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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1938

Page

8

No Congratulations To Communism President Roosevelt

A letter condemns President Roosevelt for greeting the American Student Union at City College New York. It claims the group is a college branch of the Communist United Front and cites past slanderous oaths and pro Soviet stances. The piece accuses Roosevelt of knowingly aligning with Communist groups and urges investigation by the Dies Committee.

Roosevelt American Student Union City College New York Communist American Student Union Communist “United Front Young Communist League America Russia White House Dies Committee Wing Solitire United States Troosevelt

Tax Racket Claims Against the Income Tax

Excerpts from a 1933 Hearst statement label the income tax as a vicious, undemocratic racket that plunders the public, destroys wealth, reduces employment, and fuels bureaucracy. It argues the tax undermines industry, shifts wealth to securities, and worsens the nation’s mood, calling for a return to democratic relations.

William Adolph Hearst Finance Committee United States Senate Hearst

Listen World Listen World By Elsie Robinson Ty 1

A reflective meditation on honesty and self deception inspired by a solitaires game. The piece argues that people frequently rationalize minor wrongdoings to feel morally clean, yet such self-justifications erode our own honest reckoning and integrity.

Holiday musings on love fashion and marriage woes

A nostalgic, satirical column reflects on Christmas gifts and expectations, the Santa instinct, and exchanging sensible presents for frivolous ones. It ponders compatibility, modern marriage, vanity, and the idea that love endures amid glamour, clubs, and seasonal temptations.

Two Decades Ago Highlights From L A Light Files

Dec 30 1928 report on car license payment delays with 20 000 owners unpaid and possible grace period. county tax collector notes state officials may visit and a two week grace might be granted. Cobbs Jr to speak at Texas City Attorneys Assn convention in Austin on home rule and needed legislation. Dec 20 191? notes Dr I Edgar Tatca to Amarillo joins First Baptist San Antonio pastorate next month. Dr Gates guest pastor remarks on staying. theft reports note Saxon four wheel car and Dort roadster missing. Keller car recovered.

R. Neil Campbell T. D. Cobbs Jr Texas City Attorneys’ Association Austin Edgar Tatca Ui Amarillo First Baptist Church of San Antonio Gates

Lord Frexes the Water Forces Self Cooled Tree Cutting

The fragment suggests a dispute or instruction about watering or freezing conditions and a directive to harvest or cut a tree independently. No clear people, places, dates, or organizations are readable to anchor specific facts.

Roosevelt for a third term in 1940 bold call

Senator William H. Smathers argues Roosevelt should seek a third term to preserve democracy and lead against global threats. He praises Roosevelt’s leadership, adaptability, and public confidence, contending a third term would strengthen the Democratic party and avert conservative opposition.

Wiliam H. Smathers New Jersey Smathers Roosevelt Washington Frankiin Delano Roosevelt Uberal Sannot Democratic Party King Features Syndicate, Inc

Hell's Kitchen reimagined as charm school and brass knuckles

In Hell's Kitchen New York, old myths fade as the Theodore Roosevelt Recreation Center hosts a Tenth Avenue charm school for poise and decorum. The piece traces the neighborhood's shift from boozy, brutal nights to a rehabbed image while noting lingering relics of violence and street life.

New Yorks Tenderloin Haymarket West Side Hell Morrison Paul Bunyan Gophers Tenth Avenue Kitchen Boys’ Athletic League Tenth Avenue Charm School Theodore Roosevelt Recreation Center Shaw Studer Stestag New York Hell's Kitchen Ugl Alec Williams Brooklyn Manhattan

End of Infamy and City Remodeling in Hell's Kitchen

By Edwin C. Hill recounts a city renewal era where the New York Central sold wrecked buildings, the Port Authority spurred warehouses and street clearances, and the Midtown tunnel reshaped sleazy tenements. Police defense relied on force and machinery more than court decisions, illustrating drastic steps in urban reform.

New York Central Whd New York Port of Authority Midtown Williams Bupretia Court Hell's Kitchen BN Express Amy Fgttestigk King Iran

Match the Columns Correctly From a 1928 Quiz Card

A puzzle listing 17 historical figures with roles and nationalities. The page asks to pair names such as Hans Dieckhoff Louis Brandeis Jamen G Blaine Andre Maurois Howard Spring Harold Ickes Martin Dies Mustapha Kemal Atatürk John O Hara Theodor Joncker Douglas Hyde Kurt Schuschnigg and others with descriptors like author, president, or minister. It appears as a quiz prompt from King Features Syndicate Copyright 1928, with a page reference to turn to the Comte Page for the Answers.

Hans Dieckhoft Louis Brandeis Jamen G Blaine Andre Maurois Howard Spring Harold Ickes Martin Dies Nike Oscar Benavides Edouard Deledier First International Confors Neven Notre Ie University Germany Juat Ireland Supreme Court Vienna United States John I. O'Hara

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Union Communist National Student League Socialist League For Industrial Democracy Communistic American League For Peace and Democracy American League Soviet Russia Elsie Robinson Kini, Fons. Syind L. A. Light Files Oday A. B. Corbin West Woodlawn Avenue Raymond Keller Elizabeth Dort Keller Paul Mallon Mount Vernon Hyde Park Franklin D. Roosevelt Dr. Parkhurst By Edwin C. Hill
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