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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1933

Page

14

Mussolini Sees Saner Regime In Return of Alcohol

The piece argues the United States is moving away from Prohibition after 14 years, noting a democratic process shift and a need for temperance. It cites Mussolini’s remarks on alcohol policy, contrasts European wine and liquor regulation with American politics, and discusses industry influence, public opinion, and moderation as a guiding principle.

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Rintelen Forms Dock Union Then Calls General Strike

A German agent in New York organizes a fake dockworkers union to trigger a broad strike against munition shipments. He funds payoffs, rouses members, and prods other ports to paralyze allied supply lines, aiming to force a global peace council and influence U.S. policy before Wilson era decisions.

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Parley on Radicalism and Monetary Policy in Oklahoma Figure

A fragmented editorial discussion analyzes Senator Elmer Thomas and Oklahoma politics, contrasting 1920 currency expansion with current monetary questions. It cites past proposals, party positions, and public sentiment on inflation, prices, and economic strategy, signaling ongoing debates in Washington and Oklahoma.

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