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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1931
Page
31
A reflective essay argues that American fathers fail to teach parenting and husbandly roles. It contends marriage stresses мужа expectations, economic pressures delay children, and women bear the burden while men resist changing habits. It warns that delayed fatherhood and consumerism erode family life.
A paternal guide urges cultivating early companionship with sons. It argues fathers should show tenderness, listen, and share experiences, rather than rely on punishment. The piece promotes empathy, mutual respect, and active involvement as keys to a boy becoming a responsible adult. It stresses treating sons as people and modeling considerate behavior daily.
A historical piece notes United States immigration policy shifting toward tighter controls. It describes wartime pauses, the 1920s quota system, deportation efforts, and the impact on European and other immigration. It cites Hoover era policy, the Dillingham Act replacement, and border enforcement through patrols and officers, aiming to reduce illegal entries and criminal aliens.
An observer contrasts German office workers with American counterparts noting German women seek cultural enrichment, face housing and social constraints, and manage budgets under parental oversight. He observes German girls prefer home comforts, yet desire independence, while American coworkers display different social freedoms and expectations.
A historical article argues that many aliens face deportation under immigration law for crimes or illegal stay. It notes nearly 7000 deported for illegal entry and about 2000 who overstayed temporary visits. It calls for a statute to expel persistent violators without moral turpitude debates and discusses gangsters, state court limits on deportation, and the role of immigration authorities.
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