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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1934
Page
7
The document outlines violent aims to overthrow the bourgeoisie and destroy the capitalist state machinery. It states a plan to abolish traditional social order and elevate proletariat power as formal policy of the Kachintern of the Communists Ianernationale meeting in Moscow in 1928.
The piece argues the income tax harms labor and employment, increases unemployment, depresses real estate values, and weakens municipal credit. It criticizes politicians who support higher taxes as harming business recovery and consuming savings, warning that taxing the rich hurts all. It calls for cautious fiscal policy to avoid stifling purchasing power and production.
The piece argues against blocking the Navy’s aviation build up, noting only 120 new planes are needed beyond maintenance. It urges expanding the Vinson bill driven fleet to about 1900 aircraft, and calls for using loyal American Legionnaires to bolster homeland security while creating jobs. It emphasizes protection of homes and families and advocates federal and state constabulary roles.
The piece argues Americans must favor liberty and democracy over Communism, alleging Russia under Stalin mirrors Czarist oppression, with mass oppression and power struggles. It contrasts rights and opportunities lost in Russia with perceived gains in the United States, ending with a promotion of two prices: $6.95 and $7.95.
A fragmented 1920s era column mixes social counsel on marriage and economic support with toxic nostalgia. It critiques parental control, urges practical gifts like robes, and discusses daughters’ education against a backdrop of intertwined religious tone and pressurized gender roles. The piece cites William McDermott and Good Housekeeping as authorities.
The Village becomes a center of renewal as new electric signs and cafes attract artists, writers, and gourmets. Notables like Walter Lippmann, George White, and various performers are seen among LAngton and Colony diners, while Chop Suey houses draw steady weekend crowds and a sense of cosmopolitan revival after the Armistice era.
The piece argues that Hoover era farm policies harmed global cotton trade, halting demand and depressing prices. It warns the administration’s plowing up program will reduce American production, raise unemployment, and threaten foreign markets, urging a shift away from artificial scarcity to sustainable policy.
A. TL. C. Magruder, 53, president of Security of Bank and Trust, died this morning at his home at 761 Estas nne. Earlier item notes a San Pedro area scaffold collapse injuring workers Ed Coan, Prickle Segiay Mendez and Augustine Chuga during a new Herl reside project.
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