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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1934
Page
4
London dispatch reports a tense view of Europe where disarmament prospects look bleak and war across the continent seems increasingly likely. Notable leaders and ministers express mixed opinions on war timing, with Churchill warning of a near threat while others urge caution and defense.
The article argues that any permanent peace hinges on armament limits. It surveys Germany’s focus on internal issues, French democracy, and Japan’s stance toward the Soviet Union, then contemplates future naval talks in 1935 and the likelihood of a renewed arms race. It notes demographic shifts in Germany by 1944 and 1950, and concludes that arms progression makes lasting peace unlikely without decisive disarmament accords.
Police report a gas station theft on Al Burnet Street where 6 dollars were taken from a drawer as Dennis Juckin left for coffee. A separate intruder leaped on a car at Poplar and Colorado Streets Sunday. Moon and his wife chased him, punching him in the face. The Home at 1226 Schley Avenue lost two fishing reels and rods with lines stolen.
An eighty year old lot of celery and turnip seed imported from England in 1sh2 was shown at the annual British Columbia seed fair. Remarkably it remained alive and fertile enough for planting, highlighting durability of old seed stock and agricultural heritage.
Mrs. W. C. Austin of Nevads City California reports a clock that has run continuously for years and now shows a claim of 859 dollars in value.
The Kansas board of agriculture officially recognizes the stain as a cation producer with a 1933 crop value of 12 140 dollars. A Journal exhibit, prepared by Professor J W Ridings of Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, is represented in 34 countries. From Grandfather Mountain viewers see a face resembling an old man when seen from 50 miles away.
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