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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1933
Page
6
A critical column portrays Secretary Hull as amiable yet ineffectual after the London economic conference. It argues he misrepresented U S policy, clung to flawed currency ideas, and failed to grasp administration aims, leaving the president to correct misperceptions and define the office's role.
R W Morrison of San Antonio, a delegate to a world conference, promotes a new type of economic statesman focused on Western Hemisphere trade. From London he reports the U S delegation surrendered nothing and backs Pan American reciprocity with close ties among American nations, seeing Europe as a real opportunity for improved relations and joint future trade, especially with China.
A reminiscence of old New York social circles along Forty Second Street and the Knickerbocker, recalling the Forty-second Street Country Club, famed members like Morgan Robertson and Irvin Cobb, cartoonists tables at Churchill's, and a surgeon's hands, touching on Prohibition era idle hours and literary salons.
The piece argues a mother’s sacrifices and clear competence in physical care do not guarantee understanding of her children or their world. It contends mothers must continually learn about their kids and adapt to current realities or risk losing respect and connection from the next generation.
Edwin C Hill praises Mickey Mouse as a timeless morale booster born in Kansas City and created by Walt Disney. The piece notes Disney will work in Hollywood and asserts Mickey will never grow up, remaining a symbol of laughter during hardship and a driver of public cheer alongside Roosevelt.
Aug 1923 notice reports sale of the Saran Schwarz property on Military Plaza and Dolorosa to Merchants Transfer Co for 45000. Property fronts 72 feet on Dolorosa and runs 425 feet to Nueva Street. Also notes new bond issue of 1,000,000 by city for street improvements.
Fragmented essay humorously critiques modern marriage and alimony trends. It sketches married notables, divorce dynamics, male pursuit, and economic parity expectations between spouses, noting the shift from seeking suitable partners to sustaining support and independence in postwar relationships.
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