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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1935

Page

6

Firemen and Police Go Unrewarded in San Antonio

The Texas Fire Insurance Commission grants a further 16 percent premium reduction for San Antonio, bringing total discounts to 24 percent and saving property owners about 322,918 dollars annually. The piece urges fair rewards for fire and police staff who work seven days a week, despite a state law mandating six-day weeks and two weeks’ vacation. Public officials are urged to address working hours and compensation.

San Astonia Texas Fire Insurance Commission San Antonio Texas Tire and Police Phil Wright Fire Dlive

Hyde Park Budget Debate Echoes Roosevelts Waste Charge

The article notes President Roosevelt at Hyde Park denouncing local government waste as Guy Helvering reports fiscal year tax gains. Federal collections totaled 3.299 billion, up 23 percent, with processing and income taxes driving the rise. The piece contrasts Hyde Park warnings with Washington budget pressures and recalls 1952 campaign rhetoric.

Hyde Park Calvin Coolidge Mr. Roosevelt Guy T. Helvering Internal Revenue Helvering Slvde Park Washington Roosevelt Butte Mograna

Listen World by Elsie Robinson Wontter

An essay fragment contrasts forgotten workers with Amelia Earhart like figures, praising perseverance amid poverty and illness. It argues life’s worth depends on the struggler and champions everyday plodders whose courage and self respect shape meaning despite odds.

America Alwys Ley Sams Ring Fear Syn

San Antonio marks Independence Day in 1925 at San Pedro Park

Ten and twenty years ago notes recall Mexican Independence Day celebrations at San Pedro Park. Mayor Vobin reports rapid progress on the 21 million Municipal Auditorium for Fiesta de San Jacinto. Musicians take part in Muske Day observances. merchants cautioned against trade premiums. leadership elections held among local groups.

San Antonios San Pedro Park Jann W. Vobin Tadas San Jacinto Wee San Antonio Alice Mayfield Ong Uhr Hal Antonio Aseocasion

Cavalry's decline and motorized future in world warfare

A long, reflective piece traces cavalry's rise and fall from Civil War era roles to modern motorized warfare. It notes cavalry downsizing from 20,000 in 1820 to 174 in 1930, motorization trends in Britain and France, and British tank use at Cambrai. An embedded account from a Scottish private recalls cavalry as a nuisance, highlighting emphasis on speed, stealth, and mechanized firepower over traditional horse-mounted forces.

St. Loui Alberta Gran Chaco Great Britain India America Niagara Falls Twenty-Eighth Infantry Kate Tuscaloosa Ark Mysla Cappadocia Sam Clings Douglas MacArthur Warford Tae Deshing J. E. B. Stuart Dash Pennsylvania Bob Stuart Hugland France Germany Italy Cambrai Mons Marne Aisne Walter Fort Bliss Dock Pyal King Fens

Fragmented diary notes on literary figures and places in 1935 Europe

A researcher narrator recalls encounters with authors and publishers, cites a bustling London, Haunch of Venison Mews, and Claridge's near Soho, and remarks on figures like Somerset Maugham and William Makepeace Thackeray era memories. The piece threads through travel, icons, and a fleeting look at society and culture.

New York Arnold Bennett Second Avenue Joose London Tom Geraghty Ives Claridge’s Soho Burton Paul Muni Ader Don Marquis Robert Cortes Bartle Milne Marquis Old Herald Hardls Merton Lyon Howard Acton Ohio Big Ben Shim Waterloo Bridge Sam Goldwyn

Marry Go Round Satire on the Best and Worst People

A humorous essay argues that even notorious figures have good points. It parodies historical and literary figures Cleopatra Henry VII Samson Delilah Sappho and Don Juan while noting flaws. The piece concludes that the worst people do have their good points and the author signs off with playful certainty.

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Scarlet Fever Immunization and the Dick Test

Historical overview of scarlet fever dangers and prevention. Describes the Dick test to identify susceptibility and immunity, compares to the Schick test for diphtheria, and explains immunization via toxin-antitoxin injections. Notes that immunity depends on exposure and that vaccination reduces mortality, with cautions on testing and interpretation.

Royal S. Copeland M. D George Gladys Dick Wiphtheria Fyria Kine Kean

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