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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1945

Page

6

Truman opposes new Big Three conferences say no need

The piece argues President Truman is right to oppose further high level conferences with the United States, Britain, and Russia. It contends past meetings produced vague conclusions and conflicting interpretations. Domestic turmoil and strikes, especially in the automotive and steel sectors, justify keeping the president at home to guide American interests first.

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Fragmented Walt Winchell notes and political quips

A disjointed page quotes Walter Winchell style chatter and political gibes. It references Navy and Air Forces disputes over sea and air control, remarks from entertainers at a Carnival, and comments by Emanuel Celler at an Independent Citizens' Committee meeting about American activity and un-American questions.

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Retired Army Officers and Public Policy Debate

A long, fragmented discussion questions whether retired officers should comment on national or domestic policy. It argues pensions influence opinion, compares military to civilian life, and weighs who may speak on conscription and government policy. References Washington and the Society of the Cincinnati.

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On Broadway Is Un-American for W C Mields Nose Joke

A spectator quips on Broadway about W C Mields having a red nose while references to Rankin Wood and an Amer ga} A red A story circulate in the capital. A reporter asks the Soviet embassy about a U S evacuation note and an official hints a reply may come. Honolulu attorney Hewitt recalls meeting a Lang tongue twister sailor at the Volcano House in Hawaii during a strange encounter.

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Odd Facts From Venezuela Forests And Birds

Odd facts describe Venezuela as contributing nine percent of world aft production in a garbled piece. The text mentions many species of wood, Venezuelan forests, and a reference to natives crafting war bonnets from tail feathers of a golden Page. It also claims the saying crazy as a loon stems from a laughing sound and references a ridiculous tableau of birds and wing spreads.

Golden Page

Army secrecy blocks atomic bomb quotes and court test case

By George E. Sohalsky argues army censorship prevents quoting about fission and atomic bomb secrets. He cites gag orders on officers and asks why the Supreme Court cannot rule on a test case to protect national interest.

Army Supreme Court

News Behind the News on American policy and Russia

Washington letter argues that misinformation aims to shift U S policy away from Chiang Kai Shek and toward Russia. It blames left wing groups and Mrs Roosevelt for pressuring America, cites Communist influence, Molotovs claims, and Byrnes Anderson letter while warning of dual aims to appease the Soviet Union and weaken China policy.

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Quieting the Crowd My Own Silent Resolve

A narrator recalls shedding the urge to be universally friendly, choosing solitude over social obligation. He confesses days of wanting to escape humanity, embracing being alone as a right and duty, describing a forest scene where nature rests and silence deepens.

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Resting in the Rain So We Recreate Ourselves

In this reflective piece Elsie Robinson argues modern life breeds loneliness as people seek outside stimulation. She suggests trees and soils rest to renew, warning that reliance on constant noise and others prevents inner growth and true self connection. Published in 1945.

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Prostate Gland Size Ills Symptoms and Surgery Update

Medical note outlines the prostate gland location and size, common enlargement known as prostatitis, and its rare occurrence in younger men. It explains complications from blocked urine flow, kidney waste buildup, and bladder infection, with treatment noting transurethral prostatectomy as a modern, less invasive option.

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Those Texans and the Panhandle Cattle Disease Fight

James Farber describes Texas stockmen forming the Panhandle Stockmen's Association in 1877 at Mobile, led by Charley Goodnight and others to combat cattle disease spread. Ranch owners joined many notable operations, promoting scientific methods for handling and disinfecting cattle, aiming to reduce loss and prevent interstate conflict with Kansas.

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Rose Bowl fares cut for fans to California game

Ten and twenty years ago in December 1995 San Antonio fans heading to the Rose Bowl to see Southern Methodist vs Stanford could save with Braniff fares. Immediate rates listed at 92.50 one way and 168.50 round trip. Also noted is a 1025 entry about downtown parking fees and school pension officers elections with officers named including Louise Lancasled and G A Arnold.

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