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San Antonio Light in San Antonio, Texas

19 Oct 1930

Page 39

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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1930

Page

39

Peace Outlook as Europe Forges Unity Amid Disarmament Tangles

Edouard Herriot writes on Geneva debates after German elections, noting the League of Nations committee on European Federal Union. He cites Titorescu and Henderson, warns that security and disarmament remain key obstacles, and highlights France’s insistence on arbitration and security amid growing friction among major powers.

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Era of Our Greatest Enjoyment of Life Opening to U

Long retrospective on economic growth from colonial times to the modern era. It credits Myron C. Taylor and U. S. Steel Corp for forecasting further gains in production efficiency, power use, and wealth. The piece notes shifting labor from farming to manufacturing and services, predicting a new development cycle with more leisure time and diverse goods.

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Argentine Revolt Scene Told by Leader of Soldiers and People

A Provisional President Jose E. Francisco Uriburbu recounts the origins of the Argentine revolt. He describes eight months of planning with naval colleagues, civilian groups forming across youth, parties, and nonpartisan elements, and the decisive blow against the Trigoyen system. The piece notes parliamentary obstruction and the revolutionary junta’s readiness to act on September 6, with the report continuing on another page.

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Chamber of Deputies
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