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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1930

Page

14

Hearst proposals for national reform era endorses unified defense

The Hearst papers advocate a wide program of reform including proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, a unified National Defense Department, vigorous federal action to abolish illiteracy, a January inauguration, a federal sales tax to fund tax relief, a 13 month calendar, Nicaragua Canal construction, optional acquisition of Caribbean colonies, selective immigration, deportation of undesirable aliens, and complete income tax publicity.

George Washington United States Senate Army Navy Air Forces Secretary of National Defense Education United States Congress Nicaragua Canal Hearst Papers English West Indies

Do It Now Navy Build Up to Cut Unemployment

Jimmy Hatle urges President Hoover to press ahead with a full navy program to build ships now. He argues 80 percent of costs go to American labor, boosting wages nationwide and easing unemployment across regions, while keeping the United States at a high military standard and peace.

Hoover United States Navy Department Congress Navy

Immigration Service and Deportation Debate in Texas Case

A Texas deportation case involving a Houston resident with twenty years in the United States highlights tensions in immigration enforcement. Critics argue officials overrely on technical grounds while public support favors stricter action against undesirables. The piece urges the service to balance legality with effective enforcement and public transparency.

Immigration Service Texas Houston

Memoir of Gil Patten and Frank Merriwell Era

The reminiscence recalls Gil Patten of Bangor and his Frank Merriwells pseudonym era, detailing dime magazine publishing, notable figures like Clare Brigas and William Johnston, and Patten’s peak earnings. It notes the rise of Bob Hunter and the Swift Story Magazine venture, the decline of the pulp writer with changing economics, and a glimpse into literary circles and a Madison Square Garden angle via Frank J. Bevan.

Burt I. Standich Frank Merriwells Gil Patten Bangor Wey Cross Couch Yenra Frank Merriwel Clare Brigas William Johnston Ewing Gillowsy A. T. Webster Ray Holen Herb Roth Gil Franke Merriwells Frank Merriwell Patten Fale W Apps Martone Walla Hatten Dime Weekly Swift Story Son Incorporated Bob Hunter Boas of Rugners

Texas rustling rambles echo through Medina visit

A garbled local item describes hunting, deer, and scenery around Medina with stray references to a writer, a typewriter, and a town scene. The piece notes a hopeful visit and mentions the editor. It references Fort Worth like places and a city called Medina amid scattered dialogue and fragmented phrases.

Prominent Local Tales and Scattered Notes from Goliad

A fragmentary column surveys regional life with stories of Medina City diving heroism by Mrs Williem Hatfield, a historical tale of an Indian raid survivor, and brief notes on law enforcement, traffic misadventures, and a playful jab at Sir John Taw in the Goliad Advance Guard column.

Medina City Williem Hatfield Huohel

The Drinking Dilemma and the Escape in Men

An exploration of why men drink in old temperance debates. The piece argues alcohol is not the drink itself but a vehicle to escape inner pain such as weariness worry or grief. It emphasizes the tragic self as the source of need to drink. Bill Smith seeks relief from an unnamed cage by drinking.

Lemyrteht Bill Rmnith Pik Escadpe Ant Blm England

That Bad Habit Can Be Cured

Elsie Robinson discusses speed and futuristic auto travel as Captain Frank Hawks and other pioneers push beyond 200 miles per hour. The piece envisions glass roofs, vast highways, and skylight views turning driving into cathedral-like journeys with no speed limits.

Elsie Robinson Frank Hawks Tranks Pacific Atlantic Lere

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THE Hearst Papers Advocate Ren Jimmy Hatle Dhe Riveralde Delgo Nipes Eiten Cineinnal Frank J. Bevan Madison Square Garden Tex Rickard Tle Fox. m Tatil McNaughe Yh., Inc Chen Medina Ban Antonian Harry Williams John Taw Freebert Ward Carrizo Springs Torbert North St. Mary's Travia Sir John Iran Petios Gullad Jira Goliad Rena Ted Eis San Antonio Arsenal Huatens Thia United Frank Wawhs
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