Randolph AFB Becomes Big Brother to Boysville Farm
Brig. Gen. J. H. Davies announced Randolph AFB will adopt Boysville at its new Austin Highway farm doubling capacity to 96 boys. The base will aid with site grounds landscaping agronomist help and athletic equipment while Maj. Joe Pierson of the 8514th Maintenance squadron plans to have his unit adopt two boys. Ed H DeWees of Boysville appeals for year end funds as San Antonians are urged to support this youth project.
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AN Antonio
Army
Air Force
Randolph Afb
Boysville
Austin Hay
Avenue A
J. H. Davies
Davies
Joe Pierson
8514Th
Randolph
Ed H E. DeWees
San Antonians
Letters On Open Forum Dress Codes And Police Raid Questions
Editor readers question the San Antonio police raid at a night club detailing attire and props used by officers. The letter asks who owns or rents tuxedos and pearl studs and whether uniforms are city property, plus a note of thanks to local cancer fund donors and a plea for help for a poor local woman.
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the Light
San Antonio
Esquire
Police
Stalin's Strategy and Jewish Question in Soviet Policy
George Sokolsky argues Stalin exploits anti Jewish sentiment to purge Jews from Communist parties and to target Israel. He links 1929 American Communist purge to broader campaigns against Jews, Zionists, and oil interests in Arab states, warning of strategic peril for the United States and allies.
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Karl Marx
Russia
Stalin
Presidium
Lazar Kaganovitch
Maxim Litvinov
Hitler
Communist Party
Jay Lovestone
Ben Gitlow
America
Earl Browder
U.S
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Near East
North Africa
Cairo
Casablanca
Israel
Iran
Iraq
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Egypt
Mediterranean
Europe
King Fea
8Yn., Inc
Pegler Warns Against Parasite Bureaucracy in Idaho
Westbrook Pegler laments alleged discounts to reclamation and veterans administration workers. He cites a Boise Statesman probe exposing firms offering rebates to federal staff, sparking editorials condemning bureaucratic waste and a boycott threat. The piece blasts payroll secrecy and praises reform advocates.
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Westbrook Pegler
Idaho Statesman
Boise
Reclamation Service
Idaho
Statesman
E. L. White
Welfare Committee
Easton
Quinn Furniture Co
R. H. Wahle
John Corlett
Veterans Administration
Reclamation Employes’ Association
J. Lyle Cunningham
Corlett
Earle C. Reynolds
The
Reclamation Bureau
Office of Price Stabilization
Arco Advertiser
Idahonian
Moscow
Martin Durkin
Labor
Philip Murray
William Green
King Features Syndicate
Ing
Hyaluronidase Enables Faster Drug Delivery in Tissues
The enzyme hyaluronidase helps deliver life saving fluids into body tissues, aiding injections when venous access is difficult in very ill patients. It accelerates absorption, aiding operations and certain fractures by enabling direct tissue administration.
Hyaluronidase boosts local anesthesia uses in medicine
Dr H N Bundesen notes hyaluronidase increases the effectiveness of local anesthetics and enhances pain relief during bone adjustment and childbirth. He cites its growing role in medical procedures once deemed impossible and its use in delivering babies and treating seriously ill patients. A separate Q A explains light brown perspiration as hereditary pigment or pigment producing bacteria with intermittent cases due to low grade infections.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago December Chronicles
A collection of past events notes: in 1942 Temple Calhoun announced his candidacy for city fire and police commissioner against P. L. Anderson. In 1932 George Weichlein, 87, Civil War veteran and former Texas Ranger, died at his home. Other items recall the 1922 Christmas seal drive nearing $3000, stark 1912 weather larks, 1902 bread price cuts, and 1892 income tax debate.
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Temple Calhoun
P. L. Anderson
George Weichlein
E. Elmira Jr
Ife
17Th
Wisconsin Infantry
Master Bakers Assn
United States
Congress
Winchell New York Tonight with Walter Winchell
A 1952 New York Mirror column by Walter Winchell sketches the cultural fray from Lindy’s to West Side dangers and Broadway ambitions. It notes Andrea Blayne’s caution of a predatory agent, the rise of TV power brokers, Taft's cabinet comment, and Don Sharpe’s career arc.
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New York
Art Ford
Lindy’s
16Th Precinct Prowl
19Th
Heaven
Backing Down On the News by Bugs Baer
Arthur Bugs Baer critiques wartime media funding schemes and TV gimmicks. He mocks selling popcorn on Channel 12 to finance deficits while noting bankers, producers, and NATO dealings. The column features social satire and remarks on Europe’s debt and birth rate theories.
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Arthur “Bugs” Baer
Channel 12
NATO
France
England
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Cancer of
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Tonio
Frank Cross
Antish Troy
Nick Kenny
Bry Nigh Kane
Sokolsky
George E. Sokolsky
Pegler
Dr. H. N
L. A. Light
Mister Breger
Walter Winchell
Andrea Blayne
Tom
Taft
Baltimore
Durkin
A. F. of L
Ike
Alan Gale
Alan
Gale
Horn
Revenue Dept
Charlie's
Pals
Playhouse
Heelywood
P. S
New York Mirror
Winchell
EABC
Bank of England
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