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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1948
Page
3
The piece argues for extending the Taft Hartley act rather than repealing it, noting labor impact and public interest. It cites Truman veto history, reduced strikes since enactment, and calls for compulsory arbitration through labor courts to achieve industrial peace without wartime wage or price controls.
A young man abandons honesty in pursuit of success after watching others climb by shady means. Elsie Robinson recalls her own resolve to stay decent, sharing a miner’s bath memory that renewed spirit and self respect. She argues genuine integrity remains the true path even amid injustice.
A brief Bible verse quotes Romans 1 16 about the gospel being the power of God for salvation to all who believe, first to the Jew and then to the Greek, underscoring faith as the pathway to salvation.
Reporter examining a controversial New York book contends Puerto Ricans flock to the city for public relief and votes. He cites estimates from 200,000 to 710,000 in New York, notes on relief costs, crowded housing, and alleged political manipulation surrounding welfare and labor groups.
The article warns that whooping cough is a real killer for babies under one year and outlines critical care measures. It stresses constant nursing, oxygen treatment, and secretions suctioning as life-saving steps, with emphasis on readiness to respond to sudden attacks.
Dr H N Bundesen outlines that toxins stimulate secretions but best results are limited. Sulfadiazine is sometimes effective. Feed infants frequently in small amounts and consider IV or subcutaneous fluids for dehydration. Clear air passages before feeds by suction. Feed while lying in the nurse’s care. Copyright 1948 King Features Syndicate.
A writer challenges media coverage of Bobbiehead Wallace amid retired New Deal tensions. The piece questionably cites Doris Freeson and Franklin D. Roosevelt’s handling of Wallace guru letters, arguing privacy and duty in journalism while reflecting on the 1940 nominating context and party dynamics.
A critical tirade targets Roosevelt and his allies, accusing them of political manipulation and privacy breaches. The text claims Roosevelt publicized opponents tax returns while shielding relatives, and attacks Mencken and Wallace as part of a broader conspiracy. It references letters, alleged graft, and attacks on scientists used abroad.
The column reviews the 1948 political race. Dewey appears weak in polls while Truman is portrayed as strong and mobile. Hank Wallace is noted for broad presence across issues. The Dixiecrat candidate is mentioned as a ceremonial garnish in the race.
An August 7 report recalls a late Saturday collision between two large pumpers racing to a fire. Ten firefighters were hospitalized after the crash at East Commerce and Water streets in San Antonio. The article also notes Alfonso Newton, a Bexar County peace officer of twenty years, as of August 7, 1928.
Chronicle of early 20th century Fort Worth and San Antonio items. Includes Mister Breger named for general election to replace Jim Stevens, reports on police pay disparities between Fort Worth and San Antonio, a Fort Worth police school proposal rejected by Chief Mauermann, and humorous or odd dispatches from 1883 to 1918. Contains repeated dates and local press tone.
An analysis of the growth of presidential authority, arguing the president holds vast power but is tempered by Congress and party dynamics. The piece critiques Truman's use of a special session to pressure Congress, claims it serves political PR, and warns of partisan tactics dividing the nation in a time of crisis.
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