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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1939

Page

4

Attack on Fiogal Policies Debated in Senate

In Washington on June 12, a two-pronged attack on administration fiscal policy formed in the Senate. Republicans plan to broaden presidential power to reduce dollar content while extending stabilization funds as Western senators oppose the silver program. Democrats Glass and Adams urged Morgenthau to reveal administration aims on a silver price change when the domestic purchase proclamation ends June 20. Congress pushes revision and relief measures for June 30 deadlines, including a bill to extend over $500 million in excise taxes and revise levies, while the Senate Finance Committee holds hearings on broadening the social security law and expanding wartime controls. Southern members prepare similar plans after testimony from Arthur Altmeyer.

Washington Senate McNery Glass Virginia Adams Casscade Pitman Nevada Morgenthau Congress House Wsieang F All Senate Finance Committee Clintance Committee Arthur 7. Altmeyer Social Security

Landon Attacks New Deal Rights Versus Property

Boston dispatch reports former Kansas governor Landon labeling the New Deal stance that workers rights trump property rights as identical to fascist and communist ideologies. He spoke at Boston University criticizing current government priorities and urged a different approach amid national political tension.

Landon Boston Kansas New Deal Tandon Boston University

Income Drops Over Nation

Washington reports a 41 percent fall in national income to 64 billion dollars for 1938 due to price declines and reduced production. The drop follows five years of decline from a 1937 peak of 72 billion, with dividends tumbling about one third from 1937 levels and interest payments rising as a share of distributed income.

Washington Commerce Department Roosevelt

Life Rafts for Big Bombers Adopted

Washington June 12 news reports that life rafts capable of supporting 20 men have been adopted by the Army Air Corps for long range bombers. Developed at Wright Field Ohio, the rafts weigh 11 pounds each and occupy three cubic feet of space when inflated. Each raft carries flares water and repair kits and has four oars to aid in rescue.

Washington Army Air Camps War Department Wrightfield Reytor Ohio Jeach

Wilm's Tumor Fatal to Child in New Rochelle

A 15 month old boy, Mandart Brodel, died after undergoing experimental treatment for Wilm's tumor at a New Rochelle hospital. The death brings a sequence of ten similarly treated children to the facility, with the family and hospital confirming the fatal outcome amid ongoing medical efforts.

Wilm New Rochelle Thele Robert. Brodel Mra Ella Brodell Tor Mandan Sever Joan Menzebe Oldham Simmyov

Actor Mona May field Honeymoon in Las Vegas

Richard Carlson and Mona Mayfield, Houston residents, honeymooned in Las Vegas after their Gretna Green wedding. They planned to return to Hollywood for Caylaan to resume studio work on Leper Missionary. Funeral note reports a leprosy mission death in Tokyo and a former secretary’s obituary in America.

Houston Honeymoon Lab Vegas Rey Richard Carlson Mona Mayfield Celutante Vexas Lis Vegas Ois Gretna Green Hollywood Caylaan Tor Wrk

Mud Wall Battled-4 in Squalus Salvage

Navy divers fight mud wall as 240 foot descent aims to free Squalus salvage operation near Portsmouth New Hampshire. Doctors aboard Falcon monitor divers after a diveside illness and the submarine’s loss with 86 presumed dead. Walter Sauires of Los Angeles, age 31, first diver to suffer the bends in the incident.

Squalus Porthmouth N. 1 Falcon Walter Sauires Los Angeles

Pine Unit Pay Hearing in Washington on June 12

Wage and Hour Administrator Elmer Pt Andrews sets for hearing the Western Pine Association's request for exemption from overtime wage payments under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The action concerns seasonal industries and potential exemptions.

Washington Elmer Pt Andrews Todas Western Pine Association

40 Nazi Deputies in Hungary Lineup

Nazi deputies in green uniforms and bows attended Hungary's parliament formation. The government party secured about 202 seats but faced concern over several deputies with extremist leanings. The session opened amid tensions and public scrutiny of party members.

Hungary Sodapest Jum Togic Niky Nael Ivaningy Al 202

Japanese bomb raid hits West China Union Univ in Chengtu

Chinese reports say Japanese bombers damaged property at West China Union University in Chengtu, injuring two foreign teachers. Chengtu, 175 miles northwest of Chungking, is cited as wartime capital of Szechwan. Chinese pursuit planes and anti aircraft guns claim to have shot down three Japanese warplanes.

Chungkiang China West China Union University Chengtu Chungking United, States Szechwan

Butler Refuses Hot Dog Task

June 12 report from H uk BARK. N. ., recounts a Royal visit scene over hot dogs at a dinner. The president's mother objected but relented while an English aide allegedly took a vacation during the event. The president's wife reportedly supported hot dogs and officials noted cooler weather as the event proceeded. The royal party reportedly looked forward to meeting over the meal.

Mother Xberst Sbuler

Boy Trades Penny for Payday Bank Note

In Coldwater Michigan a six year old boy, James Frederick Keller, offered a penny note as collateral at Brinch County Savings Bank. The banker accepted the pledge. Nine days later the boy returned to repay and recover the note, receiving a cent reward for a curious bargain.

Coldwater, Mich James Frederick Keller Brinch County

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