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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1935
Page
7
Calvin Coolidge voices caution on federal spending and tax policy. He notes deficits require funding, temporary treasury borrowing hides a looming reckoning, and rising tax rates hurt small incomes. He argues small businesses suffer as taxes push them toward large chains, with prospects for national tax relief dim.
The text criticizes U.S. foreign trade policy as a misguided charity akin to Santa Claus. It argues imports have never paid for exports and accuses Secretary Hull of favoring cheap exports over practical gains. It warns that increased foreign competition could lower American living standards and urges modern, data driven trade policies.
Critics urge Congress to probe American colleges amid a heated claim that University of Chicago’s Frederick L Schuman promotes Soviet influence. The piece accuses Schuman of liberalism confusion and alleges his Russia book appears in Moscow’s catalog, warning of Red influence in education.
The piece critiques Huey Long General Johnsen and Father Coughlin proposing plans to lift the nation from economic hardship. It uses caricature and metaphor to warn of false cures while praising a constructive, hopeful dawn for 22,006,000 on the dole.
A long informal piece explains empathy as feeling in not just for others but with them. It argues popularity comes from accepting others as you accept yourself, developing real understanding rather than flattery or gifts. It defines empathy as a deep, shared inner connection that unlocks social bonds and self acceptance.
Investigators recovered 45 of Ivar Krueger's fortune totaling 800 million dollars. The Swede killed himself, reportedly fearing poverty as tensions rise. England pushes for peace while Bria plans increased naval and air power to assert global fighting strength. Mussolini's government faces political changes domestically.
The piece argues that words shape meaning more than facts and explores how the term the people has varied in American history. It questions money and inflation, noting founders' divergent views. It urges agreeing on definitions to avoid vague debates and misreadings of key terms.
Diary excerpts describe Burton Rascoe and Russell Patterson in their forties, Constance Collier, E. W. Howe, and Fred Kelly. Glimpses of ministers, dancers, and socialites fill Waldorf and West Sixty-Seventh scenes. The fragment also mentions Margeret Hawkes, Grove Patterson, Lenin, and assorted cultural figures in a brisk, satirical tone.
Dr Copeland explains chronic infected tonsils threaten health by releasing poisons causing heart kidney and arthritis issues. He urges removal when infected and notes new electro coagulation may offer painless adults options but warns against wholesale tonsil removal.
In a San Antonio probate filing Mrs Belle Wortham seeks guardianship for Maxwell 17 and Clarence 15, sons of O A Wortham. The will leaves roughly 35 000 to the boys and the mother. Bonnie McCleary of San Antonio named as potential executor for Borglum Stone Mountain memorial finishing. The late J H McCleary is referenced, with Judge W W King tied by relation. The article notes a 1815 date in error and mentions a burglary case in Seguin where a suspect faced a suspended sentence.
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