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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1934
Page
6
The excerpt cites Lenin and Stalin on revolutionary aims, urging violent overthrow and the destruction of capitalist state machinery. It notes the Sixth Comintern Congress in 1928 in Moscow formalizing these policies for the American Communist Party and global Communist movement.
President Roosevelt directs a comprehensive survey of taxation to harmonize federal, state, and local systems. The goal is to stop double and triple taxation and press for a conference among the president and state governors. New York’s tax reform body urges coordinated revenue laws as the nation grows into one economic unit.
A Manila dispatch reports American textile trade with the Philippines harmed by insufficient insular tariffs. The piece notes reciprocal US-Philippine trade, rising Philippine purchases of American goods, and calls on President Roosevelt to back Philippine tariff legislation to strengthen trade and liberty ties.
A fragmented public notice style collage blends Elsie Robinson prose about Lot's wife and moral reckoning with a crime update. It cites a murder suspect tracked by city detectives atDr Pridgen home and a Dec 3 clock lighting event atop the Sweatingen Me Craw building as the week’s earlier stories. The piece interleaves biblical imagery with local incidents and a hunting accident leaving one man blinded.
In this reflective fragment, a narrator muses on happiness and the feeling that many daily tasks are useless. References to Spinoza, Erasmus, and the industrial revolution frame a meditation on fate, meaning, and the pull between labor and living. The piece closes with a New Year benediction and a nod to Roosevelt.
Fragmented text references a proposed power plant and related parties in Rhode Island. Mentions Hearlie and Providence, with unclear phrases about building power capacity. No coherent actions or outcomes are present due to damaged source text.
Fragmentary text references Napoleon and Marie Louise with scattered phrases about Alf Waterloo, Barah Nye GOP, and Barnum. The garbled passage hints at letters, war, and political emblem themes but lacks coherent events or clear subjects to form a solid news item. The result is a puzzle-like, unclear historical note with no definitive outcome.
A fragmented New York diary entry strings together meetings with Dr. Abraham Rosenbach, Henry Bell, Zona Gale, and a radio talk with James Melton. It notes Paris honors for Marshall, hotel hubs like the Algonquin and Brevoort, and reflections on the Dakota, Yas kota, and other famed addresses. The piece brushes on literary figures from H. G. Wells to Libby Holman, and a playful aside about an outraged chauffeur and a dean in England.
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