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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1938

Page

9

Reckless Spending and Taxation In American Times

Treasury statistics show federal expenditures surpass seven billion dollars with receipts at five and a half billion. The piece savages Washington for uncontrolled spending and taxation, calling for an American program of economy, wealth creation in private industry, and decently earned wages to restore self respect and end the dole. It condemns the New Deal as guiding the nation toward national exhaustion and a fifty billion dollar public debt. The author argues for restraint, real prosperity, and an American government focused on private enterprise and fair wages.

Treasury International News Service American Republic

Safer Driving Cuts Traffic Fatalities by 15 Percent

The National Safety Council estimates traffic deaths for the last six months starting in November are down 15 percent from the prior year. If this trend continues, about 7560 lives could be saved versus last year. A private traffic research agency credits newspapers campaigns and civic safety committees for the improvement.

National Safety Council

Look Out for the Undertow

Clark M Eichelberger head of the League of Nations Association promotes a September assembly to discuss reorganization. Prof James T Shotwell leads an American committee of experts preparing a plan to rebuild the League into a stronger universal union, despite US public sentiment to avoid entanglement.

League of Nations Clark M. Eichelberger League of Nations Association League James T. Shotwell Assembly of the League United States Shotwell

Accidents and the Dangers of Sprains and Fractures

A cautionary note on ankle injuries emphasizes that minor twists can hide serious damage. Without proper care, swelling, pain, and lasting deformity may follow. seek medical evaluation rather than relying on casual assessment.

X Ray Guides Treatment For Ankle Injuries

A damaged leg image shows how X rays reveal damage extent and aid treatment. If sprain is likely the joint should be firmly fixed with complete ankle support. Adhesive plaster is used but must be expertly applied to avoid circulatory interference and ongoing swelling.

Medical guidance for ankle sprain treatment from 1938 text

The article advises cold compresses to reduce swelling and elevating the injured ankle, with weight off the damaged area. It warns not to assume a simple sprain and to consult a doctor if pain or swelling worsens, urging professional evaluation for safety.

King Feas Syn, Inc

Through the courtesy of Carl A. Bryan Scout pages at D7 convention

Ten and twenty years ago from L A light files recount Boy Scouts serving as pages guides and handymen for San Antonio delegates to the D7 convention. Camp Laf-a-Lot near Comfort entertained fifty children with motion pictures presented by Lieut H W Lewis and Mickey Carlo. Clinton G Brown, former San Antonio mayor, commissioned captain in the National Army and assigned to the Washington D C construction department. Rev James M Todd, recently Madison Square Presbyterian pastor, ordered for overseas duty with the Young Men’s Christian Association, to sail from New York City.

Carl A. Bryan Senantonio Junior Chamber of Commerce San Antonio Camp Laf-a- Lot Comfort Alent Lieut H. W.llewis Mickey Carlo Eighth Corps Clinton G. Brown National Ormmy Contruction Department of the &Ignat Corps Washington, D. C Brown Texas National Guard James M. ‘Todd Madison Square Presbyterian Church Young Met Christian Association Todd New York City

Daddy and His Little Girl From Eufaula Tribune

A father in Eufaula Alabama writes about his seven year old daughter starting school in a dark blue dress with a white collar and blue gloves. He describes her classmates and her teacher, discusses the daily routine, and appeals for drivers to slow down near schools to protect children. He mentions his dog Coot whimpering on the porch and expresses love and concern for his daughter's safety and education.

Coot Hall of Learning Coub Santa Claus Ways Street Nona

Do You Know Your X, Y, Z Vocabulary Quiz

A playful vocabulary quiz blending references to Xerxes Yale and the Zou. Questions cover color hints, currency terms, tools and traits, winds, diseases, and word origins. Readers are invited to turn to the Magazine Page for the Answers.

Yale Xanthia Japan Russia Turkey Jon Stusles Arctic Ocean Mediterranean Sea Great Laken

Toronto Stork Derby Ends With $100000 Prize For Four Mothers

In a satirical contest crafted by Charles Vance Millar, Toronto’s stork derby ended with four winning mothers each receiving $100,000. Millar, a sharp, sardonic lawyer alumnus of the University of Toronto, admired satire from Voltaire and enjoyed exposing pretension with sly public jokes. He left behind a legacy tied to his humor and philanthropy, including race track interests.

Charles Vance Miller Rabelaishea Millar University of Toronto Bat

Glen Ridge Model Of Unpaid Civic Leadership

A profile of Glen Ridge New Jersey famed for its unpaid voluntary government. The borough operates with no elected or paid officers except essential staff, praised for low crime and high planning quality. Emphasizes civic groups, professional volunteers, and a model for reform.

Board of Education Mbtaryboard Glen Ridge Newark

Viewpoint on Americanism and xenophobia in letters

A letter writer argues against racial purity and intermarriage bans, claiming true Americanism is a shared idea, not blood. The piece contrasts anti-immigrant sentiment with a defense of America as a nation of diverse origins and common ideals, warning against extremist proposals.

America Piaa Robinson

Definition of a good American in democracy ideals

Elsie Robinson proclaims the noblest American vision rests on democracy and a diverse citizenry. A good American loves liberty equality and justice for all and serves the nation's dream, while a bad American seeks a restricted privileged order and betrays America’s accomplishments.

Persia Africa Iberia United States America King Fenn Synd

Odd Facts Honor Cow With Aife Sized Metal Statue

An Aife sized metal statue has been erected in Ontario to remember a cow that yielded record butterfat during its 18 years. Passengers on British railways consume about 9 million meals annually, with around 250 thousand pieces of crockery broken in the process.

Aife Ontario Canada Lfe

Letters to the Editor on War and Foreign Agitation

The Light receives letters praising an editorial Keep out of War and denouncing Bolsheviks and foreign agitators. Contributors call for caution against pre war meddling, criticize Roosevelt, and urge action against American Legion vigilantes and foreign influence while defending local workers and associations. An anon signer closes with a plea for grace to sign.

Vuleer Conree England France IL Duce Etiopia Barbane TL Duco Mr. Roosevelt L. A the Light New Jersey San Antonio America American Bar ‘Association Finck Foct Algn Anon

Fight on Naziism Editor The Light

The Light urges rallying to support William Randolph Hearst in his battle against Communism Nazism and Fascism seen as threatening free America. The piece condemns a dictator backed by weak media and political actors for violating democratic principles and laws, signaling danger and chaos.

William Randoph Hearat America Jdeq Witcee Dle Fen Democratis Rix

Sympathy for Those Who Defy low mood

A reader letter from The Light dated June 2 defends a so called Roose vel t era mood, arguing patriotic citizens deserve a good home automobile and ample household goods amid political turmoil.

W. H. Finck

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