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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1944
Page
6
Governor Bricker of Ohio outlines core themes against the New Deal, urging a return to private enterprise and limited government. He denounces internationalism, calls for restrained taxation, judges independence, and preservation of individual rights as pivotal to Americanism. His positions frame the Republican platform and rally supporters.
A collage of Broadway gossip and showbiz anecdotes mixed with whimsy and mischief. Items include Walter Winchell style quips, nightclub chatter, film notes, and odd curios from the era, featuring brief sketches of performers, legal scraps, and nightlife happenings.
Gillian Hellman’s play examines conflicts of the generation over looming war, mixing Freudian strains with international politics and a mock Town Hall tone. Munich lingers as history, while the U S debate over alliances and secret pledges unfolds through a critical look at leaders, statesmanship, and the costs imagined by future generations.
The column argues that excessive safety stifles growth and initiative. It urges risk taking, curiosity, and experimentation as essential to personal development, using examples from childrearing and modern parenting to illustrate the perils of overprotective care. It questions the virtue of safety and promotes living boldly.
A colorful tale recounts Judge Roy Bean known as Law West of the Pecos. He issues a manifesto to shoot on sight against rustlers and inquests their deaths. A Langtry incident ends with a skull, a improvised verdict, and a bones in a coffin bearing the judge’s name.
Paul Mallon argues education has become an assembly line sacrificing craftsmanship for mass production. He calls for restoring standards, abolishing elective systems, and separating less educated students to preserve scholarship while demanding discipline from teachers and school boards. He urges strong leadership and removal of "crackpots."
Decay is common with unclear causes, but diet and hygiene can mitigate it. A balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals, especially calcium and phosphorus from milk and whole grains, supports tooth health. Limit excessive sweets, chew tough foods to clean teeth, and maintain regular dental visits every six months to remove tartar and prevent gum inflammation. Regular oral care and proper nutrients may reduce tooth decay and its systemic risks.
April 18 1914 William N Cooke age 88 of 221 Buckingham avenue former Maverick County sheriff dies at home. Cooke born Seguin lived in San Antonio 25 years. His father fought at San Jacinto and held two commissions in the army of the Republic of Texas. April 18 1924 Judge W W Mearory of the Ninety-fourth District Court hospitalized after being struck by an automobile near Camden Street. SAN ANTONIO LIGHT publication info.
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