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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1934
Page
3
A historical examination argues that Americanism cannot mix with Communism. It asserts Americans lack Marxist class consciousness, defending liberty and equal opportunity. The piece warns that radical calls for class consciousness threaten democracy and imply a future Soviet dictatorship in America.
Columbia University professor Walter Pitkin argues youth ages 20 to 70 face vast opportunities with the FERA housing program, which could create hundreds of thousands of jobs. He warns against reliance on others, urging individual initiative to revive prosperity and national happiness.
In Schuyler County Illinois a tie between P Crandall and James Ang from the Republican and Demogret parties led to a coin flip before Judge Suanoe. The Democrat called heads, the Republican tall, and the Republican won. The episode is criticized as a coarse, undignified example of political influence intruding on the judiciary.
Floresville’s hopes for a second straight District 28-B title remained intact after a 6-0 loss to New Braunfels on Friday. The Hornets still hold a half game lead. New Braunfels threatened with a late drive and an aborted attempt at a tie. Floresville hosts Thomas Ed Bears Friday in a decisive Edison Field clash.
In a fragment from The Absorigned Frees, readers hear about a two year old Ardor finishing third at Bowie and what-ifs about a horse race win. Interwoven is a long personal letter about hospitality at a bridge party and thanking hosts with gifts and notes.
A reader confronts identity and rage in a jungle fever fantasy, where the narrator shifts from a dull broker to M’Rato, a Congo savage facing fear and hate. The excerpt promotes a novel by King Features Syndicate that critiques white gaze and colonial injustice through a perilous voyage into Black Africa and psychological transformation.
A fragmented political note references Huey and a call to the Louisiana legislature. The text hints at conflict and a restless world seeking peace amid an unknown soldier’s fate.
November 17, 1926 reports show the city completed temporary school checks and vaccination gaps, while the city paid 25 000 for T-Tent frontage on Market Street at Yturri Street. November 1, 1914 notes a thief escape during a pharmacy fire near Alamo Heights. Harlandale real estate and bath house interests were sold from Gates estate to a Houston syndicate led by Will O. Hogg, with H. J. Benson retaining ownership.
Lenin defines the dictatorship of the proletariat as power held by force, unbound by law or rules, according to Complete Works, volume eighteen, page 361.
A reflective piece traces hairdressing from ancient rituals to modern salons, linking locks to strength and status. It cites Maori, Egyptian, Germanic, and New Zealand traditions, notes royal ceremonies around hair, and contrasts them with contemporary concerns about bobbed styles and market fears.
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