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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1936

Page

17

Laredo to Mexico City Highway Set for July 1 Opening

Final arrangements were made by American and Mexican officials for the dedication of the Laredo to Mexico City highway on July 1. Ambassador Josephus Daniels said he would attend. President Cay Aenas was expected to inspect the road. Mexican and American officials, including Gen Eduard Hay and Gen Francisco Mujica, planned a motorcade of 15 cars for the opening near Nuevo León.

Laredo Mexico City Josephus Daniels United States Mexico Cay Aenas Ita Nuevo Lean Eduard Hay Francisco Mujica Thomas H. McDonald Bureau of Federal Roads Washington, D.C Gibbs Gilchrist Texas Highway Comission George Galvez Afexican Highway Commission Ricartia Gonzalez Mantero

Social Security Tax On U S Payrolls Explained

A historical analysis argues the 1996 payroll tax under the Social Security Act raises funds by taxing workers, notes borrowed relief funds funded made work, and warns most taxes go to the general treasury rather than earmarked pensions. It questions the plan’s effectiveness and previews a critique of who actually bears the burden.

Liie Roosevelt Ehisey Thore U. S. Treasury General Fund Weller Kine Pers. Synd Tac

Two Worlds Theme Advised By Dean Christan Gauss

International News Service reports Dean Christan Gauss urges graduates to balance two worlds the world of things and the world of aptitude. He warned against aging retirement plans and the lure of vanity while stressing practical wisdom for post college life.

International News Service New London Conn Princeton Christan Gauss World of Things Apt

Ore Shipment To Garfield Smelter Prompts Boom Days Returns

iRich Ore shipped to Garfield Utah smelter from Tonopan Nevada valued at about $20 000 marks the eldest shipment since the boom days. The Jumbo mine reports the ore sent to the Utah facility as a notable revival in mining trade for the region.

iRich Utah Tonopan Nev Thas Garfield

Aviatris tribute at Dallas Centennial fete subdued

An unreadable account notes Anelia Earhart Putnam paying her own way at the Texas Centennial exposition in Dallas June 16. She avoided attention as a concessionaire tried to introduce her to the crowd and planned to depart for California soon.

Dallas Anelia Earhart Putnam Filer Centennial Putnam SEALY Veteran Mattress Maker of America

Local Notables Parade in Bexar Facts Column

A collage of brief notes lists individuals across Bexar County engaged in varied pursuits. Names include Carl Fuermann, Betty Kleyrroek, Gerald Morgan, Tommy Jr., Arthur Sandlin, Den Wedemeyer, Carey Shompson, Leq Huth, Eugene Bowen, Paul J. Kilday, Burk Jones, O’Hagan, Nelson Leary, Ross Leary, Jim Galloway, Cliff Ramschis sel, Dr. ftpney Kalisky, and Alfred Rohde among others. The items touch on professions, travel, politics, sports, hobbies, and social roles with scattered locations such as San Jose Mission, Rockport, and Toronto.

Carl Fuermann Pitts Betty Kleyroeck Digk Tullis Mexico City Tommy JR H.C. Marshal Arthur Sandlin Richler's Ranch Prica den Wedemeyer Bandaga S.A Leq Huth Mexico Armen Mountains Eugene Bowen Paul J. Kilday Toronto Burk Jones Rockport O'Hagan Edwards II Baytown Nelson

French Socialists Prosecute Foes

In Paris the Socialist government moves to quell threats of rightist civil war and Communist revolution by vigorously prosecuting opponents. The regime dissolves armed political leagues and indicts extremists on charges of attempting to force political upheaval through economic disruption and disruption of public order.

Paris Prence Tays Croix de Feyn

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