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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1938

Page

10

Our First Duty and Immigration Fears Debate

A New York gathering features Mme Julia Cantacuzene, granddaughter of President Grant, denouncing the Our First Duty bill as opening immigration to Communists Nazis and Fascists. She argues officials advocate Communist doctrines and warns of threats to government, religion, and economy, urging strict port entry examinations.

Secretary of Labor Europe Mme Julia Cantacuzene Grant New York State Women’s Republican Club United States Department of Immigration United States Germany Karl Mars Mme. Cantacuzene Republic

Refugee Issue Echoes a National Duty to America

A historical quotation asserts that America must guard its institutions by prioritizing Americans while opposing foreign revolutions and oppressive modes, urging asylum only with caution to preserve free American society.

America

Peek Points Way for Tariff Reform and Trade Policy

Secretary Roper resisted copying foreign trade moves to the state department. George N. Peek urges splitting policy making from selling, remodeling the tariff commission into a congress directed policy body. He calls for a permanent board drawn from industry agriculture and finance to unify trade policy and curb the state department.

Roper Summer Welles Commerce Department State Department George N. Peek Roosevelt Mr. Peek Hearst Tariff Commission Congress Peek Board of Foreign Trade

Critique of Federal Art Projects From Channing Pollock

Playwright Channing Pollock denounces New Deal federal art programs as bunk arguing they distort art to glorify government. He says projects like the Federal Theatre promote communism and propaganda and stifle free artistic expression.

Uncle Sam Channing Pollock Federal Theater Pollock

Never Pal Up With a Shark Re Hue Fable Warning

A moral lesson warns against bad company citing Aesop and a cat and monkey fable. It cautions that associating with racketeers leads to swindling and befriending Reds will make you a Communist, which the author implies you may already be.

Health Day in New York City Schools Promotes Child Wellness

Health Day urged in New York City schools as teachers stress health rules and screen over a million pupils for vision hearing height weight and other defects. Reports sent to parents request medical and dental treatment where needed to curb childhood disabilities and aid learning.

New York

By Royal S Copeland M D on child health defects

The article discusses how hearing impairments and underweight, nervous children impact school progress and attendance. It explains the challenges in education for such children and the broader consequences of untreated health issues in early schooling.

King Foax Syau Tar

Texas Air Transport buys Ryan monoplane for Halt Antonio service

May 26, 2928 report notes Texas Air Transport plans to use a new Ryan monoplane for passenger service between Halt Antonio and Dallas Fort Worth. Pilot Prank Glennon travels from California to fly the aircraft back from the factory as interest grows in expanding regional aviation.

Texas Air Transport Company Halt Antonio Dallas Fort Worth

Gambling odds and a Derby toast thread through pastimes

The piece surveys odds on poker, sweepstakes, roulette and numbers games, with notes from P R Hales and Dr Bakst on winning likelihoods and house advantages. It recalls Wodehouse quips and Sir Abe Bailey's fate, then mentions Bailey’s Derby plans and a Cape Town voyage, ending with a nod to Gold Sovereign at Epsom Downs.

Hollywood New York State Madhesimticians P. R. Hales Tinois Monte Garlo Agron Bakst Columble University Perso Cecil Rhodes South Africa Lwwo Loge Sir Abe Bailey London England Epsom Downs Abe Feau Syad Tne

Birth Pictures Stir Debate on Youth and Morality

A Colorado Springs reader quotes John Damgaard urging open discussion of birth and sex education. The letter argues that revealing the natural process is a social service and that suppression harms youth, urging community figures to provide accurate information and asking readers for input on who should teach these truths.

Young America John Damgsam Colorado Boeings Colo Robinson Receb Lesse Af & Rational Baby Ures Ahah Imers Hoentlows Allee van Diest Colorado Entrepe Erie John Damgaard Sarave Colorsda Springs Dobn

What Do You Know The Knowledge Test Quiz

A fragmented trivia quiz questions readers on science and natural history topics. It asks about milk from unfeated cattle, meanings of terms, naturalists, heat exposure injuries, fuels, domestic saints, potash uses, septicemia terms, United States hydrographic offsets, pottery versus engines, and lists fields like anthropology ornithology archaeology genetics entomology.

U. S

Monroe Doctrine Matters Warns Mussolini On War

A dated discourse argues the Monroe Doctrine remains the United States’ core shield against imperial aggression. It recalls the Zimmermann note and wartime history to warn Mussolini and Hitler that hemispheric defense, not democracy expansion, governs U.S. policy. The piece links Brazil’s suppression of unrest to broader Pan American security concerns and cautions against European or Asian interference in the Western Hemisphere.

Mussolini Hitler Brazil Genoa Woodring 11 Duce United States Germany Mexico Berlin New Mexico Texas Arizona Pir Harte Monroe Mussolinii Kaiser

Words of Wisdom on Greatness and Night Reflections

A fragmentary quotation piece discusses the idea that greatness requires effort, citing figures like Longfellow and Mary Baker Eddy. It contrasts luminous achievement with steady, solitary toil and the warning that many are only dimly great without true goodness.

Mary Taker Eddy

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