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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1936

Page

6

Hulls Free Trade Vision Recalled By Past Failures

A critical argument argues Secretary Hull and Roosevelt backers push for sweeping tariff reversal. It cites Cobden and England’s 19th century repeal of corn laws, then 1931 protectionist shift, noting dependence on imports and recent protectionist trends. The piece urges informed statesmanship over archaic free trade rhetoric.

Secretary Hull Mr. Hull Roosevelt Hull Richard Cobden England Cobden Manchester United States France Germany

Farley Promises and Payrolls Under Roosevelt 1932

An analysis notes the promised budget cuts did not materialize as payrolls expanded to 9,047,956 workers across WPA PWA AAA and veterans aid. It contrasts 1912 figures, cites United States News, and questions the political impact in Pennsylvania given a quarter of voters on government payrolls.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt WPA PWA United States News Washington, D. C Farley Pennsylvania

Legend of the Palatine Ghost Ship Tale From New England Coast

Edwin C Hill recounts the legend of the Palatine a doomed emigrant ship wrecked near Block Island in 1752. Mutiny murder and starvation followed as wreckers looted survivors a deranged passenger refused to abandon the ship and the Palatine burned drifted out to sea with screaming aboard, becoming a lasting eerie coast legend.

Edwin C. Hill New England North Atlantic Whittier Block Island Newport Martha's Vineyard Holland Philadelphia Geles Sangy Point Yeni King Peae Syn

Listen World Wildly: Wives’ Kneejerk Defense of Husbands

A column by Elsie Robinson surveys nine late 20th century cases where wives killed or harmed their husbands and then communities rush to defend the shooter. It argues women face envy, suspicion, and shifting roles as they enter the machine age, challenging old domestic norms.

Yeas Syn

Senate powers in infancy of munition inquiry contested

A critical editorial argues that a special Nye chaired committee usurps foreign policy and military oversight from the Senate. It warns against altering Senate rules to empower a temporary body to dictate neutral policy and defense measures.

Senate Committee On Nye Jonger Dickinson Iowa Mr. Nye Benator Clark Missori

Once-Overs By . C. McIntyre New York Friday Night Fights At The Garden

A vivid New York note on Friday night at the Garden mixing stage screen radio opera and celebrities. The scene includes Gracie Allen Lucille Ball Katharine Cornell and Mayor LaGuardia among roving crowds and backstage banter. Anecdotes cover actors, writers, and socialites with colorful theater lore and urban gossip.

C. McIntyre New York the Garden Gracie Alien Lucresia Bork Katharine Cornéliay Rubel LaGuardia Jack Dempsay Ile Jack

Dear Govt See Congress Pass Bills for Gas Bill

A letter from a citizen laments rising gas bills and national debt. He recalls Roosevelt era budgets and the New Deal, debating a supposed $8.57 gas arrear and a pretend special budget. The gas man warns of shut off as the writer jokes about future payments and political promises.

Congress From the Gas Co Lisson Benator Roosevelt U.S Acc Mr. Roosevelt Bar

Fever And Thermometer Observations In Early Medicine

An article explains fever as a symptom signaling internal disturbance with body temperature around 98.6 F varied by time of day and body site. It discusses causes from germs to GI upset, notes fever patterns in pneumonia and tuberculosis, and describes using a temperature chart in hospitals. It also covers the value and limits of fever in disease, and advises mothers to learn thermometer reading and observe signs in children.

Grandma Pete Crman Royal S. Pever Brest King’ Feas

Ground broken for Nelson Page Junior High School

From the San Antonio Tight files dated January 7 1928 the scene marks the breaking of ground for the new 250000 Thomas Nelson Page Junior High School located at Serkshire Avenue and Yorkshire Street Emma Guteelt named principal. Also notes 1100 new Southwest Texas businesses established in 1825 per C C Wolfe secretary of the chamber of commerce trade extension department. A San Antonio cat show set for January 12 to 16 and local club leadership changes are listed.

San Antonio Thomas Nelson Page Serkshire Avenue Yorkshire Street Emma Guteelt Texas C. C. Wolfe The Chamber of Commerce C. A. Davenport

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