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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
7
The article criticizes Secretary Hull for expanding the most favored nation concept to all friendly nations and arguing debt default does not affect MFN status. Senator Lewis proposes a senate resolution to bar extending treaty privileges to any country in debt to the United States that refuses repayment.
The Roosevelt administration challenges Congress on exporting policy through reciprocity. Secretary of State confuses friend and debtor terms as Brazil and others seek debts in trade talks. Britain’s stance adds tension as the administration pushes unconventional ideas.
A veteran editorial denounces congressional committees in both houses for partisan bias and self interest amid a Hopson case focus. It accuses lawmakers of ignoring administration strong-arm lobbying while using private property defenses as propaganda, and mocks senators Black and Nye for publicity seeking.
The narrator recalls Will Rogers at the Democratic convention in Chicago, praising his honesty and calm amid chaos. Rogers appears unfazed by crowds, embodying resilience and empathy for the suffering, with the belief he remains alive in memory and spirit. The piece blends tribute and personal reflection on Rogers and his enduring impact.
Coneland M D discusses insomnia causes including poor eating, worry, fatigue, and irregular sleep hours. He suggests diet improvements with fruits and vegetables, avoiding heavy meals and fried foods, proper bedtime routine, and fresh air. A warm bath, lighter clothing, and limiting stress help. persistent issues require addressing underlying health factors.
A satirical look at marriage and the myths of freedom for husbands after marriage. It contrasts a supposed carefree life with a wife’s steadying presence at home, noting the short lived escape and the returned order. The piece riffs on social norms and the idea of a “bagman’s holiday” turning into routine.
From the 1925 note on Aug 23 a blaze destroyed the Texas Refining company on Dighowlly Street. Fire chief J G Sarran narrowly escaped as an explosion blew out a wall. Also noted is Meario to begin paying its one half billion debt to the United States on Sept 1 and plans for new San Antonio bridges after a band issue is moated.
A political appraisal denounces the administration for refusing to acknowledge debt obligations while criticizing domestic and foreign policy choices. It urges Mr. Lewis to be thanked for his firm American stance and for turning his patriotic resolution into national law.
New York writer describes Brooklyn bull fighter Sidney Franklin who after 18 months injury plans a two year comeback. He designs costumes, paints, and speaks many dialects, while praising bull breeding and contrasting bullfighting with meatpacking cruelty. Also mentions Eddie Egan, Roy Barton, Kerryin Wingant, and Myra Kelley in urban life sketches.
A humorous letter parodying New Deal jargon. The narrator describes a brother in law Jake who avoids work, mocks government programs, and dreams of a “Govt Professor” role. The piece labels acronyms with playful misreadings and ends with a dated signoff from Norman, Bend, Indiana.
The readable text presents a fragmented abrasive political and racial debate. It references a honeymoon ending, a white man's burdens, and a partisan view equating opposition to support with broader social tensions. The source lacks clear individuals or organizations.
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