President warns against following autocracy abroad and at home
President cautioned nations not to follow the twin perils of domination and fear while addressing lawmakers. He refrained from naming countries but criticized moves toward autocratic rule and urged unity, noting domestic foes he did not identify. The scene drew a mixed reception from lawmakers and a wide diplomatic audience.
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Aoise
Eufot
Asia
Italy
Hitler
Germany
Gibson
Jarsse
Vermont
American Liberty Rescue
Chamber of Commerce of the United Siates
Diplomatic Corps
Roosevelt
Political speech on unemployment and government power
The speaker attacks politicians who deny work to millions of unemployed citizens. He warns that giving power to authorities will lead to autocracy and enslavement of the public. He quotes Josiah Roeber and centers on faith, patience, and charity in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Josiah Rover
Broadcasts in Death Shadow from Prague Anti Nazi Radio
In Prague a secret wireless station of the Black Front broadcasts anti Nazi propaganda to German listeners. The new announcer uses a wavelength of 29 to 25 to air virulent attacks on the Nazi regime, following the murder of the prior announcer Fourmis by suspected Nazi sympathizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Black Front
Germany
Otto Strasser
Thieves Steal Furs Jewelry and Wire in Local Thefts
A rash of crimes reported includes thefts of furs and a coat valued at 330 dollars from Mrs Williams of 50L Snate Zarramora Street, jewelry from J. W. Woodson of 425 East Quincy Street valued at 125 dollars, jewelry from Mrs George Birge of 109 East Woodlawn Avenue valued at 150, and 3244 feet of copier wire from San Antonio Public Service near Cold Field. Edward Dweer of 2411 Main Avenue reports a break in at his home and loss of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Snate
Zarramora Street
J. W. Woodson
East
Quincy Street
George Birge
Woodlawn Avenue
San Antonio Pubiic Service Company
Coldfield
Edward Dweer
Enue
Madison Square Communion Service At Presbyterian Church
The first quarterly communion service at Madison Square Presbyterian will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday with special music arranged by Warren Hulk and Reg Nobles and organist. The Rev. Max M. Morrison will deliver the evening sermon titled The Life Story of a Brave Boy I Knew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Ben
Warren Hulk
Reg Nobles
Max M. Morrison
Anniversary Sermon at Central Baptist Church
The Rev. RR Lloyd preaches his ninth anniversary as pastor of Central Baptist. A 7:30 p.m. service is planned at the church, marking over 4500 additions to the membership during his pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist
Lloyd
Cestret
Open Revival To Feature 93-Year-Old Evangelist Christine Ruberg
Christine Ruberg, a 93-year-old evangelist, will open revival meetings at the Latter Rain Gospel Tabernacle on Carson Street. She is supported by her mother Belle Rubers, sisters Ruth Maynard and Velma Montenson, and pianist Helen Brahl.
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Christine Ruberg
Hein
Address Comment For President Roosevelt’s Message Draws Mixed Reactions
The Associated Press surveys political responses to Roosevelt’s address to Congress. Senators and party officials call it a political harangue or a courageously aggressive opening of a campaign while others say it defends the New Deal and challenges opponents. Critics label it socialistic and a class baiting appeal. supporters call it bold and aimed at public understanding.
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Receevelt
Congress
Courn
Maverick
Democrat
Texas
Liberty League
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Robinson
Arkansas
Union
Fletcher
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Sheppard
Vandenberg
Republican
Michigan
Adams
Denverat
Cologado
Capper
Kansas
Schwellenbach
Washington
Dickinson
Castigan
Bellatoy Garey
Wyoming
Senator George
Georgia
Postmaster General Farley Report Deficit Surplus Puzzle
A light verse on Farley's annual report showing a sixty five million dollar deficit and a five million dollar surplus. The poem laments the conflicting figures and mocks arithmetic in postal finances, noting profit on losses and the post office growing rich from money not earned.
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Farley
Tuim
Tor
Fatley
Battle Hymn of Cursed Reform and War Critics
The article quotes a 1993 speaker criticizing entrenched greed and autocracy, urging repeal of Congress measures and opposing child labor, tax cuts, and return to individualism. It argues for noninvolvement in war, warns of rising secession and militarism, and endorses U.S. neutrality while curbing belligerent exports and arms sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Political reactions to 1940s presidential address show split views
A diverse collection of quotes from Senators and Representatives across parties marks the reception of a national address. Democrats praise the stirring call to battle while Republicans criticize the tone and focus on prosperity, relief cuts, and public disapproval.
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Genator Barrksen
Democrat
Mississippi
Genator Hastings
Republican Dataware
Pittman
Denocrat
Nevada
Naber
Repulican
New York
Megm
Karsan
Marcantonio
Republican of
Liberty League
Johnson
Republican
Clifornia
Berstar Steiner
Republtican
Oregon
Martin
Massachusetts
Boland
Demofcrat
Pennsylvania
Enatar Couzens
Republica of Michigan
Joyner Re elected Evangelist for Texas Baptists
The Rev William F Joyner was notified of re election as evangelist for the Texas Baptist convention a post he has held for seven years He has conducted more revival meetings in San Antonio than any other evangelist In 1935 seven hundred fifty nine people joined churches where he conducted meetings He will preach at the Tratty Baptist church in South San Antonio Guns fay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyner
Texas
William F. Joyner
Texas Baptist. Convention
San Antonio
Tratty Baptist Eaerett
Bouth
San Antonia
Coleman to Preach Here Sunday Evening
The Rev. Paul Coleman a University of California student who began church work at the Kinley Avenue Methodist church will return to deliver a 7 30 p m sermon Sunday evening He will bring news of the recent campaign in Memphis reflecting on his experience and ministry work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Coleman
University of California
All- Kinley Avenue Methodist
Lancaster Returns From Youth Parley
The Rev P A Lancaster returned from the Peeples conference in Memphis Tenn and prepared to preach at Prospect Hill Methodist Church on Sunday with the sermon The New Year and Its Possibilities Miss Dorothy Jackson was elected president of the Girl Scout group and Fabator Bohepler named secretary in the accompanying notice
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Ezis
Deliv
Fises
Pudget
Rew
Congress
Tne
P. A. Lancaster
Young Peeples
Hig
Ne-W
Memphis
Tenn
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Aunday Maming
Dorothy Jackson
An Antonie
Fabator Bohepler
Red-led Chou Rears Butler at American League Congress
The third annual congress of the American League Against War and Fascism opened with a 16,000-strong mass meeting at Cleveland's Public Hall. Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler spoke, urging concrete action against war, warning of a second world war in Europe and the Far East. A 15-member committee prepared to discuss charges that Communists are infiltrating the congress.
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Annal Congress
American League Against War
Fascis
Acas
Cleveland
Brig. Gee. Smedley D. Buller
Remarine
Europe
Trey
Cuyahoga County
Congress of the American League
Wer
Fase Hsm
Price services Sunday at First Baptist Church
Funeral services for Marvin Elmer Price 48 will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday from the First Baptist Church, 1825 West Woodlawn Avenue. He was vice president of Citizens Industrial Bank and resided here 38 years, a Baylor University attendee, and a native of Gillespie County. Interment at Mission Burial Park. Survivors include wife Mamie Halbed Price, daughter Mary Louie, parents Mr and Mrs W W Price, and sister Mrs Frank Cunningham.
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Marvin Elmer Price
West Woodlawn Avenue
Citizens Industrial Bank
Price
Mary Avenue High School
Baylor University
Gillespie County
First | Baptist Church
Maxons
Scottien, Bute
Alcatar Shrine
G. Roy Angell
JA. ¥. Boand
Mizsion
Louis Nelson
E. W. Jameson
T. ¥. Turner
John Garidis
Charley Wight
Chester Rice
Mamie
Halbed Price
Mary Louie Price
Res
Www
H Price
Frank Cunningham
City News Adwhat Hat Concerts and Dances This Week
Community notices list events including a Saturday dance at Oak Grove and a Sunday program by Emma Conning's Old Fashioned Orchestra. There are also ads for Centennial dance at 115 Nacogidosheg and recurring Saturday dances by The Pals and Clauss Orchestra in Madbergh park.
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Oak Grove Sun
Jan
Nacogidosheg
Emma Conning
Italy renews AVR raids in Ethiopia war reports
Addis Ababa January 4 Ethiopian officials said Italian planes heavily bombarded the region south of Merels in the first general Ethiopian offensive. Three persons were killed and 15 wounded as 2006 bombs were dropped on areas housing Emperor Haile Selassie’s allies estimated at 400,000. Rumors circulated that heavy bombing targeted Addis Ababa while plans to seize private Italian property were noted in retaliation for wartime actions.
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Associated Prom
Addis
Ababa
Merels
Frost
Kun
Eector
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Hevar
Ithionia
Addis Ababa
Ethionts
Rihfopta
Vaiue
Rome Announces Plane Loss in Ethiopian War Front
An official communique reports Italy lost its fourth plane in flames yesterday over the Caf ta region. The crew included two officers an observer and a men commissioned to plot were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wom
Cafta
Denial of new trial in Kahn alienation case
Judge B C Tayloe denied a motion for a new trial in the case of Mire Lilyan Jardine Kahn seeking damages for alleged alienation of affections against Atis Emma Grothaus. The 40 000 claim stems from Miss Grothaus allegedly breaking up Mrs Kahn's home while Dr L B Eshn Kahn opposed the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ch. Tayloe
Farte
District Court
Mire
Lilyan Jardine Kahn
Atis
Emma Grothaus
Kahn
LB. Eshn
Ben Antonio
Aued
Miss Grothaus
Priday Afternoon
Dr. Kahn
Tayloe
Ince
Taylor
Plainiltt
Fourth Court of
Clr Appeals
Dr Angell Returns to pulpit after Birmingham conference
Dr C Rey Angell, pastor of the First Baptist church, has returned from the Fourth Southwide Baptist Training Union conference in Birmingham Alabama and will occupy his pulpit Sunday at 11:40 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
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Angell Backah
Birmingham
C. Rey Angell
First Baptist Church
Ala
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