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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1934

Page

9

Controlling Flow of Capital Analysis

The article argues the federal securities act misdirects capital flow and overregulates some financing while under regulating others. It calls for clearer rules to encourage private investment, a permanent capital issues committee, and public agency oversight to ensure a sane, productive flow of savings into new projects for economic recovery and employment.

Interstate Crommerce Commission United States Roosevelt Congress

Air Mail and Military Air Power Debate Sparks Outcry

The letter criticizes Speaker Rainey for misrepresenting aviation facts in discussing air transport and military pilots. It argues naval air strength tops the world, while the military air force lags due to House neglect in funding, urging accuracy before guiding public opinion.

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Elisabeth Cobb and her curious literary world in New York

Elisabeth Cobb, also known as Mrs Alton Brody, rises with a third novel and a vivid life shaped by Florence, Ringling circus circles, cattle boats, and a Madison Avenue restaurant. Her family praises her gentleness as she navigates theater and publishing, while memories of mentors like Lillian Rue, Richie Ling, and Charles Broadway Rouss color a prolific but turbulent career.

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Listen World by Elsie T Defends true American standard of living

The speaker rejects the current rush for gadgets and endless buying. She argues the real American standard rests on life quality, time for love, play, study, and freedom, not material accumulation. She recalls past pressures from Rotary clubs and manufacturers and urges a return to meaningful values.

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Burglars Loot Alamo Heights Home in Major Haul

Aged property stolen from Ar Wavers at Merron and Grant streets Alamo Heights with jewelry clothing and 50 in cash, valued between 7000 and 0,000, leaving property damage across city streets. Water sewer piping plans noted and Sheriff’s Office reports show crime amid city events as Spain’s ambassador accepts San Jacinto festities invitation.

Iis Sheriffs Department Fey Merron Grant Streals Alamo Heights Emil Frank Fiesta Association Senor Juan Rindo Y Gayangos Spain United States San Jacinto

Readers' Forum Letter on Tax Money for Stadiums

A readers letter criticizes city spending on a baseball park and nearby Exposition projects funded by back taxes. The writer questions authority for spending outside the city, urges accountability, and alleges misdirected funds while advocating safer wages for firefighters and police.

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Sunshine Shafts An Old Pullman Diner Commentary

A fragmentary conversation notes playful critique about presidents and a lingering roast beet reference. The text hints at a satirical stance calling the nation a he cow country and mentions a diner setting in a Pullman area. The readable phrases imply local color and political humor.

Walter Severls

Fragmented Crime and War Snippets From Uneven OCR

The text fragment offers jagged notes on financial manipulation, unfair short selling, and extreme cruelty toward Rus Alans. It mentions a $250,000 check refusal, Panama shill operations, and a camera bias. It also references Loughran, fists, and a narrow victory by a couple of feats.

Federal push to restore a national department of education

The national advisory committee urges reestablishment of a federal Department of Education led by a cabinet secretary to coordinate public schooling nationwide. It argues the department would gather statistics, study school systems, and support policy, while state control remains primary.

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Self-Consciousness Advice From Royal 5 Copeland

A letter from a young high school girl asks how to overcome self consciousness causing nervousness before class and poor appetite. The piece notes inferiority feelings often arise in childhood and from criticism, urging belief in equal ability and seeking elder guidance.

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Marry Go Round: Pet Names and Divorce Trends

A radio talk quotes Helen Rowland on how insults and endearments affect marriage. It cites wives seeking divorce over terms like You or Old Dear, noting women’s vanity and the impact of nicknames. Examples include Fat and last year’s model phrases.

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