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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1939
Page
7
An analysis argues the king and queen should learn American ideals of freedom progress and peace during their visit to the United States and Canada. It urges England to steer away from European entanglements and to foster a lasting friendship focused on mutual welfare and universal liberty.
A syndicated column rails against New Deal policies and high taxes. Senator Vandenberg criticizes administration actions, warns that heavy taxation and federal overreach threaten American entrepreneurship, and calls for tax relief, renewed confidence, and a return to free enterprise. The piece urges breaking the tax club with congressional courage and a shift toward self relied enterprise.
A radio moment notes the quiet before a trumpet blast and the cry God Save the King. Canada calls to nations and to workers worldwide as voices of common laborers rise in tribute to George VI and civilization, pledging courage, decency, and duty beyond borders.
Elsie Robinson reflects on civilization as a shared duty beyond scholars and leaders. She argues the great work belongs to ordinary people like housewives, farmers, fishermen, pilots, and workers who sustain faith and forge progress. The piece links the humble daily acts to a larger Christian call, urging action across communities.
Fragmentary account traces Genghis Khan’s birth in 1162 to a prophecy of world conquest. It recounts early tribal life, enormous battles with 700000 troops, siege of Herath, and a 40 year campaigns across Asia and Europe marked by mass killings and widespread destruction.
By Edwin C. Hill, the fragment recounts Attila's rise as king of the Huns in 493, his brutal rampages from the Gasplon to the Rhine, court intrigue with Honorta and Tidico, and a fatal slide from power driven by lust for control, war, and passion, ending amid mythic confusion.
The prompt presents a jumbled text about names and composers including Padnenvene Macdowell Debussy Garunn Chaliapt and others. It seems to request supplying the same list of names, with many garbled fragments interspersed. No coherent news item, events, or clear entities beyond scattered names emerge.
Washington the royal party's arrival stirred no parades only pressure as McGranery and Smith resisted boycott threats over Sean Russell. Roosevelt urged unity, noting foreign affairs burdened by royal presence while details of security and protocol dominated White House planning.
Dr Herman N Bundesen discusses tannic acid in tea leaves as a lifesaving treatment for severe burns and explains shock, infection risk, and wound care. He notes open flames cause most burns, emphasizes thorough care for shock and pain, and urges keeping children away from hot fluids and open fires.
A 1920 San Antonio Lions club election names A. Dodd as president with officers Guerre Dugger Kearny Chambers and others. A patriotic talk at the San Antonio Elks Lodge is planned with Senator Wirty delivering remarks. Bee county riders discuss road work salaries and a county transfer. Hector Mabrito arrives from France aboard Great Northern, highlighting a record Atlantic crossing time by a motor transport sergeant.
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