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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1935
Page
6
The International Seamen's Union leader denounces Moscow-sourced control over labor and warns American workers against entangling alliances with foreign enemies. He urges vigilance against demagogic politicians and tax policies that would pauperize industry, stressing the American worker's dignity and alliance with honest capital and individualism.
A strong defense of American labor identity, arguing labor should unite with capital in a democratic framework. It warns that May Day rivals to Labor Day, accuses Moscow influenced radicals of fomenting strikes, and cites figures like Foster Browder and D Arcy as traitors within labor. Andrew Furuseth is referenced as a notable figure in the movement.
In a fiery critique, speakers lambast Croesus Midas and Mammon for alleged fiscal excess. They claim the Roosevelt administration and Congress have spent money that does not exist, leaving a looming public debt for unborn generations. The speaker cites billions appropriated in a single session and daily averages, accusing the trio of historic waste.
A quoted line from William E. Gladstone praising the American Constitution appears in a September 1878 article titled Kin Beyond Sea. The piece reflects on the broader impact of constitutional design in the United States and its influence abroad.
The essay argues men drift from marriage not due to women or manipulation but because they do not want to marry. It contends husbands are born, not made, and that men who stray do so from vanity and restlessness for variety. The myth of the Other Woman is dismissed as a simplification.
Readable fragments reflect satirical phrases about human behavior and social norms. Appears as a collage of aphorisms and quips on fate, jealousy, change, self estimation, and bargains, with irregular punctuation and garbled wording. The piece feels like a stray miscellany rather than a connected article.
Royal 8 Copeland M D notes that nearly 150 communities run sight-saving classes to protect schoolchildren’s vision. About 6000 students receive education plus eye treatment. Many more lack access, risking continued strain and possible progressive vision loss without glasses.
A stream of fragmentary items surveys books by Bill Hart and Eddie Fgan, writings by Eugene Wood and Robert Benchley, and anecdotes from Hollywood to New York. It touches on actors, vaudeville, brief social vignettes, and a toast to the era’s small town charm amid theater and film chatter.
A fragmented note cites Fraaler Hunp’s clash with Oliver Onion in Faris markets and a frightened frightful letter in Bismarck. It mentions C B Driscoll finishing a pirate novel, Cholly Knickerbocker visited by Tony Biddle, and Brice Horton praised for simple diction. Courtney Ryley Cooper plans a nationwide crime tour and a new Broadway restaurant imposes strict dress. an auction at the Opera furnishings follows with a warning about attire.
San Antonio records reveal the fire and police chief studying a boulevard system proposal from the Junior Chamber of Commerce to regulate traffic on main thoroughfares. Col William Mitchell asserts the air service truth will be disclosed in Winged Defense.
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