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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
10
A 1935 Forbes piece urges employers to adopt a humane attitude toward workers and advance recovery. It argues freedom from bureaucratic constraints and proactive private action could revive jobs, while criticizing New Deal measures as overbearing and warning of political backlash if business fails to act.
Washington May 30. Pending legislation to broaden the Tennessee Valley Authority’s scope appeared likely to be trimmed by the House Military Committee. President Roosevelt indicated willingness to modify the bill to gain committee and House approval. The measure has lingered in committee since a 13 to 12 vote last week.
Popular film star Gene Raymond will headline Rudy Vallee on his NBC variety hour with WOAL. Thursday night listings show Vallee at 9 00 p.m. and many other acts yet to be announced. The broadcast schedule includes studios and acts across the Twin Cities and surrounding networks with references to additional music, dance numbers, and cultural programming.
John Barrymore, famed screen star, shown in a passive stance regarding his divorce from Dolores Costello Barrymore. Attorney William H. Neblett says Barrymore does not want a divorce and hopes to remain married, continuing support for their two children. Rabbi David Tamarkin to speak on Serving One's People at Agudas Achim synagogue Friday services. A special prayer for the new moon to be offered at Saturday services.
Kansas City dispatch reports Dr Walter B Pitkin author of Life Begins at Forty plans a new book titled The Junk Man's Nightmare or The New America to enumerate what he views as Republican ammunition for the next campaign and to document administration actions though he will act as a reporter not a critic He says he cannot publish until Congress adjourns and notes his file is long enough to choke a camel
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