecast with unclear city or station details. The garbled OCR preserves several times and day names but lacks coherent data.
SUARPE Texas Sept a0 Pinking If paids as cot Ln day is mere overcise for Mrs. Mary Westermann 80 who also keens a hose ke other hyuseejres The genial a tingenarian still picks ratton like a young ster but refuses to overdo herself always stopping at 100 pounds Mrs Westermman is one of Milam county s violent princery having spent 43 sears off the Rhairpe contently She is the mother of six ving children.
Police in New Orleans arrested William Davis of Louisiana after a tip linked to the disappearance of George M. Cox wealth owner, his wife, 27, 2 year old son George Jr, and the wife's parents. Cox had offered a $25,000 reward. Davis denied knowledge of the family and claimed to head back to Louisiana.
San Antonio utilities argue that increased telephone rates have not applied to Fort Sam Houston and nearby military offices. The comptroller general reports the war department will not pay higher rates until a court ruling authorizes the change. Legal action and pending litigation shape the dispute over whether the rate hikes are binding.
United States tire exports rose by a percent in July compared with the same month last year, according to Commerce Department figures. Shipments of tires for motor vehicles declined slightly from the prior period, with total export value listed at about 852,802 dollars for July.
Montevideo Uruguay September 30 Forsten Minister Alberto Mane would travel all Pan American nations to send representatives to an economic conference here in December.
Washington reports of a clash between the NRA and the farm administration over price fixing codes for the Wade retail trade and wholesale margins. Johnson's anticipated approval of a retail code would cap retailer margins while a separate drug code remains pending. Farm officials seek parity prices for farmers and a minimum producer price, with hearings set to refine farm price provisions.
Austin reports Senator Ernest Fellbaum denies agreeing to back Bexar County Attorney D F Davis on restoring two of his three investigators for the coming year. He states the legislature previously approved payroll for those positions and he cannot support the Davis bill, challenging Davis and other representatives who claimed to back it.
World gold production rose in August to 7.90 million ounces led by the United States at 7.9 million ounces after July output of 1.992 million ounces and June 1.935 million ounces. Canada produced 250,1100 ounces, down from July and June. South African mines yielded 925,000 ounces, down from 940,000 in July.
Advertisement fragment lists numerous dances and bands for Saturday nights and upcoming events in Brow Hall Braun area Millem Plaza, with admission often 2 to 25 cents. Featured acts include Buddy Hancock's orchestra and Jot Hartmann, plus various venues like Milam Elda and Midway Sal, detailing dates, bands, and admission prices.
Memphis report details delay in transfer of confessed kidnapper George Kelly to Oklahoma City. Federal agent Keith says Kelly may be moved tonight or tomorrow. Plane security remains tight while attorney Langford Ramsey pleads not guilty and faces bond at 250000.
Clairton Pa Sept 30 The siege of Clairton by 4000 striking coal miners ended abruptly as mine operators including the Carnegie Steel Company approved a new van code. Picketing of the Carnegie Breece plant halted and mineral deliveries by truck or on foot to home towns were planned. Night workers slept in plant to avoid conflict, while the day shift returned to work and officials said the plant operated normally.
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