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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1933
Page
6
The editorial criticizes tariff theory and policy in 1933, arguing tariffs are outdated by currency depreciation and global changes. It cites Hawley Smoot, foreign competition, and French embargoes, warning against one way discretionary tariff cuts and urging Two way discretion.
The piece portrays Colonel Lindbergh retreating from public life to console a grieving wife, avoiding most company except family ties while critics note his solitary stance. It recalls a 1915 Broadway drug-ring investigation and recounts scenes from weekly urban life, including a travelogue-like memory of a Chicago luggage store mishap and other city anecdotes.
Decisive election results show political unity in San Antonio as Mayor Quin and the city commissioners begin a two year term without opposing factions. Voters entrusted a strong mandate, hoping for an efficient, economically sound municipal government and a new era of reduced enmities.
Admiral Richard Leigh told about 250 business leaders at a breakfast that the United States ranks third in naval strength and is sinking toward a fifth rate power. He said submarines aside, the fleet lacks a full officer and crew complement, calling for rebuild to treaty strength with time needed to train men and construct vessels.
Elsie Robinson argues against child labor and low wages in U S sweatshops. She contrasts American inaction with European activism, condemning government and industry for exploiting children while calling for a federal child labor law.
Dr Copeland discusses stuttering caused by muscular spasms and emotional control. He notes the vocal organs show normality, while the fault lies in nervous and emotional regulation, with fear often triggering the speech difficulty.
A reader asks how to write sympathetic notes after a landlord's death and how to gently inform a brother’s fiancée of family events. The column provides sample wording for a condolence note to Mrs Atwater and a tactful note from a brother to Clara, plus guidance on composing church faith offerings and a discussion of stuttering causes and cures with practical steps.
Column argues for a modern, square deal in love and marriage. It challenges old love games, rejects manipulative tactics, and urges frank, real affection over performances. The piece emphasizes mutual respect and genuine connection as essential for enduring relationships.
Notes from May 10 1923 recount James Blevens named Bexar County Sheriff at a county commission meeting. Cherist Tobin resigns effective May. Edward Howard Marx notified he passed a weather observer exam in the United States Weather Bureau. Marx, a 1917 Main Avenue High School graduate, served with the Thirty-sixth Division in France for seven months.
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