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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1935

Page

8

Malone Urges Merchant Marine Role in War and Peace

Gen. Paul B. Malone, commander of the Fourth Army area, told a West Coast audience that an American merchant marine is essential in war and beneficial in peace. He cited soaring transport costs in war times, gave price jumps for cotton and wheat, and warned that lack of U S ships would strain the economy and hinder national defense. He noted ships built in World War I now idle and urged Congress to authorize a robust merchant fleet with American ownership to speed, cut costs, and safeguard supply lines. He spoke in San Antonio after visiting Fort Sam Houston and addressed Rotary Club at the St. Anthony hotel.

Paul B. Malone Fourth Field Army San Francisco Pristay Washington San Antonio Malone America United States Congress Fort Sam Houston Chicago Sixth Corps West Coast Fol Felix Emmanuelli R. O Rotary Chuir St. Anthony

Shirley Temple Receives Record Christmas for 438 Gifts

A 1885 wire service item reports Shirley Temple, America's beloved child star, received 438 gifts by Christmas Eve with 13 to 15 arriving hourly. The Temple home is stacked with packages, including 3 foxes, 41 hens, 43 dresses, 3 junior encyclopedias, and 300 other items. Gifts extend from Brazil, Argentina and Guatemala.

Internations News Service America Shirley Temple Shirley Brazil Argentina Guatemala

New Narcolepsy Treatment Reported in Journal

In Chicago on December 27, 1939, the Journal of the American Medical Association described a new treatment for narcolepsy. Doctors Myror of Los Angeles and Bloomberg of Boston reported successful use of a firie ence drug on nine patients, each of whom had fallen asleep three to ten times daily before the treatment.

Chicago Des Journal of the American Medical Associaton Myror Los Angeles End Bloomberg Boston Azmetal Er. Wallred

France Seeks Navy Limitation Plan At London Talks

Paris December 21 France may propose a first limitation plan applicable to all five powers when the London naval conference reconvenes next month. Pierre France Pietri told Le Petit Journal that France seeks to preserve its pre eminence and asserts permanent status amid the talks.

France Paris London

Santa brings twins in Ban Benito on Christmas Day

Dr. Santa Claus visits the Tom Cowart home delivering Christmas joy as MW. Cash and family welcome twins weighing seven pounds each born on Christmas Day.

Santa Benito Cash Santa Claus Tom Cowart

Riveting set to begin on San Antonio federal building

Construction engineer Allison warned that riveting on the new federal building and post office near Alamo Plaza will start in two to three weeks. The project will include 3563 tons of steel, more than any San Antonio structure, with 460 tons already in place and girders over 110 tons each. Excavation nears completion as foundation tasks drop to 14 remaining issues.

Alamo Plaza Allison Federal Building San Antonio Alliso

Guests Admitted to Jackson Fete by Democratic Club

Jackson guests invited to a January 8 dinner at the St. Anthony hotel with admission free for spouses and sweethearts of members and for others on the same ticket. M M Buchanan, president of the Young Democratic Club of Bexar County, announced the plan to boost participation ahead of President Roosevelt’s radio speech. The event is tied to reducing a $275,000 deficit in the Democratic campaign fund, with a $6 ticket portion noted.

Jackson Young Democratic Club Bexar County M. M. Buchanan Buchanan St. Anthony Roosevelt

WPA Street Widening Job Starts With 200 Men

About 200 workers began Friday on a Works Progress Administration street widening project on Zarramore Street from West Commerce Street toward Frio City road. The two mile stretch will be widened from 20 feet to 16 feet, according to Street Commissioner Paul E. Steffler.

Zarramore Commerce Frio City Road Paul E. Steffler Steffler

Mexican Strangles Self in Jail Cell

In Laredo, December 2, two Mexican men held as insane in the county jail last night hanged themselves. One, 24, fashioned a chain around his neck and slowly strangled, after being jailed several days. He had lived in the area about ten years.

Laredo Perfector Rodriguez

Man Hurt in Fall From Scaffold at Up Town Theater

R W Gewalt, 44, of 116 Pacliteay mie, Santa Rosa, suffered a possible skull fracture after falling from a scaffold while redecorating an up town theater Thursday night. He was admitted to Santa Rosa hospital.

Uptown R W. Gewalt Santa Rosa Gewalt

2000 Yule Cards Face Destruction in San Antonio

About 2000 Christmas cards sent to San Antonio residents will be destroyed due to insufficient postage. The post office announced Friday that the cards are non returnable and will be discarded.

San Antonio

Walter W Take Exam for Military Academy Appointment

Walter W regent, son of Warnt Officer R A Feline of Fort Sam Houston, designated to take the March entrance examination for appointment to United Blairs Military Academy. He is a private in the Machine Gun troop of the 124th Cavalry Texes National Guard.

Walter W Warnt R.A. Feline Fort Sam Houston United Blairs Military Academy Accon Ie One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Cavalry Texeg National Guard

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