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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1944
Page
9
The article argues German control in Poland is ending as Russia rapidly supplants it. It states Russia has established sovereignty over eastern Poland without consent, disregarding the Polish people and exiled government in London. A puppet administration is used to serve Moscow’s communist aims.
The author charges that Poland will not gain freedom but become a communist appendage of Soviet Russia. It asserts Russia seeks subjugation across Europe, with Soviet sovereignty replacing self determination in Poland and beyond, and warns American and British leaders may abandon the Atlantic Charter.
The article discusses Japan’s political shift after Tojo’s ouster, the Genro elder statesmen, and the rise of the navy to political parity. It argues the aim is to end naval friction with the United States and China, predicting the current cabal will not endure. It notes civilian decay post 1923 earthquake and warns Japan needs a decisive victory to mobilize the public.
By George E Sokinsky argues that Japan has never accepted defeat and aims for renewed Overlord status in Europe. He notes Germany’s defeat, cites U S industrial power as decisive, and says Japan’s leaders expect the United States to decline in industrial capacity after 1943, despite Tojo’s early military successes.
A fragmented column by Helen Rowland critiques courtship and marriage dynamics. It references gender expectations, a wife’s influence over a husband, and shifting wartime contexts including Mussolini, Russia, Germany, and Japan. The piece notes changes in industry and leadership framing war as a proving ground for national resolve.
Historical medical note discusses neonatal brain clots or hematomas from head trauma, possible links to vitamin deficiencies, symptoms like fever vomiting weight loss irritability and potential paralysis or convulsions. It cites treatments including gradual withdrawal of sac contents and surgical removal, noting many patients aged six months to five years recovered after operation.
Br H N Bundesen discusses tetanus mortality and infant brain injury care. He notes about six percent succumb to tetanus and argues for operations when brain injury occurs if a blood clot and a separating sac are present. He cautions that earth exposure and drahy factors impact outcomes.
In a rough frontier tale, Bigfoot Wallace and companions evade a superior Indian force after a skirmish in a canyon. They rest, scheme an open road escape toward California, and head to Port Clarke as Indian scouts shadow their movements amid pursuit.
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg urges restoring Polish independence as essential to a just and enduring peace. He links Poland’s fate to Allied aims, Atlantic Charter principles, and collective security, warning that failing to secure Poland risks a Versailles or Munich repeat and a third world war.
Walter Winchell warns of German agents in the United States, detailing thwarted sabotage efforts, internments, and counterspies. The piece outlines specific cases including German consuls, spies like Ernst Fritz Dehimitz and Erwin De Spretter, and efforts to fund Nazi aims through concealed networks while urging vigilance.
August 2 1924 reports five San Antonians sailed aboard the 3.8 Mohawk bound for New York City. Named passengers include J B Wildman David Hunter Mesdants B X Kayton Hartiett Plowman and J B Hengan Also Roy Campbell wife of the customs collector and active society woman slated as a Republican candidate for state senator opposing T H Ridgeway the Democratic nominee who defeated A D Rogers in the recent primary.
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