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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1937

Page

7

Labor leaders urge fairer view of industry and wages

The piece notes a broader, calmer labor stance during the recession. John L. Lewis and William Green push toward shared prosperity through cooperative bargaining, efficiency gains, and higher productivity to offset wage costs. It cites 1914 principles and hopes for improved peace between government, industry, and labor to revive trade and employment.

Eleanor Patterson Washington Herald and Times John L. Lewis United Mine Workers William Green American Federation of Labor United States

Veterans push for defense and wary of foreign wars

Veterans of the lash war aged into middle age urge adequate national defense and warn against meddling in Europe and Asia. Col William B Rosevear of the Reserve Officers Association says reserve officers stand ready for service anywhere anytime and stresses civilians must lead in war information.

America William B. Rosevear The Reserve Officers Association Uhab Europe Asia

Women Jury and Teaching Voices Stir Public Debate

A collection of letters discusses women in public roles, urging an all woman jury and questioning teaching as a profession. Doris F. Mosebach of Queens Village defends women judges while others argue for balanced juries. The debate touches on sexism, politics, and education with prize entries from readers.

Jaris F. Mosebach Queens Vile Tage T. Doesib Doris Elsie Jelsvish Babor Cwlivelt Iai Nol Mitch Agaist Appola Heaven Help Vst Doris F, Molebach Pinch Queens Village

Dear Elsie Robinson Contest Letters From Youth

By Elsie Robinson of Heve is cited in a contest for American youth with prizes of 10 dollars weekly and one dollar prizes. Rules require letters under 16 years of age, up to 600 words, with authorship and address. judges and publication rights are noted.

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Christmas Recycling Hint Emphasizes Useful Donations

A domestic guidance piece urges households to collect usable items not needed at home for charity. It cites Eleanor Roosevelt on avoiding rubbish and notes homes may hold dresses, old coats, quilts, and bedding that could aid those in need through city agencies.

Eleanor Ronsevelt Current Magazine

Diary items and notes from a social whirlwind

A vivid, if fragmentary, diary style entry recounts meetings with Ethel Roche preparing for a world cruise, a call from Mrs Henry Fonda about a brave invalid girl’s autograph book, a comical note from Maury Paul, and a cherished letter from John T. Mew Cutchear. It notes subscribing to the Manchester Guardian after reading its editorials, encounters with Dick Bertin and L A d Gronin, mentions The Citadel by Conrad, and hints at Hollywood medicos, Dr Cronin, and a comparison to Sinclair Lewis. The piece also references Al Woods and the Wools Academy of Modern Acting opening amid waning stage interest and the lure of Hollywood studios.

New York Ethel Roche Lucky Indy Henry Fonda California Maury Paul Cholly Knickerbocker John T. Mew Cutchear Manchester Guardian Henry Dick Bertin AL Woods Wools Academy of Modern Hollywood Studios Bowery Hii Broadway

Broadway Nightclub Kings and Shifting Glamour

The piece surveys the rise and fall of top nightlife figures from Julian Eltinge to Sherman Billingsley, Jack Erlendner, and John Perona, noting how Stork No. 21 and El Morocco vie for crowds. It warns that novelty and location shifts determine who holds the nocturnal throne, as fads fade quickly.

Gil Boag Broadway Sherman Billingsley Jack Erlendler John Perona The Stork el Morocco Einch Billingsley Perons Kriendler Tuc Stork

Montmartre and the Bus tanaby Domingo Room reminiscences

By C. O. McIntyre recounts lively nights at Montmartre and the Bustanaby Domingo Room during the Castle era. Dancers and socialites populate the memories, with mentions of Mac Murray, Martha Mansfield, Kay Laurell, Olive Thomas, and others. Also notes Maurice Chevalier dinners and Anthony Eden’s evolving looks amid Park Avenue chatter.

Dinsgorstein Mac Murray Martha Mansfield Kay Laurell Olive Thomas

Wilkie Wilkir Power Advocate Aims for New Deal

The piece profiles James Wilkie as president of the Commonwealth and Southern era, detailing his rise from Indiana roots to Akron attorney, war service, and leadership in the power industry. It notes his calm diplomacy after TVA pressure and hints at a forthcoming power policy to align government and utilities, with emphasis on his liberal stance and impact on the sector.

Wendell &, Whikie Biz Gental Jumespun Southern Wilkir Indiana Kosieys Goethe Doc Marshall Wilkie University of Indiana Akron Central West Power Company Commonwealth Southern Fig B.C. Gobp Rance IM Elwood

Early discussion on power development and cooperation

Edwin C. Hill recounts a meeting with Mr Wilkie discussing ending wasteful duplications and bringing cheap power to seven TVA regions. The tone praises government development and cooperation over private subterfuge, proposing a constructive path for energy distribution in a then-current political context.

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Campaign to raise 500000 for air center site near San Antonio

Dec 13 1927 San Antonio business leaders and officials agree to launch a subscription drive to raise 500000 for a site outside the city for a new air center. Government needs a 2000 acre tract ready by January 1 and Old Spanish Trail route status noted.

Gan Antonio Chamber of Commerce Pop Jay Air Corns San Antonio Assura

Ingrown Toenail Care and Treatment Guidance

A historical note explains ingrown toenails, their causes, and the importance of foot hygiene. It warns neglect can cause deformity or infection, and advises cleansing, proper trimming, loosening tight shoes, and avoiding tight stockings. Early inflammations should be treated. persistent pain may require partial nail removal by an expert under local anesthesia.

Royal Copeland promise of instant relief for nail pain

A misspelled public notice from 1817 claims Royal Copeland offers immediate relief from nail pain fearfully promising instant relief and quick new nail growth. It warns against pain edging the nail and urges consulting a doctor or expert, copying through a syndicate label.

What Do You Know A Quiz Of Tricky Questions

A collage of quiz prompts asks differences in covey and cove, founders in colonial times, a Roman general murdered on the Ides, a falcon is a bird of prey, and more. It pairs varied trivia topics from linguistics to history, music, and geography for audience challenge.

Notra Dame Harvard Pennsylvania Yale Whitlam and Mary Bardon Nite A. Ts'the Falcon Richard Wagner Michiel Bale Jules Massenet Italy Austrian Lucero Andes Cain Elba Kysg Fealuren Syudiente, Inc

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