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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1939

Page

3

President's reorganization plan mocked as a mouse

The piece compares the president's reorganization proposal to Pliny the Elder's mountain laboring to bring forth a mouse. It argues the reform is not the sole aim and calls for economy, lower spending, job creation, and less taxation, urging government with less waste and deficits. It warns voters want real change, markets, and relief from borrowing.

Pliny the Elder New Deal Administration Congress United States

CivIn City and County Employees Under Civil Service

Citizens in San Antonio observe a city election as Bexar County offices go mostly idle. Tax Commissioner Theo M Plummer, a candidate who would lose, keeps staff at desks while business proceeds. The writer urges universal civil service to end partisan holidays and protect jobs from political patronage.

San Antonio Bexar Taxpayer Theo M. Plummer Laxpayer Plummer

Alaska the Last Frontier Inspires Athletic Editor

Eskimo nickname wearer Eskie Clark, former Lafayette College athletic director, reviews Henry W. Chirk's Alaska the Last Frontier. The book surveys Alaska’s history, resources, geography, climate and politics with careful balance of legend and fact, praising its constructive adventure for readers.

Harvard Clark Alaska Aliska Henry W. Chirk Grosset and Dunlap Lafayette College

Alaska as a strategic frontier in U S history

In a 1904 Kin Fe Synd book review, Edwin C. Hell discusses Alaska bought from Russia, noting neglect and misgovernance, and argues the territory’s vast resources and strategic position make it a focal point for defense and world interest, urging informed public attention.

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Tonsil and adenoid removal debated for children

A physician cautions against routine tonsil and adenoid removal. He argues surgery is warranted only when enlarged tissues block breathing or swallowing or cause repeated infections. He warns adenoids may protect against infection and urges conservative treatment unless repeated infections persist with fever and illness, noting risks.

Tonsil Removal Aids In Severe Infections

Dr Herman N Bundesen explains that damage to ears or kidneys can occur from rheumatic fever or kidney infection linked to chronic tonsillitis. Enlarged tender lymph glands near the jaw indicate toxins from the tonsils. Removal of adenoids and infected tonsils often resolves the discharge from the ear.

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What Do You Know Quiz Labels by Nationalities

A quirky puzzle lists figures with mixed labels and asks to replace odd descriptors with correct nationalities and titles. It includes names like ITALIAN BRITISH, LORD PROTECTOR, poet, painter, king, actor, and general, with a copyright notice from 1929 at the end.

Ianvenus Cathrine de Medics Aruy Conan Doyle A. Martin Luther Guido Rent Oliver Cromwell Heinrich Heine Victor Emmanuel Teimund Kean Douglas Haig Guiaeppe Garthald Edward Braddock Joachim von Ribbentrop Caril Rhodes Mbrecht Durer Robert Baden-Powell Roy Bonuts Otto von Biemarck Wilson Kins Fentwes Hyndieate

Reorganization Shifts Foreshadow Major Changes

Washington May 14 report outlines Roosevelt moves to expand the national emergency council and reorganize agencies. It notes large patronage shifts in the coal commission and foreign commerce bureau, with senators aiding plan approvals and warnings about reduced independence of agencies.

Washington Roosevelt White House NBC Congress Mr. Roosevelt de. Gruening Interior Insular Affairs War Department General Burnett

No Other Gods Before Me In A Child’s Wondering Eye

A reflective piece examining the Ten Commandments in a child’s Sunday school setting. The author questions why a jealous God commands no other gods and reframes idol worship as the true force behind everyday desires. People in the story are cited through examples like Old Man Brown and Mrs. Houghton to illustrate how money, house, booze, and human cravings become modern idols.

Old Man Brown

One God or Many: The Price of Idolatry in Lipe Vision

A fragmented, archaic exhortation warns that even noble things become rival deities if loved too much, risking loss of true faith in the ONE GOD. It laments a costly wakefulness to a holy plan, noting that nations or men cannot live fully until they reject earthly idols and align with divine order.

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Local Leaders Discuss Legal Aid and Vigilance Efforts

The San Antonio Rotary Club engages Philip J. Montalvo to provide free legal defense for those unable to pay. A vigilance committee led by Mayer M. Chitanders and others plans advertising and solicitation efforts. Preparations continue for the San Antonio Bika lodge June 14 with a committee including S. B. Wesley and C. V. Bertha.

San Antonio Sat Antonio Bika Meekine S. B. Wesley Shavever C. EB. McGlanetari N.C. Bassett

Unclear fragmentary text on marriage and traits of a man

Fragmentary OCR passage discusses marriage as a route to authenticity and questions about a man’s habits and weaknesses. It mentions shared loves like music and books, and ponders traits such as addiction to certain medicines, bed habits, and financial behavior.

Helen Rowland on money and romance in a social scene

The column muses on how men manage finances in relationships, weighing bids for loans against generosity. It contrasts liberal spending at meals and home life with expectations of work and binding commitments, critiquing attitudes toward money and romance.

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