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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1935

Page

13

German Youth Peaceful Yet Demand Peaceful Peace

An apparent 1943 German dispatch quotes Baldur von Schirach, Reichsjugendführer, arguing German youth should pursue peace and defensive sport rather than militarism. He emphasizes discipline, fitness, and loyalty within the Hitler Youth, insisting war would ruin peaceful labor and that youth leaders must show initiative within a strict hierarchy.

Berlin Baldur von Schtrach von Schtrach Hitler Germany Hitler Youth Movement Hitler Youth

Clipper Set for Honolulu Flight

Pan American Airways prepares a 19 ton flying boat at Alameda for a projected trans Pacific commercial line. The craft arrived with a six man crew under Captain F. C. Musick from San Diego. Takeoff tentatively set for April 10 with a July 4 service start target.

Alameda Call Pan American Airways Nydng Clipper Honolulu Trans Pacific Gapt F. C. Musick San Diego Hawaii

Suspects Questioned in Bank Safe Burglary Case

Three men were questioned by police after being picked up on Sunday on Soledad street in connection with a series of safe burglaries and attempted burglaries over recent weeks. The suspect car’s license number matched one seen near the Price community early Saturday morning.

EB. B. Price and Company Mornday J. R. Lawa W. Turk Soledad Street Price

Deputies Guard Goodyear Plant in Akron Strike Action

Sheriff organizes 1010 special deputies as Goodyear Tire workers enter a second day of balloting amid a strike at the Akron plant. Precautionary measures are cited as the action continues under local deputies and law enforcement oversight.

Akron Olio Anlt Sherif Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company

Treasury position report from Washington on March 29

Treasury data shows receipts of 46,521 and expenditures of 48,561 for March 29. The month’s deficit stands at 2,429,005 and year to date receipts total 27,854,196,681 with expenditures of 5,057,128,129.01, including 2,612,860.93 of emergency expenses.

Treasury Washington, D. C

Army Navy to Highlight Fleet at San Diego Exposition

At the California Pacific International Exposition in San Diego from May 29 to November 11, hundreds of army and navy planes will perform in daily aerial shows. About 1000 military planes are expected for a night flight spectacle, with ships visiting and shore boats shuttling visitors to battleships, cruisers, and destroyers.

San Diego California Bre Diego Pacife Lindbergh Field

Strawberry Thief Nabbed on Return in Poteet Market

Elmer Meadows of Poteet was arrested after attempting to steal a crate of strawberries from the local market Monday morning. He reportedly hid nearby and was captured when the thief returned for another load.

Elmer Meadows

Elks Treasurer Dies In Providence

Ace F. Duffy grand treasurer of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks since 1932 died at his home in Providence on April 10. The longtime official passed away after a long illness leaving a prominent role in the fraternal organization.

ELKS Providence R. I Ace F. Duffy The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks

Long and Coughlin stir talk of third party shift

Washington April 1 The capital notes that Huey Long and Father Coughlin are intensifying efforts to build up their organizations as political observers watch for a possible third party. Long in a late night speech appealed for support for his share while taking shots at Roosevelt. Coughlin announced a new nationwide union for social justice with state focused chapters and radio meetings.

Washington BD. c Huey Long Father Charles Roosevelt Father Coughlin Union For Social Justice Louisiana Chicago Ike Ine Roosevelt Brigade United States

Visit Luling Farm In April Field Trip Planned

In April Wednesday several Camel county farmers and ranchers will visit the Luling Foundation farm at Luling. The trip is being arranged by George Ehlinger, Camel county farm agent.

Luling Farm New Brampels Camel County Luling Foundation Luling George Ehlinger Camal County

The Open Forum on taxation inflation and recovery debate

An Open Forum letter laments rising costs and taxes affecting the middle class. It cites inflation devaluation, higher prices for staples, increasing rents, and federal debt as pressures eroding purchasing power. The writer urges a return to a square deal and stability, referencing experiences from the Rocky Mountain and West Coast states and Texas to reflect broad public opinion.

the Light Damocles Tate Tess France Germany Herworld Paul Rocky Mountain West Coast Texas

Roosevelt relaxes after Bahamas trip and seaplane delivery

President Roosevelt, arriving from Washington, begins work on the afternoon of April 1 after a brief Bahama voyage. Two naval seaplanes delivered pouches to him off Crooked Island while Nourmabal, with destroyer P Argut at anchor, remained nearby. All hands ashore at Sandy Beach for a swim. Herrick refrigerators offered at 21.95 in the classifieds.

FDR Win Sunshine Ftorzes Roosevelt Washington Crooked Island

Film Couple Secretly Wed In Desert Elopement

April 1 report from Arig says director Tay Garnett and British stage and servant Mayavay wed in a desert elopement after a yearlong romance. Garnett, once married to Patsy Ruth Miller, had been divorced two years.

Yoammia Arig USI Herve Desert Guetua Treen Tay Garnett Weil Dingy Mavay Serova Ska Garnett Patsy Ruth Miller Thay Wern

Tamaulipas Unions back sympathy strike in oil dispute

Forty five labor unions in Tamaulipas led by the works council of Aguila Petroleum voted sympathy action in support of strikers at Nalulica Petroleum in Mala Redonda Vera Cruz. Strikers demand new contracts and higher wages. fear grows of a general nationwide strike.

Mexico D. F

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