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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1936
Page
7
A 1928 article quotes Dr. Royal S. Copeland urging caution on carbon monoxide from car exhausts. It outlines dangers from leaks, faulty jets, and stoves, and advises open doors, outdoor tinkering, proper ventilation, and emergency steps for poisoning victims, including calling a doctor and keeping the patient warm and stable.
The Democratic candidates for Minnesota governor and U S senator have withdrawn to back the Farmer-Labor party with Postmaster General Farley’s blessing. The piece argues this signals the party’s practical extinction in Minnesota and accuses Roosevelt’s candidacy of aiding Communist strategy, citing Browder reports and various editorials.
A sweeping historical sketch tracing Hadrian’s siege and exile of Jews, the 1938 British stance on Jewish homeland in Palestine, and the rise of Zionist support led by Weizmann. It notes Arab sympathy, Muslim leadership in Palestine, and the large British troop presence, with calls for peace and a long view of conflict.
A San Antonio Chronicle column recalls past events from October 1928 and 1916. University of Texas figures teach world politics at San Antonio Junior College this year. Dr Joseph Nelson directs. The Episcopalian mission aims to attend a convention in St Louis. Bexar County Democrats plan to raise 3000 dollars for the national campaign committee.
A column by 0. C. McIntyre surveys the spring theatre scene in New York. It cites a shift toward high quality productions and fewer late night shows, names impresarios Brock Pembertoft Arthur Hopkins and Sam Harris, and notes critics and writers influencing tastes with mixed reader responses.
An essay by Elsie Robinson extols human potential beyond fear and ignorance. It cites Wilde and Kilmer as examples of sudden inner strength and growth, arguing that courage, faith, and imagination unlock miracles. The piece recalls Neanderthal art, Pasteur, and Edison as moments where belief transcended limits, asserting every person can rise to greater capability.
A historic call urges immediate deportation of all alien communists and the reversal of official recognition of Soviet Russia. The piece claims communist influence seeks to undermine U S free institutions and questions President Roosevelts repudiation of Soviet support. It argues two executive steps: deport aliens and rescind recognition.
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