Hoover's Banking Relief Stance Versus Unemployment Aid
The piece critiques President Hoover for favoring bank relief and credit guarantees while delaying direct help to 6,000,000 unemployed. It contrasts Hoover's approach with Senator Lafollette who advocates a $5,000,000,000 prosperity loan and bold government action. The commentary questions whether Hoover's leadership meets the national emergency.
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Hoover
United States
Army
Navy
Hearst
Mr. Hoover
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Hoover Administration
Trooyer
Lafolette
Lafollette
Congress
Navy Cut Is Wrong
Independent Republican papers oppose Hoover naval cut plan. New York Evening Post condemns Navy Dept for reducing shipbuilding by 61 million dollars, 3100 jobs, and one-fifth of the fleet at risk. Calls defense short sighted and warns against wartime losses.
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Hoover
United States Navy
New York Evening Post
New York City
Navy Department
League Court Failure Editorial Declares World Court Impotent
The News-Sentinel of Mort Mayne Indiana condemns the world court as a mockery of justice in an editorial. It notes an 8 to 7 vote against the Austro German customs union and cites diverse nationalities among justices, deriding impartial justice claims while urging U.S. involvement.
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Ind
Tengine Court
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League of Nations
France
Poland
Rumania
Spain
Cuba
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Italy
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High Court of the Nations
United States
Texas Trails and Tales From Karnes City Cartoonish Obits
Fragmented column recounts local rumors jokes and poems from Karnes County with references to car crashes and wild tales. It mentions Mr Metz driving near Karnes City a large Mick provokes danger and a flyby tackle. Also notes correction letters from local residents about California Colorado peaches and a playful exchange about a prince and a ghost rider.
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Metz
Karnes City
Siart
TG. Burrows
Teenville
Tienyune
Hurrowsy
California
Burrows
Colorado
Hle
Charlie Carnes
Bee County
Palisade
Alec
Charlie
Mac
Mary
Thabo
Hoethn Von Munuceehoir Barbecue Near Alfeuit Fest
An evening gathering around Alfeuit hosted Hoethn Von Munuceehoir with a barbecue and trimming, drawing about 600 attendees. The event featured a diverse mix of entertainment and German folk songs performed by a local lads choir-like group.
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Chester
Alfeuit
Trimmin
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson
Elsie Robinson argues against demanding half loaves in life. Children and adults alike resist compromise, insisting on their own way. The piece likens this to a test of maturity and sanity, noting no perfect outcomes exist and life factors shape every dream. Copyright 1931.
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Jenny
Sam
Sonos
Chilren
Thos
Warren
Avery
King Fee, Syne
Broadway
Malta Fever By Royal 5 Copeland
Malta fever is a typhoid like infection first described in 1887. It mainly affects goats and is transmitted to humans through unboiled goat milk and sometimes through contaminated food or contact. Pasteurization of milk from infected herds and isolation of patients are advised to prevent spread.
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Mediterranean
Rio Grande
Malta
Gorl
Portraits of a Manhattan Author and His Quirks
A fragmented reminiscence in which a writer details personal foibles and tastes. He jokes about being a Swiss yodeler, recalls forewords to 27 books, names Gandhi as a world citizen, and shares odd habits, travel recalls, and humorous anecdotes about friends, editors, and public life in New York. The piece weaves through playful boasts and sharp observations of culture and art.
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BREW
York
Ghandi
Milty Nildressen
Nghintug
Gil Patten
Frank Merriwells
Wellington Cross
Enr
Minha
St. Kani
Howe
Bet
Clare
Claire
Walcot
Ineark Gable
Diitei Cireon
Letun
Sean
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland on beauty costs
Column argues that modern women's pursuit of beauty drives high costs and social pressure. It cites extravagant spending on cosmetics, hair dye, and tailored wardrobes, noting men blame women while women feel compelled to maintain beauty as a social necessity.
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Helen Rowland
10 and 20 Years Ago From the Files of The San Antonio Light
Ten years ago a city vice squad clean-up led to 35 arrests after a work stoppage and strike actions. A Home Industry Week was set to open on October 30 with public health and sanitation emphasis.
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San Antonio
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