Local Officials Urged to Defend Democracy at Home
The document urges San Antonio and Bexar county leaders to curb waste and extravagance in tax spending as a vital defense of democracy. It argues officials must show devotion through efficient government, call out political cowardice, and sacrifice perks to support national needs during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Maverick
Charles Anderson
Bexar
Leo Brewer
San Antonio
Bexar County
Shes
Tear Ducts in Newborns and Infection Treatments
Dr Herman N Bundesen explains tear duct blockage in newborns caused by blocked drainage or nasal mucus. Cases may resolve with gentle pressure and irrigation. sometimes probing is needed. Infection often present and treated to prevent conjunctivitis with silver nitrate at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman N. Bundesen
John H Hardesty
St. Louis
Mina
Drésent Fi
Wiskey
Hardesty
Heys
Kory Fearn
Ten, Twenty Years Ago From L A Light Files
A 1914 report recalls a lightning bolt striking Lie Nome ot A Evans on 185 West Burneolt Avenue, causing smoke and injuries. In 1921 Abriam J. Bueche, five, burned to death restraining flames in a barn near Pratt, Texas, as his uncle and others fled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accon
Evans
West
Burneolt Avenue
Abriam J. Bueche
Pratt Stedion
Notheast
San Antonio
G. W. Acekeunan
March of Events on the erosion of society’s aristocracy
In a reflection by Benjamin De Casseres, exclusive Tuxedo Park in New York’s Ramapo mountains is described as fading as 5000 a year families gain access. The piece argues that democracy Levels elites and emphasizes the enduring hunger for leisure, culture, and status across nations, warning that abolishing society’s upper strata risks slavery, while society sustains economic and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin de Casseres
Ramapo Mountains
New York
America
Pierre Lamard
Ftd
North
Hollywood
Versaillés
Buckingham Palace
Tuexdo
Fragmented Text on Education and Industry Details
The readable portions mention a 3 percent grade at some tracks, world activity in chemical research rising 13 percent since an outbreak, and a claim of one teacher per 14 students. It also references Teeland deals, Arend Wakana, a 1870 phone exchange in New Haven Connecticut, and scattered numbers and names without clear context.
Is Hitler invincible on the European continent
The German press labels Hitler invincible due to equipment, but experts note limits. Greece reveals weaknesses with tanks and anti-tank guns, and Finnish, British, and Yugoslav actions show vulnerabilities. Superior engineers and air power help but not guaranteed victory, especially in Africa and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitler
Europe
Greece
Yugoslavia
Yugo
Tank Army Ib
Wavell
Atend
Balkans
Hiller
Britain
Biller
Africa
British Isles
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Lonfon
Ghurenill
Bevin
Briptrassice
Die With Their Boots On Echoes of a Western Hero
A gritty reminiscence recalls a Western risk taker who chose danger over comfort, living fiercely to the end. The speaker reflects on boots, dust, and scars as symbols of independence, arguing that those who die with their boots on have truly lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srantier
Lise
Tucker
Bold Kept Spirits Steadfast on Open Roads
By Elsie Robinson describes camps and spine through force of circumstances as quiet workers linger on humdrum streets yet refuse easy paths. They send their son to strange trails and face danger with lives ready to risk on any issue. Their traveling boots stay on, a proud free way to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing Pras
Syn
Inn
Knowledge Test Questions Mystery Quiz Fragments
A jumble of trivia prompts asks who wrote a famous line about the fire bird who signed the Declaration of Independence and who first signed it. It also muses on states of matter, knot tying, and nutrition classes, with scattered letters and garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breallty
Calcutta
Washington etiquette and housing in wartime
The writer reflects on manners improving after a Washington visit, noting courtesy and polite greetings as uplifting. The piece contrasts refined behavior with crowded wartime housing, describing defense workers packed four to five per room and a Humble laundry scene in crowded booms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninotchka
Moscow
Fragmented World War II Ration Tales and Social Strains
The text portrays wartime commentary on rationing and income pressures for defense workers. It references city dining scarcity, low rations at breakfast, and government guidance for workers to endure limited meals while others enjoy lavish meals. It mentions ration trains and nearby camps, with a critical view of patriotic rhetoric and social expectations.
Letters to the Editor Slam England for Debts to United States
The letters criticize England as a deadbeat nation and urge stronger U S action toward Japan. Writers Barrett and Lerman question American policy and demand clear government answers on protection and policy direction.
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Faller
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. A. Light Files
Auraltar Athe Wlte Federation
Roger Atokes
Dexia Typorhriae
Dixon Wecer
Fire Tero
Scribners
Waien
Amiel
Arcadia
Utopia
Palsees
Hermitage
Teeland
Arend Wakana
New Haven
Conn
Paul Mallon
Portians
Jim
Miniig
Elsie Robinson
Wash Ington
Hik Town
Anc
Nick “Hhvinxed
Alphonse-and - Gaston
Beautling Mariners
Mont Pote
By Helen Rowland
Teligor
Lerman
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