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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1930

Page

15

United States Navy Board Condemns London Naval Treaty

The General Board of the United States Navy unreservedly condemns the London naval treaty as unjust to the United States. It argues the pact offers no real limits, fails to reduce costs or equal parity with Britain and Japan, and threatens future negotiations. Senate rejection is urged with emphasis on American sovereignty and naval policy principles.

General Board United States Navy United States Navy Mark L. Tiristol Senate Japan Denis Bristol Resy Committee On Foreign Relations Hilary P. Jones Calvin Geneva London Herbert Hoover R S Srrender United States Senate

Man and Evolution Seem to Stretch Time and Life

The excerpt argues evolution is gradual not sudden, with humans part of a long chain from ancient ancestors to mammals. It discusses fossil dating, geological clocks in rocks, and the potential for further strides in mental evolution, noting no final culmination of life’s series.

Yenra Comorroy G. Welle Julian Hursley George P Waite

Hearst Papers Advocate Key Reform Proposals

The Hearst papers outline ten constitutional and political ideas including friendship with all nations and entangling alliances with none, proportional Senate representation, separate defense departments under a national defense secretary, literacy abolition by a federal education secretary, January inauguration, a federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a 13 month calendar with Saturdays as holidays, the Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and acquiring the West Indies as debt payment.

George Washington United States Senate Army Nicaragua Canal Hearst Papers English West Indies United States

New York Critics Jump At Two Stage Selections

On Stage and NEW YORK critics did not the Furi selection or direction of her Jast two plays at God and The Love Duel. Her pride decided to appeal to the people outside of has just completed eighty-four weeks of ver pearances from coast to coast. What New York thinks she says mendiously unimportant. She declares New York is infested lienaives and rock men things that co hh indicates that Miss Barry prefers in a very capable manner off il as on the stage.

New York Furi Co Hh Barry

Law's Dd A Very Sad Situation Reaches Ji Laws

Report notes a troubling legal situation with inmates appealing judgments. Judge has not yet complied with due process as authorities seek swift resolution. Local observers urge adherence to law and fair sentencing amid public concern.

Fragmented prose on time and figures in New York

A garbled passage references Madame Marconi and a distant, enigmatic setting in New York. It mentions waves, miles, and time themes, with scattered names and unclear events. The text reads like a dreamlike monologue with no clear narrative or identifiable actions.

The Walls Are Going Down by Elsie Robinson

A wartime era essay tracks homesickness of a Vermont bride separated from California spouses as travel shrinks distance. It reflects on loneliness, the walls of space, and the idea of time vanishing amid new communication and distant ties.

Elsie Robinson Vermont Tome California Motle Dad

Longer skirts revive fashion profits in 1930s Paris shows

A freak fashion quirk lengthened Milady’s skirts, sparking major profits for dressmakers. Paris designers and New York couturiers shaped a shift as American customers faced outfitting needs, with no bankruptcy in sight and several top houses profiting significantly.

Russian Anti Religion Propaganda Cartoons Target Faith

A Russian government campaign uses posters and cartoons to attack all religions. One image shows tombs of dead gods including Zeus and Mitra, while another depicts capitalists in a chariot led by Buddha Confucius and Jehovah. The aim is to undermine Christianity and lure peasants toward atheism, though adults likely reject the campaign.

Zeus Agni Peroun Mitra Russia Jesus Ali

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