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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1934
Page
1
Senator Dickinson, critic of the new deal, resumed his attack declaring it creates a contest between selfish individualism and government stability. He warned the government may overdo aid to individuals, keep labor idle, and farmers on relief, urging reduction of federal allowances and a return to income-based solvency.
A fragment notes that replacing vacancy with a throne based program will strengthen societal structure and stabilize government, asserting the plan as necessary for public order.
In Lubbock Texas on December 4 a raid by a party led by B A Tibbetts seized 1432 gallons of whisky. The operation nearly injured officers when a dynamite detonation on a road led to two cars and a trailer being seized. Two women were arrested and later 144 cases found in a cellar and 71 in a field.
Thousands of mourning workers gathered in the snow before the union base to view the body of Sergei Kiroff, the Soviet official assassinated. Kiroff’s body arrived from Leningrad after the government arrested White Russians facing treason charges. his cremation is planned for tomorrow and funeral Thursday. The government’s swift action against regional officials sparked widespread anger among workers and officials.
Washington D C December 4 Joseph A Marion a private in 1898 who married actress Pauline Frederick last January died today in Walter Reed hospital He served in the Philippine campaign during the Spanish American war rising to colonel He was stationed at Camp Merritt New Jersey Fort Bliss Texas and Indianapolis His marriage to Miss Frederick was his first and her fifteenth
A fragmented weather report lists temperatures for numerous U S cities and towns, with scattered timestamps and partial forecast phrases. It mentions sun setting, wind terms, and various regional names, creating an incomplete mosaic of conditions and times across states such as Texas, Georgia, Florida, and others.
The board of education opened bids for the Tech tied stadium for a two week period. Architects Phelps and Dewees estimate about $60,000. The project fits into a five million dollar building program funded by $950,000 in school bonds approved by Chapman and Cutler. Attorney General approval needed before bond delivery.
News report claims a major gold discovery near Mojave California echoes the Goldfield Tonopah era. George Holmes reportedly made the original strike with 60 percent ownership by Molines and his father, amid claims of a $2,500,000 stake and ties to South Africa mining interests.
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