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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1933

Page

5

TEXAS TROOPS PARADE IN MOTORIZED REVIEW AT CAMP BULEN

Palacios Texas Aug 13 71 in an impressive review before Governor Miriam A Ferguson and former Governor James E Ferguson the Thirty sixth division Texas National Guard paraded without horses for the first time units motorized under modernization. Awards went to the One Hundred and Forty second infantry and a 10 man team from that unit. Captain Van W. Py Tand of Waco received the individual honor. Murder victim found in Hampion Falls New Hampshire amid dusty files of missing prisons investigators seek the year old slaying of an unidentified woman whose ring slippers and green leather bag were the clues.

Palagios Texas Camp Bulen Texas National Guard Miriam A. Ferguson James E. Ferguson One Hundred and Forty Third Infantry One Hundred and Forty-second Infantry One Hundred and Forty-first Infantry One Hundred and Eleventh Engineers One Hundred and Thirtysfirst Field Artilery One Hundred and Thirty-second Field Artillery Hulen Oee Hundred and Thorty Second Infantry van W. Py- Tand Waco Hampion Falls N. H

Open Forum letters discuss Roosevelt inflation policy and relief

The writer supports Roosevelt plans to aid the unemployed but warns of inflation from a large spending push. They urge government stores to demonstrate relief, criticize NRA adherence, and note pay cuts for enlisted men. They advocate money printing for reconstruction and oppose bonds to avoid heavy interest on workers.

The Light Roosevelt NRA India Mahatma Gandhi Arthur Brisbane G. Hanz

Store Targeted Over Blue Eagle Display and Prices

An American citizen denounces a local reading store for not expanding its payroll, cutting hours, and raising meal prices while boldly displaying the Nitachie blue eagle. The letter questions NRA plans and notes cattle and hog prices are falling. The writer asks if Tiny will be allowed to display the blue eagle.

Blue Eagle Reading

Senator questions join Eighteenth Amendment push

Reader letters accuse senior senator of arguing for Prohibition to shield millionaire tax avoidance. Smiley contends income tax would rise if liquor revenue vanishes. He says millionaires shift money to tax exempt bonds and deduct side earnings, leaving most income tax collected to others.

Sheppard the Light Millonaires United States Senate United States Thos. B. Smiley

Baker Says Western World Institutions Have Failed

Newton D. Baker secretary of war in the Wilson administration and leader of the U S group at the Institute of Pacific Relations states that Western world institutions have failed He warns we are standing at the parting of the ways and are puzzled and bewildered at the inaugural dinner last night.

Bauer Alig Newton D. Baker Wilson United States Institute of Pacific Relations Baker

Burglars Break Into Cambridge State Bank Vault

In Winfield Kansas on August 15 burglars cut into the Cambridge State bank vault during the night. They stole an undetermined amount of money and securities and looted several safe deposit boxes and the tank vault. A fragment of an ad appears in the text urging securing tenants for vacant property before August 15.

Winfield, Kan Cambridge Kan Ad‘weller

Stop Chills and Fever Malaria Tonic Ad Claims Relief

A vintage advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming it treats malaria by killing the infection in blood with quinine and building up the blood with iron. It markets the tonic as effective for all ages, including children, and urges purchase at any store.

Malarie Cally Grove

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