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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1943
Page
4
The piece argues against labeling opponents of Roosevelt's New Deal as the lose the war party. It warns such a branding would cast millions of citizens as unpatriotic. It urges commitment to constitutional government, free enterprise, and strong state rights amid wartime unity.
Walter Winchell reports a collage of society mischief and Broadway buzz. Celebrities including Garbo, Mona Maris, Jay Jostyn, and other notable names mingle at the Palace, Stork, and Delmonico. Memos mix politics, theater, and wartime morale with reflections on Winged Victory reviews and a warning from G men Hoover, plus society quips from Broadway and New York.
A reader recounts Mary’s unexpected return to walking after years, attributing it to faith rather than medicine. The narrative reflects hope replacing despair, noting that belief awakens dormant hopes and dreams, with Mary’s quiet radiance as the sign. The piece emphasizes faith as a simple, universal choice shaping life.
In San Antonio unemployed ex servicemen seek laborer jobs through the national reemployment office. The office has placed 1210 men on PWA projects and needs 500 more workers. Also notes a fatal injury at Fire House No 1 on a Vic horse accident and related details.
The article recalls a man believing with simple faith to seek Christ for help, showing that faith unites human desire with God's will. It emphasizes a calling to declare belief, “Lead, I believe. help my unbelief,” as the turning point for mercy and healing.
The piece argues most Allied forces remain in reserve two years into the war, with only about 100 000 of land troops in action on European fronts and around 30 000 in the Pacific, warning that victory requires intensified use of power and that Europe may end in early 1944 while Japan lasts under a year longer.
Harvard Medical School researchers report that meals high in protein help stabilize blood sugar and sustain energy, reducing hunger and fatigue in workers. Tests compared starchy, high fat, and protein meals, showing protein meals maintained blood sugar and steady metabolism for six hours. Meat milk eggs whole grain cereals beans and peas are recommended to ensure balanced protein intake.
A fragmented 1898 narrative imagines Texas choosing among suitors England France and the United States with Uncle Sam as a favored protector while John Quincy Adams debates annexation. Texas eventually rejects the indecisive offer, under Houston’s orders, and the matter lingers as a pending annexation. The San Antonio Light notes publication details and newspaper rights.
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