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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1935

Page

13

Portrait of Russian village life a palace beside a Soviet hovel

A World War II era dispatch describes a peasant town near Frunze with the Frunze collective farm. It contrasts starkly with urban life, noting 100000 Soviet cars, 95000000 peasant homes, and a shift from log hovels to electrified cottages. The article surveys a 92 year old comrade leader, farm villages, and the strain of collective farming. It questions the cost and benefit of the dictatorship.

Avignion Ivanayo Ford Nijnl-Novogorod Gark Hess Aimerica Risin Jst America Soviet Union Unite States Russia Yenkov Frunar Vetikov Mou Jie Tarmen Hasel Protetorist

Play With Matches Causes Fire Damages Home

Children playing with matches caused a fire in the home of Mrs. Lueidle Gaflins at 111 Connelly Aheat, resulting in about $100 in damages. Authorities report the incident occurred Tuesday.

Lueidle Gaflins Connelly Aheat Sivemoh Luesday

Sewage System Tie-In Proposed For South San Antonio

V Ehlers urges a master regional sewer plan linking South San Antonio, San Antonio, and Hallan Dal with the city plant. Meeting of relief and public wealth officials endorses tie-in with city, possible state funds, and cost estimate of 150000 dollars.

San Antonio Bexar Ceounty South San Antonio C. 8. Fowler

South to Head Baptist Group Meeting Names Leaders

The Rev. D. B. South of Harlandale Baptist church was elected president of the Baptist Pastors conference at a meeting at Pisst Baptist church. Rev. M. R. Black was chosen vice president and Rev. Tallb Williams secretary. The group discussed William Randolph Hearst's radio address, approved informally, and outlined a two week revival to start January 27 in Bexar and nearby counties led by T. Gardner of Dallas with Rev. Jesse T. Elvington and others assisting.

D. B. South Harlandale Baptist Baptist Pastors’ Conference M. R. Black Theo Avene Reptist Baptist Training Union Bexar T. , Gardner Dallas Jesse T. ¥Elvington The Baptist Temple BW. Marshall Don Covington Metre Gardner Jackson Ton M's Grace Cont Rogers Pel Hin C. W. Mason Pearsall J. &. Latubden Nashville Tenn Dossy Dalles W. DL Worth

Mexico Army Slays Rebels Near La Plegad Takes Toll

In Mexico City and Atch Santo dispatches report federal troops clashing with alleged plotters. Four rebels were fatally wounded and a soldier and a passerby killed by gunfire as a brisk public safety event turned deadly.

Mexico D. F Tan la Ple- Gad Atchasant Fn Na Howse

Gloria Vanderbilt Budget Plan for Daughter and Estate

Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt expects to spend a yearly total of 71010 for 1927 to support her daughter Gloria and herself preserving Van derbilt standards. The plan includes 3600 for two detectives, 12000 personal allowance, and 409 yearly expense for a governess and home upkeep. Thomas Gilchrist, co guardian of Gloria's 3009000 estate, stated he would not oppose the estimate.

New York Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt Gloria Vanderbait Vanderbilt James A. Foley Thomas B. Gilchrist Laura Kilpatrick Morgan Harry Payne Whitney

New Deal On Trial Again Before Supreme Court

Washington Jan 8 The New Deal faced another major legal challenge as the Supreme Court opened arguments in multiple cases testing the administration’s power to halt gold payments on securities with gold clauses. About 90 to 125 billion dollars in securities are involved with plaintiffs alleging discrimination after the nation moved off the gold standard. The government argues the move protects solvency and financial stability, while opponents seek to preserve contractual gold payments. Attorney General Homer S. Gumms Simssel leads the government’s defense.

Washington, D. C Supreme Court Wistorigac+ Howles congress Homer Gummings Simsell Jower Courts Sers Complexity Ants

MISHAP AT ELMENDORF MISHAP COSTS ARM

A freak accident near Elmendorf school involving a stove wood truck injures 24 year old Dolores Ball. A heavy stick strikes her outstretched arm causing severe tearing injury. hospital reports indicate doctors performed an operation to repair the damage.

Dolores Ball Elmendorf Robert B. Green

Quick Vote on Work Relief Foreseen

Washington dispatch reports Democrats forecasting swift passage of the $4,000,000,000 work relief plan in the $8,520,000,000 budget submitted by President Roosevelt. Some Democrats and Republicans voice concerns on spending details, but party majorities favor prompt action and a balanced budget as receipts rise. Speaker Byrns and Senator Robinson anticipate related tax and unemployment measures this week.

Washington D. C BOAS Congress Roosevelt Bat Chaiman Buchanan Texas The Horse Appropriations Committee Byrns Washington Eye- Hing Star Robinson

Famed Jurist Judge Burt Widones Dies in Wisconsin

Waneral services for Judge Burt Widones famed jurist and former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice will be held Wednesday afternoon in Madison. Henry Hirshberg a San Antonio lawyer and friend of the late judge received word of his death Monday. Widones, 88, authored Evidence a standard legal work and for 30 years taught in Evidence and related subjects at the University of Wisconsin law school. He served in Congress on the immediate predecessor of Robert M. La Follette.

Burt Widones Supreme Court Wiscorski San Antonio Madison Wis Henry 4 Hirshberg Joes University of Wisconsin Law School Jones Congress Robert M. LaFollette

Ex King Alfonso and Queen Victoria Seek Separate Lives

London reports a possible legal separation between former King Alfonso of Spain and his wife the former Queen Victoria. Royalists say the queen seeks separation to protect her fortune as Alfonso’s growing expenses strain their finances.

Alfonso Queer Victoria London Alonso Grealey Rome Jan Spain Senien Parisian Alfonco Victora

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