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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1938

Page

6

One Dollar Out of Every Five From Taxes Message

A campaign style warning cites a United States Chamber of Commerce survey claiming taxes will take one dollar in every five earned, reducing wages by twenty percent. It argues taxes are levied by federal, state, and local governments across 183,000 agencies, harming basic needs like food, clothing, shelter, and education.

United Stites United States United States Chamber of Commerce Joseph

Tax Scourge and its Blight on the People

The document argues that government spending beyond fair limits harms wage earners. It claims taxation reduces wages and living standards, warning that while tax power is essential, it becomes destructive if misused by wasteful rulers.

Lives Saved by Medical Science Since 1900

A prominent life insurance company presents a table of lives saved by medical advances since 1900. It states that today, among whites, more than 750000 deaths are prevented annually compared with conditions at century’s end. Diseases like tuberculosis influenza pneumonia typhoid paratyphoid and nephritis hemorrhage show marked declines, especially in infancy and early childhood. Further life saves are anticipated as science progresses.

Notes on World Views and Peace from Youth

A collage of reader letters urging sympathy for immigrant families and caution against war. Gilda Sferra of Brooklyn praises motherly traditions while Rosa faces cultural tension. Willard Fellows of Westwood advocates a peaceful, cooperative future for America through youth resolve.

Ginny Iis America Armas Willard Fellows Westwood Calif Elsie Tam Jist Ife

Teens Advocate Driving Responsibility In Letters Contest

A letter by 17 year old Charles L Carroll Jr from 3088 Roland Ave Halimire Maryland argues automobiles make youths more responsible. He cites daily driving and car upkeep as practical learning, challenging adults’ views of reckless teen drivers. Rules detail a youth essay contest with two $10 prizes and a $5 prize, entries under 500 words must include age and address, judged by Miss Fisia Robinson.

Miss Robinson Dunia Charles L. Carroll JR Roland Ave Halilmiere Madel Fisia Robinson Seltera Ayad

Diary Fragments and Coffee Sleep Themed Anecdotes

Excerpts recount a travel diary with cameos by Barry Evans William Gerdes and Hattie Beth Johnston. The narrator recalls ambassadorship chatter in London, notes about a dad in Cincinnati, and a visit from Amiel Albert Keller then describes a Atlantic City trip with recitations. A digression discusses caffeine's sleep effects and a Bronxville host serving imitation coffee.

New York Belimes Jos Ken Nedys London Barry Evans William Gerdes Cincinnati Hattie Beth Johnston East Africa Will Hays Ieamala Bronxville

Nightclub stars and writers share a chaotic stage

The text recalls 1928 showbiz chaos with Damon Runyon and other luminaries, Brisbane and Runyon’s tense moment, and a glimpse into Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements. It notes Clements as a cabinet maker and hints at their creative collaborations across novels, poetry, radio skits, and plays.

Florence Ryerson Colin Clements Ryerson Mona, Lisa Clements

Shadowy Anecdotes At Shadow Yaneh And Hollywood Haunts

O C McIntyre describes a vivid tapestry of social life around Hollywood and nearby havens. Notables like Chaplin and the duke of Kent mingle with musicians and artists at private estates and clubs, while a humorous Carnegie Hall misadventure and a Belley obituary add color to a bustling cultural scene.

Myron Taylor to retire as steel giant's chief executive

The article profiles Myron G. Taylor, longtime U.S. Steel chairman, planning retirement next April at age 70. It describes his demanding daily routine, calm leadership, limited interviews, and close ties to Wall Street, public opinion, and charitable boards. Edward R. Stettinius Sr. poised to succeed, with Taylor's Italy villa and art collection noted.

Taylor Edward R. Steltitlus Sr Finance Committee Nix Hitery U. S. Steel J. Carlisle MacDonald Morence Italy First National Bank New York Central Railroad Texas

San Antonio 1927 low ties and 150000 losses noted

L A Light reports 1927 in San Antonio shows ties at a 95 year low and yearly losses slightly above 150000. Fire Chief J G Aarran cites 271595 1926 losses and property values rising by 14900000. A new Federal Reserve branch bank will move to Garden and Willita streets with a proposed five story basementless structure to start by month end.

San Antonio Jass J. G. Aarran Federal Reserve Branch Bank Garden Willita Streets Miers Crump

Smallpox Warning Spurs Vaccination Push In Tampa

City Health Officer McEachern warned that smallpox is moving southward, prompting vaccination efforts for Tampa’s 20 000 schoolchildren. He noted no Tampa cases since 1926 and urged universal vaccination, arguing complacency risks remain despite local absence.

Florida Tampa McEachern Canada Kenneth Moberis

Vaccination guidance from Royal Copeland in 1938 note

A short advisory attributed to Royal S. Copeland discusses vaccination timing. It suggests infants be vaccinated at five or six months and that others should receive revaccination every seven years. The text appears as a 1938 copyright note.

King Bey

Etiquette Quiz Teaches Social Graces and Manners

A King Features Syndicate etiquette quiz tests knowledge of polite behavior in social and professional settings. Questions cover letter closings, introductions, dining terms, hotel vocabulary, and appropriate conduct, pointing to correct and incorrect manners.

Mary Jones Jane Hall

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