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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1936
Page
22
Fragmented tribute to constitutional limits on federal power and state rights. The author argues the "no man's land" created by the U S Constitution preserves liberty against federal overreach, preventing dictatorship and safeguarding the people's rights to life, liberty, and property.
A Bengamler New York protester denounces Roosevelt’s tax and spending policies as unAmerican and communistic. He argues indirect taxes hit the poor hardest and warns against devaluation as bankruptcy. The piece criticizes taxing the wealthy, direct taxes on higher incomes, borrowing, and expansion of government programs.
Fragmented OCR text cites Mrs. Roosevelt commenting on public interest in government and campaign experiences. It also references a Polish unrest report with antisemitic student attacks and police dispersing rioting nationalists in Warsaw. The jumble includes stray phrases about aviation officials and dubious quotes from unnamed figures.
The piece lampoons treaties and European alliances, arguing nations pursue self interest and repeatedly breaking promises. It critiques Belgium's neutrality, warns the United States to avoid European entanglements, and satirizes Roosevelt era policy and legal limits on government. The essay cites Moley and Landon amid debates on debt and the New Deal.
Dallas report says Cilos Domino an undefeated two year old bull owned by Combs and Worley of Pampa won the blue ribbon at the All Texas Hereford show during the Texas Centennial exposition. The bull had previously been grand champion at the American Royal show.
This weekly digest lists meetings and socials across San Antonio area groups. Details include dates, times, and hosts for Catholic Taughters of America, Parent-Teacher associations, Beacons Hill clubs, and church ladies' events. Notable gatherings feature tours, charity dances, operettas, and a Halloween costume dance at local venues.
English town Berwick in Tweed reports a tense encounter with a Soviet vessel. An off course ship demanded food from a struggling crew, prompting a sharp exchange as locals emphasize Berwick’s disputed status between England and Scotland and its treaty ambiguity with Russia.
In Pittsburgh Ohio on the 23rd a spectator shouted Judge Musne manno interrupted proceedings. The judge asked the man who he was and he responded I am a spectator. The judge declared contempt and ordered him cooled off as the scene unfolded with minimal clarity on the rest of the proceedings.
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