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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1945
Page
6
The Laymen's National committee announces a new annual observance named National Sunday School Week to run from April 9 to April 16. The effort, supported by Hearst newspapers, stresses Bible education as essential to American youth and lifelong moral guidance through Sunday school activities.
Mayor A Rhodes of Colienhus Ohio describes a 23 percent drop in juvenile delinquency in 1944 through a parental approach. Columbus’s program expands the Juvenile Bureau, boosts cooperation with courts and welfare groups, tightens curfew enforcement, trains police in youth work, and promotes the Junior Police of Columbus with 11 divisions of 100 boys each. The effort emphasizes parental responsibility, prevention over court action, and youth activities to foster civic virtue.
Rabies is a fatal disease from animal bites especially dogs wolves and foxes. Human cases in the United States average under one hundred annually and infection depends on bite type wound site and treatment timing. Transmission occurs through saliva from infected animals and rare contamination of wounds. dogs and other canids are common sources with some cases tied to horses cattle and others.
The text discusses a 1870s murder conviction of Abe Rothschild in Texas and the ensuing appeal by the Court of Criminal Appeals. It condemns public reaction as rabid, cites rabies vaccine guidelines, and critiques the Tower court decision. It notes Judge George Clark’s opinion defending a fair trial and impartial process despite public sentiment.
The opposition failed to block the manpower bill, gaining seventeen votes against it under Roosevelt’s pressure. Administration efforts faltered over compulsory labor, public reaction cooled to forced work amid victory in production. Tariff plans face resistance while Bretton Woods and foreign exchange schemes risk derailment. Predictions point to reshuffling and a pivot away from free trade, yet not toward isolationism as international spending rises.
In this essay style piece, the author condemns egotism and the public crave for sympathy as the real motive behind sensitiveness and martyrdom. It argues grief is exploited by self seeking individuals, who use tears and pity to manipulate others while masking selfish hunger for attention. Published by King Features Syndicate in an early 20th century lament on social manners.
The piece argues public doubt about the Spanish American War and defends intervention in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines as justified. It cites constitutional powers in treaty making, references the Mussolini era context, and notes historical figures and press attribution from the San Antonio Light.
A 30 year veteran attorney W. B. Anthony died at his home on West Myrtle Street. The obituary notes his work with Bexar county parties and his long career. Also mentioned is Uncle Mark Riley, San Marcos hatchery superintendent, honored with a gold watch at a hotel gathering of sportsmen from San Antonio and vicinity.
A partial OCR of rate cards lists Sunday and daily fares for various stations and routes. The text mentions prices like 4.00, 56.60, 11.60, 3.60, 9.80, and 12.00, with references to locations such as Gan Antonio and Baran Phenat. It appears to catalog transport or service charges by day, including exceptions and weekly patterns.
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