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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1935
Page
2
Tehernavin addressed a Wisconsin Woman's club presenting a vivid critique of Soviet Communism. She described peasant collectives, confiscation of belongings, famine under Stalin and terror against kulaks, noting exile to Siberia and mass hardship.
In Washington on March, both houses of Congress registered settlement for repealing the pink cup clause of the income tax law. The House Ways and Means Committee approved the repeal resolution led by Chairman Coughton. Senate Universal Service disclosed 62 in favor, 19 against, 20 noncommittal, four absentees. Debate rule set to one hour. O Connell said the resolution would be called up Monday. House and Senate leaders pledge large majorities for repeal. Senate action awaits House.
Washington March 8 The administration proposes a new ship subsidy plan. Officials estimate annual government costs between 13 thousand and 20 million dollars. The plan aims to cut subsidies by about one third and envisions building dozens of new merchant ships as the U S falls behind other nations in trade and defense. Some observers doubt passage this session. An eighth piece walnut dining room suite is for sale.
County Judge Brest Woodhull defended the missions parks bill before committees saying it would create national monuments. He argued the Catholic church holds clear title to the missions and congressional action could threaten church property near San Antonio. Opponents include Rev M S Garriga and Mrs Adilla DeZavala with support from Maury Maverick and Rep Pat Jefferson.
Washington reports a coalition of wheat producing states pushed to block government propaganda against wheat. An appropriations amendment bars funds for publications that would decrease use of any wholesome agricultural product, while permitting menus with a balanced diet and denying that it bans such menus.
D A Wenter a British clerk started from Glasgow six months ago traveling by bicycle through England Germany France Italy to Szeged He plans to ride through Yugoslavia and Persia to India and hopes to be back in England within a year
Five months after her marriage to Governor A H Roberts Mrs Winnifred Cunningham Rob ers is dead in Nashville from injuries after an explosion at a home dry cleaning outfit. Passersby pulled her from flames as the fire spread, she formerly hailed from Dallas.
Geneva report notes Sayles merchant fleet has doubled in five years per League of Nations statistics. World shipping slump contrast. large fleets shrink while Sayles grows significantly. Treasury data show March receipts and expenditures with a large fiscal-year deficit and gold holdings.
Hollywood movie chiefs unveil a plan to move the industry out of California to Florida or other states, seeking tax relief and equipment relocation over two years without disrupting major studios. United Artists officials say real estate can be sacrificed or taxed away to ease the shift, while critics urge keeping the industry local.
The ad touts Silver Dust as a simple two step washless solution. It claims the soap dissolves instantly in water releasing bubbles that lift dirt and grease away. It emphasizes no residue particles and that Silver Dust is gentle on hands.
Henry Zuniga, 14, of 313 Garfield Alley, died Friday from a fractured skull after a rock was thrown during a stock fight near his doorway. He died several hours later in the county hospital.
Fragmentary notice states three dollars a week rent for housekeeping rooms on Sal Pedro Avenue with a consult reference to Classe fleatlah 35 and Light Glasstfled ade, details unclear.
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