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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1930

Page

16

Cadman Attacks D A R Over Foreign Policy

Editorial clashes Rev Cadman with the D A R accusing the New York clergyman of abusing a radio hour to sway opinions on joining the World Court and League of Nations. It contrasts Cadman’s pro internationalist stance with the D A R’s pledge to American independence and restraint from European entanglements.

Parkes Cadman New York Daughters of the American Revolution Washington Broadcasting Hoover United States World Court Cadman League Court Permanent Court of International Justice League of Nations Rev Wellington Shropshire England London Congress Geneva Cadnan Senate Samuel Colcord West 113 Street New York City McCormick Deneen America

Evolution of Man as Vertebrate and Primates

A historical science passage argues humans are vertebrates and primates, closely allied to frogs and chimpanzees in anatomy and physiology. It compares skeletal structure, organs, and development, noting similarities and degrees of likeness, with debate on human uniqueness.

Parison Maui T. H. Husser Larkes Intk

A World War II Homemaker’s Silent Rescue Letter

A long, felt letter from Elsie Robinson recounts a wartime home front story. A 39 year old crippled, blind, wartime widow writes from a frontier farm, detailing three young children, farming to survive, plans for milk, eggs, meat, and a new house. She describes garden, apricot trees, cows, pigs, chickens, and a careful balance of work and worry, hoping for better days after the conflict.

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Artsy Inferno of Malaria Lane Gangsters in Inver Circle

A hazy portrait of Malaria Lane in the Tenderloin describes a mob milieu with mugs in public view. It details illegal gambling, card rooms, bumping payments, and rowdy night life linked to the Inta Armld Rothstein era figures. The piece mentions crime hubs, nightlife fixtures, and a web of crime on Manchester and nearby streets.

Forlune Britains Malatla Lane Balloraya Jerney Hille Freakiaut Bigolos Rey Rackeleces Malaria Lane Maeers Inta Armld Rothstein Na Mulnea Lane

Tuberculosis Progress and Research Efforts Highlighted

An article notes progress in tuberculosis control and outlines ongoing research under national direction. It lists laboratories and medical centers including New York, Johns Hopkins, and University of Nebraska, detailing germ study and prevention methods, symptoms, and the importance of early care.

Bork Meciafeller Tnnnitute of Medical Recarch Tair Johns Hopkins Vande Wwankerats University of Nebra

Fragmented Stars and Stripes Column Notes Oddities

A garbled column notes law and protection topics, references family, canoe metaphors, and President Goolidge. It mentions a pinched pair of trees, bareheaded youths, and revised plays, all in a jittery, satirical newspaper voice.

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