Road to Peace and Readiness for Future Conflicts
The text urges the American people to abandon unpreparedness and avoid past blunders. It warns that remaining vigilant is crucial as postwar threats from totalitarian powers persist, emphasizing spiritual and physical armament to safeguard the republic and deter future war.
Hearst Papers Push Air Power as Core to National Defense
A historical summary asserts Hearst newspapers long urged unified command and a strong air service. It cites endorsements for a separate aviation department, a navy with dominance, a robust merchant fleet, and universal military training as essential for national defense and the road to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Department of Defense
Willian Randolph Hearst
Navy Department
Army Department
Pearl Harbor
Europe
United States
From the Files of L A Light 10 and 20 Years Ago
A collage of notes from past issues recounts events and people across years with mentions of Hoover and Schreiner family, San Antonio landmarks, and local society items. It notes reorganizations, openings, and periodic curiosities tied to dates and places in Texas and New York.
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L. A. Light
San Antonio
Ing
Hearst Consolidated
Publicebamg
Giice
Broadway
Texas
Fac R
Associa
Exahivaly Ely Io
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Mister Breger
Tarital
Arthur Bugs Baer
Herbert Hoover
Republican Party
Charles Schreiner
Keyryllle
Stax
St. Louis
New York
Jweing
Florence Davis
Elliott Dexter
Empira
White Caps
Plaza
Yellowston¢ Park
San.Antonio
C. C. Cresson Jr
Public Improvement Committee
Hoe Company
Sar Pacho Agente
South Alamo Street
New York Harbor
Hudson River
Frenetman
Henry Hudson
Binge & Ast
Antonin
Orden