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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1935

Page

7

President Roosevelt Urges Neutral Policy Against War

The San Diego speech praises keeping America out of foreign entanglements and the League of Nations. It denounces loans to defaulting nations and sanctions, urging complete neutrality and self reliance while defending against foreign aggression. The piece credits Hearst papers for backing this stance and highlights defense preparation as essential to national policy.

Roosevelt San Diego America Africa Mussolini United States League OF Nations League Court United States—Nations Hearst

American Legion endorses anti subversive war against aliens and communists

The American Legion adopts resolutions in St. Louis calling for purging education of disloyal doctrines and unending warfare on communists and their sympathizers. It urges breaking ties with Soviet Russia, deporting aliens who foment overthrow, and defending American youth, with veterans leading in action to suppress perceived subversive activity.

American Legion Union Legion St. Louis Soviet Russia

Hypocritical Pacifists Debate War and Class War

A fragmented critique portrays pacifists as hypocritical for opposing wars not of their making while supporting a class war agenda. The speaker claims Communists denounce imperial and capitalist wars yet advocate a global class confrontation and advocate violence against perceived enemies and rival flags.

Diet Cures Gout By Royal S Copeland M D

A 1935 King Features syndication piece by M D Copeland explains gout, its causes, and dietary management. It notes gout as not infectious, tied to uric acid buildup, links to meat rich diets, and advises abstaining from alcohol and fried foods, with moderation, sleep, and regular activity as key.

King Fears Syed. Inc

Fire prevention week events in San Antonio described

From October 9 1925 report two parallel illuminated drills were planned by the San Antonio fire department for today and tonight. Fire Chief J O Sarvan announced. Other items note 1914 plan for a fountain near the Alamo cloister abandoned and a call for a monument costing about 100 dollars. Residents urged relocation of Prospect Hill Street traffic away from Dolorosa to improve wayfinding.

San Antonio J. 0. Sarvan M. Hawkins State Department The American Legion Texas W.n. Danning Alamo Cloister Trectlon Company Prospect Hill Chameron Rank Dolorosa Street

Listen World! Listen World! By Elsie Robinson

A memoir-like essay argues against overpraising the elderly, urging respect only earned through effort. The writer critiques etiquette myths, champions youthful grit, and warns that aging should be met with challenge, not condescension, ending with a bold creed for those over fifty.

Cameo Theater Lights Exiled Russian Life On Forty-Second Street

A 1935 McNaught Syndicate mirror piece describes the Cameo on Forty second Street as a hub for exiled Russian culture with Soviet era films like Peasants, lively crowds, and debates in the street. It notes fashion, speech, and the mingling of locals with visiting writers and actors, including a portrait of Will Rogers style humor in Bassult Blakely, and a bittersweet mention of Miss Callie of the muddled French float theater.

New York Broadway Forty-second Street Soviet Republic Lawly Steppes Eberg Will Rogers Bassult Blakely Royston Texas Tan and Jong Rogers

Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland is a satire on marriage

A satirical piece notes that many see marriage as dictatorship or graft, while women boast of their kitchens and figures. It mocks male secrecy, love’s jealousy, diminishing returns in devotion, and the quirks of courting. The musings compare marriage to extracting a cork from a bottle and portrait social foibles with playful lines.

Hippocrates Beit Elsie Robinson King Faas Helen Rowland

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