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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1934

Page

6

Strack Dominates in Gridiron Style Wrestling Match

An action packed wrestling card features Strack overpowering Rollend with a 45:60 opening fall and a nine minute 15 second second fall finish. Strack clashes with officials and rival wrestlers in a chaotic third fall while Ed Helwig and Bat Reilly open the card in a routine bout. The report also railes against profiteers and echoes a mid-century sports page voice.

Oklahoma A Kirchmeyer Strack Aimne Muta Ed Helwig Californias Lok Bat Reilly Reilly

Hollywood Scribes In Aether of Broadway And Paris Glamour

0 C Hellinger, Broadway writer, famed as a Decameron figure, draws Hollywood ire. He hails from a Broadway lineage via Joel Rinaldo and Gladys Ghid, with Brooklyns Tonnner and the Ziegfeld set shaping his world. Paris nightlife at Maxim’s echoes the era, opened by Cornache, later linked to Deauville Cannes.

0.C New York Mark Hellinger Damon Allungan Hollywood Bellinger Menor Salcedssen Fly White Way Decameron Joel Rinaldo Joel Gladys Ghid Paris Royate Gauely Hal Jean Gabrielles Bebe Maxim Cornache Deauville Cannes Une Chanasettr Cocutlas

Gramercy Nightlife Echoes of Celebrities and Cabaret Jest

A fragmented reminiscence describes Gramercy Park nights with Edna Millay walks, mentions of Ber Drake, Nagle and Budd, and anecdotes about club life. It recalls radio fans, stage antics, and a chaotic mix of performers, hecklers, and backstage chatter from a bygone era.

Gramercy Park Metropoli Gramercy

We Tolerate No Threats to Our American Nation

A columnist laments domestic intolerance and foreign influenced protests in Washington. He condemns uniforms and chants by radical groups near official sessions, urges strong action against Reds and fascist factions, and defends the U S as the rightful center of government while rejecting Moscow Berlin or other capitals as alternatives.

Ogsevcie Planet Wicastein Jas York Washington Thomas Jefferson Here & Neighbors, Co Union Square Lenin In & Warnlanil Corny United States Geome Tinar Imal Kael Chin Alta Nata Huntleh Dy ‘Valera Mexicar Thesa la Neigh. Org Hungary Italy Germany Ipoland Kamchatka Paligonia Sio Dent America Iraq Moscow Berlin Rome Dublin Belgrade Vieona Tanak Nove United States of America

Finland Deserves Special Favors From U S

A patriotic address extols Finland as a perfect loan partner and contract keeper. It lauds Finland as safe to lend to and do business with, noting its repayment history and high moral credit. The speaker urges Congress to grant Finland special favors, asserting broad American approval.

Finland France Great Britain Republic Arctic Ciest United States England Italy Rome Belgium Russia Congress

Merger of radical groups stirs treason fears in New York

A reported merger in New York between the Communé League in America and the American Workers party formed the Workers Party of the United States. Leaders pledged revolutionary aims, citing Trotsky and Stalin, while naming New York University figures as allies. The piece questions whether a respected university could become a seed for disloyalty or treason.

New York City The Workers Party of the United States Communé League In America American Workers Party America

Dare to Feel by Elsie Robinson Proposes Embracing Emotions Over Indifference

A fragmented, 1980s voice urges readers to dare to feel, arguing emotion drives life, growth, and imagination. It contrasts mature restraint with the vitality of feeling, urging individuals to embrace vivid emotion despite social warnings and fear of judgment.

Serius Butler Dauder Santain Rene Methustlah Solomon

Arkansas Eyes Two Major Football Games in 1936

Gordon H. Campbell announced plans to host two big football games in Little Rock as part of Arkansas centennial 1936 events after a conference with J. Hudson Levis of the state chamber and Boyd Cypert of the University of Arkansas. He said a Southwest Conference matchup between Arkansas and Texas was nearly set and floated inviting Army to an intersectional game.

Arkansas Little Rock Ark Gordon HH Campbell J. Hudson Levis State Chamber of Commerce Boyd Cypert University of Arkansas University of Texas Army of Sary

Copeland Promoted to Cardinal Team I are Farange eau

Fragmented OCR style text presents a humorous skew on relationships and male behavior. It mentions Copeland, promotion to a cardinal team, and a series of quips about love, Christmas gifts, and responses to women, all conveyed in a bystander voice with unclear context.

Copeland Cardinal Farange Eau

Mystery of the sender idenity spurs investigations

A report outlines steps in tracing an anonymous sender with quotes from Mr Ragsdine and references to a Poisoned apple analysis by Herman A Nestor confirming concentrated lye. It notes hospital recovery, legal offices, and city contractors tied to a tire factory project in San Antonio, plus machinery and equipment negotiations and Buck the inventor's return from the East.

Bran Io Kealada Repidzie French Ragsdine Belatin Phrysicians’ and Surgeons’ Hospital Milt Herman A. Nestor Oly San Antonio Dom J. Buck

Stars and Stripes Fragments on World Events and Signings

Fragmentary text notes shifts in world affairs and contract signings. Mentions Dran brothers, Micey, and Tatty in a displaced, unclear context. Focus remains on broad events and speculative names without full details.

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Sunshine Shafts President Towsevelt Proposes Shirtless Week

A garbled note claims Towsevelt urges no shirt wear for a week to aid some cause with a quixotic pledge to keep shirts on elsewhere. The text also mentions a 30 years ago nostalgia about noisy garages and barns in homes.

Towsevelt

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