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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1942

Page

11

Tax on Marriage Repudiated by Lawmakers and Pressure

Tax on marriage is condemned as unconstitutional and harmful to war effort. Critics dueling with Supreme Court rulings warn it invades state rights and hurts married women’s income and property. Thomas Dewey supports opposition, calling the plan immoral and a brake on production.

Congress United States Supreme Court Thomas FE. Dewey United States New York Minnie I. Maffett Dallas National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Dewey Treasury

San Antonio Chamber Helps Organize Local Finance Campaigns

The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce has formed the Bexar county finance campaigns council to analyze public contributions and coordinate funding efforts among local organizations. The council will liaise with campaign sponsors to avoid overlapping appeals and prevent wasteful use of manpower while guiding meritorious causes. Citizens are urged to support streamlined fundraising and cooperation across campaigns.

Pan Bexar County San Antonio

Knutson Lottery Bill Aims to Fund Old Age Aid

Harold Eniksen notes Knutson H R 4 5587 proposes a national lottery to raise funds for war relief and old age assistance after the emergency ends. It details prize structures, tax exemptions, and treasury administration with a focus on distribution and potential penalties for forgery. The piece critiques legislative process and reflects on the Ways and Means committee’s handling of lottery bills.

Harold Eniksen Minnesota Knutson U.S. Pat Kxouteorts Secretary of the Treasury Mr. Knutson Posts Office Department Knntada Ways and Means Committee Ways and Trans King Fees Syed. Inc

Remembering Peace after War’s Dark Toll

Fragmented verse recalls a bay and hills, then a shift to war and fear. The speaker finds calm as the night heals, glimpsing beauty and a child’s memory of a time before guns and mines. The passage ends with a plea to remember that peace existed before the conflict.

Penn Green Hillis Quinh Farina Stein Nate

By Elsie Robinson message of faith and courage

Fragmentary excerpt presents Elsie Robinson urging readers to seek peace and courage. It envisions a future where fear is overcome, God walks with people through trouble, and hearted hope replaces despair. The text lacks full context but conveys spiritual reassurance and resilience.

Texans and Santa Anna Clash Over Alamo Surrender

A chaotic narrative recalls General Burleson's march to San Antonio and the Texans near the Alamo being driven by Mexican firepower. Santa Anna erupts in rage upon learning the surrender, denouncing Americans as wretches while mocking Texan notes as treacherous. The tale emphasizes the heated clash and mythic reputations in the Texas-Mexico conflict.

James Raila Anna Nasing Hiewetian Ban Jacinta Alger Burleson Jam San Antonio Brabhay Santa Anna Bureson Apo Farber Fas Tuntely Sniys Jett Ing. Cos Alamo Santa Anir Q Texas Banla Anna Mexico Chad Muxicam

Gas Life and Rationing Debate Shapes Eastern Supply

An analysis of gas stocks on the Eastern seaboard shows reserves rising vs officials' fears of shortages. The American Petroleum Institute challenges OPA warnings, noting rail and pipeline constraints and ongoing tanker diversions. Roosevelt’s informal info center is described, with plans and public reaction framed in wartime policy and business interests.

American Petroleum Institute Henderson Ickes OPA Roosevelt Wille House Hit New Cal FDR

The Directive and Tugwell in Subtropical Doubt

March of Events ridicules Rexford Tugwell and his Puerto Rico social planning, dubbing his directive a blueprint for elite rule. The piece mocks reliance on science, cites Who’s Who in America, and laments mechanized progress while highlighting quotes about fresh inventions and hopes for eradicating age and drudgery.

Rexford Guy ‘Turwell Dow Puerto Rico Bata Tugwell Nis Hhe

Digestive Ailments From Emotional Stress in Military Life

Old wartime medical notes describe how emotional disturbance during transition to military life can trigger digestive disorders. Cardiospasm and esophagospasm produce chest and throat pain with swallowing difficulty, often diagnosed via X ray. treatments include dietary changes, muscle-relaxing drugs with limited success, esophageal dilation, and sometimes surgery. Acute gastritis and chronic gastritis are linked to irritants and eating habits, managed with weak stomach acid, stomach washes, vitamins, iron, and dietary adjustments.

Alledder

Churches urged to take soldiers home for dinner war effort

Letters praise patriotic citizens and First Presbyterian volunteers who invite soldiers to meals. A pastor organized parishioners to host more soldiers, noting a four-soldier carload example. The writer believes church groups across the city foster hospitality and boost morale in support of the war.

Bai Antonians

San Antonio World War I Echoes and Local Patriotism Remembered

Remnants recount San Antonio’s WWI role with praise from Secretary of War Newton Baker and local leaders. Veterans and civilians alike lauded the city for supporting soldiers, hosting events, and boosting morale as national service shaped civic pride and community effort.

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