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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1928

Page

16

Peace and Reform Platform From Hearst Papers

A summary of proposed national reforms includes an English speaking nations alliance for world peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, reapportionment to be enacted in the House, unified national defense under a Secretary of National Defense, federal action to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and Congress elections held in November with an inauguration on January 1 following.

United States Senate House of Representatives Department of the Army Navy Air Forces Secretary of National Defense United States Secretary of Education Congress

Clean-up of Police Ordered by Mayor Chambers

Mayor Chambers orders a police shake-up in San Antonio, with 53 new officers to be hired and a reorganization to purge corrupt personnel. He told Commissioner Wright to fire the crooked and replace unsatisfactory staff, arguing strong action is vital for protection of lives and property. Taxpayers support adequate protection and seek decisive reform.

C. M. Chambers San Antonio City Commission Chambers

Fury over Louvain library inscription sparks student clash

A Belgian library rebuilt with US funds faces dispute after an inscription reading Destroyed by German fury is deemed offensive by Mgr. Ladeuze. The rector, allied with Louvain citizens, had a belus teade demolished in protest. Herbert Hoover backs anti hate efforts and urges a peace message.

N Touvain Belgium United States Whitney Warren Louvain University Mgr. P. Ladeuze Louvain M. Ladeuze Herbert Hoover Hoover

Hops Rise Again After Prohibition Era Debate

Reading through a late historical note, the piece recalls hops revival and Mr. Volstead's temporary success for the hop trade. It cites last year's record US production about a third of world output, with about half of 33.8 million pounds consumed domestically. The text hints at covert brewing influencing trends and hopes for a future of open legality and stability.

Volstead

Baby's Nose By Royal 3 Copeland

A doctor warns caregivers about common child ear and nose care errors. The piece highlights infection risks from improper cleaning and shared family items, advising gentle methods and avoiding dangerous practices.

Baby’s Nose Royal 3 Copeland

Earth and Pendulum by Garrett P Servise

A discussion of Foucault pendulum experiments and the effect of Earth's rotation on the pendulum's plane of swing. It explains how the rotation varies by latitude, with examples from Paris, Washington, and New York, and includes a description of how the experiment demonstrates Earth's rotation.

Garrett P Servise

Figures of Speech and the Phrase On the Table

The passage explains two pronunciations of the word in the phrase on the table, one in English and one in French. It discusses the tapla or tablecloth used on a conrail number, its history, and how the phrase on the tapte denotes antiquity in big Moltitereture.

Conrail

God and the Woman in a Strange Vision Tale

A fragmented 19th century style text recounts a woman who, after an encounter with a divine figure described as God, contemplates service and forgiveness. The narrative presents themes of judgment, penance, and cosmic duty as the figure asserts omniscience and asks nothing for worldly reward. The piece blends religious imagery with personal reckoning and grand universal concerns.

Smith and Hoover in Talking Pictures The Campaign Smile

The Democratic candidate Governor Al Smith of New York is featured in a sequence of newsreels showing his cheerful side. Expect Smith and Herbert Hoover to appear in talking pictures and on the radio, with the governor noting talking movies’ role in political work and voter reach.

al Smith New York Fife Governor Smith Herbert Hoover Moving Picture House Sith William Pax

Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan

Frederick I. Floman of San Francisco recounts his unusual career path from a 18 year old teller at a San Francisco house to a five year stint in the Commodore for a pariel. He later joined the Wells Barge Nevada National bank, which reorganized as Wells Fargo Bank Trust Company, and remains there well into his career.

Uere Lydn & Stock Brokerage San Francisco Jed Welle Barge Company Bank Inty Note Department Teter Bo Wells Barge Nevada National Bank Wrena Fargo Tisak Trust Company Apo Fle Frederick I, Lloman San Franeleco

Freaks of Nature On The Fort West Malay Crabs

Frightful beasts roam near the Malay peninsula forming huge crabs that supply natives with huts from husks and shells. Locals endure heavy labor to harvest and utilize this strange creature for shelter and food amid a lazy day climate.

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