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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1932
Page
12
Maj. Gen. James E. Fechet argues in a series that China’s Shanghai bombardment shows a future risk for the United States. He warns of aerial warfare’s reach, the threat to civilians, and the need to strengthen defenses, including the Philippines, to deter Japan and protect national prestige.
A Maj Gen Fechet style analysis warns of possible intercontinental air strikes against the Panama Canal from Latin America or Asia. It argues Japan could strike U S west coast with carrier aircraft if Pacific defenses are surprised, and discusses future aircraft production and national security positions among major powers.
An old German physician Dr Te Hfiblebrand resisted gallstone symptoms and sought operation avoidance. He promoted a questionable remedy developed by Dre Sto treatment labs claiming liver and gall bladder benefits, urging readers to contact the lab for more details and potential availability.
Fragmentary notes indicate Ford plans to produce a smaller model vehicle for a niche market. The text mentions competition with a small market and references to teams, plans, and potential timing, though many terms are garbled.
The piece warns that a lack of airplanes leaves the nation vulnerable to aggression. It argues the Army Air Corps will have only 1501 planes by May 4, less than half the minimum needs. A full 100 percent program is seen as essential to deter foes and prevent China’s grip from tightening, urging timely action before it is too late.
The steamer Flourspar Keith arrived at Cuarlerton with rescued sailors from the Shob crew after the ship foundered in a severe storm in the Atlantic off Newfoundland. The rescue occurred about a week earlier and the Flourspar Keith located and saved the crew before reaching port.
The Commerce Department announced December figures showing American publishers spent 1,059 for 165,084 tons of foreign ammunition? The report notes large imports and costs, with Cauda supplying most of the 1.0 million ton total.
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