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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1944

Page

3

Ill-Considered Statement on Moyne Assassination Sparks Zionist Clash

The Moyne assassination in Cairo prompts strong reactions from Zionist leaders and critics. Churchill's remark is condemned as ill judged and unfair to Jewish resettlement efforts, while Dr. Weizmann and Dr. Silver urge united resolve to crush terrorism and push for British policy reforms toward a just solution for Palestine. The piece urges defense of the Jewish homeland and condemns aiding enemies through careless discourse.

Cairo Palestine Churchill Chaim Weizmann Jewish Agency For Palestine Moyne Mr. Churchill Abbe Hillel Silver American Zionist Emergency Council Silver

Post Office Clerks Press For Wages and Overtime Pay

Howard W. Head head of Local 390 Post Office Clerks appeals to Albany and national leaders for a salary boost and overtime pay parity. He cites outdated 306 day pay, 253 day work year after 40 hour week, wartime staffing gaps, and the need to support clerks and their families as mail and essential services press on. He promotes Wise Ditty bill H R 4501 and Sen. Mead's salary measure as crucial gains.

National Federation of Post Office Clerks Albany Willam Randolph Hearst Ula Pony Express Post Office Ular Postal Service Mathers America Congress James M. Mead New York Howard W. Head

Sadakichi Hartmann Dies in St Petersburg Florida

Obituary notes the Bohemian artist and critic Sadakichi Hartmann, age 144, dies in St. Petersburg, Florida. The piece recalls his prolific life, travels from Moscow to New York, and a fragmentary, poetic note reportedly written before death describing mission bells, seas, and the fading of a dramatic figure.

Sadakichi Hartmann St. Petersburg Fla Bohemia Moscow Paris New York Tokyo S. H Banning Calif Extra Star

Dreadful praise and satire swirl around Sadakichi Hart Crane

By Benjamin DeCasseres a fragmentary, dense rap of portraits and rumors notes Sadakichi Hartmann, Kent’s laugh, and forgotten gathering places in the village. It evokes decay, revolt against force, and a faded theater world with mentions of Barrymore and two leering fauns.

Bada Kent Russian Hill Belne Sadakiehi Gene Fowler Join Barrymore Hamlet Qrmeinearn Sadakiehi Hartmann

Golden wedding anniversary noted from Hood County couple

December 2, 1934 item reports Mr and Mrs John Elliott celebrated their Golden Wedding in Hood County. Married in 1844, they have four children and five grandchildren. Thanksgiving day celebration mentioned. Also notes Eddie McCurry and J A McCurry family ties and student council president at Southwest Texas State Teachers' College.

Avid John F. Elliott Commerce Hood County Eddie McCurry J. A. ‘McCurry Tennessee Avenue Students’ Council Southwest Texas State Teachers' College AL Sar Martoa

Roosevelt picks Edward R. as state secretary amid Byrnes opposition

Washington observers report Democratic dissatisfaction with Franklin D. Roosevelt’s appointment of Edward R. Brettinius as state secretary. Senators favored James Byrnes for economic policy, while Hull’s illness and Wallace’s failure for the post shaped the political maneuvering. The piece notes Brettinius’s diplomacy, Hull’s legacy, and the difficulty of fitting a top post into wartime peace policy.

Washington Roosevelt Edward Brettinius Senate Atettinius Dnius Bulla

We Don’t Like Our Folks As We Grow Up

The piece warns that children often turn away from their parents during adolescence and early adulthood. It argues that loving family members is not guaranteed and highlights tensions with mothers fathers and siblings. It urges preparation for evolving feelings to reduce later misunderstandings and unhappiness.

Maria Pope Steter Ann Brother Hen Charlies Mom Dad Althouet Ann Ben Maing Papa Pop

Different People and Fathers Mothers Close to Home

By Elsie Robinson advice on accepting family differences and unattainable parental ideals. Emphasizes that discord within families does not equate to crime and urges reverence for motherhood while pursuing mature dreams and possible future friendship with misunderstood parents.

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Odds and Ends Tank of Cans

Odds and Ends reports that about FL000 average tin cans will supply the steel used to produce one medium tank. Basic English outlines a simplified word system claimed adequate for ordinary talk and writing. Typhoons may strike the Philippines in the Anynth region but are most frequent from July to November. War production notes the automotive industry contributing war goods at a rate of ten billion dollars annually.

Philippines Anynth

Advances in treating ductus arteriosus defects emerge

Historical view of congenital heart disease notes earlier incurability and infection concerns. Since 1938, surgery to close patency of the ductus arteriosus has shown success, reducing heart strain, preventing dilation, and aiding child development when blood pressure is abnormal or heart enlargement is evident.

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Heart valve disease and prevention after dental extraction

Dr H N Bundesen discusses congenital heart disease risks from infected valves and acute bacterial endocarditis. He notes that early surgery can prevent complications and suggests sulfonamide prophylaxis after tooth extraction for two to three years, citing prevention of bloodstream spread in septic dental procedures.

King Featayn, Inc San Antonio Light Eitth San Amana Gene

Those Texans Trig to be wondered that Oliver Loving

Plainsman Oliver Loving and his companion Bil Wilson rode toward Fort Sumner to secure beef contracts. Despite warnings of Apache-Indian dangers, Loving sped through daylight and ignored caution. They were ambushed. Loving wounded fatally while Wilson was saved by a teammate, ending a perilous frontier trek.

Oliver Loving Loving Pew Bil Wilson Fort Sumner Indinox Silyhe Thuadt Heroia HM Wilson Natal

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