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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1951

Page

3

High Tax Harry Quandermanla Sparks Tax Debate

In Washington the administration faces scrutiny over heavy government costs and rising tax burdens on families. The piece criticizes President Truman and lawmakers for high taxes, notes the impact on domestic life, and argues Republicans could gain leverage by pledging federal expenditure restraint and tax relief to boost take-home pay.

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Christmas Cheer or Indian Giver Spirit

A reader questions the true meaning of Christmas giving as Mrs X distributed gifts to the needy only to see them swapped for items desired by recipients. The piece critiques substitute gifts and asks whether genuine happiness comes from the act or the label. It ends asking if the cheer is sincere or shows vanity.

Mrs. X FDR Washington Harding Coolidge Pols Bareey Tri Tian

Odd Facts From The Farm And Park News

By Elsie Robinson various clippings discuss shifts in U.S. dairy herds over three years per the Department of Agriculture and note surplus antelope moved from Yellowstone to other national parks including Dakotas. The fragmented text mentions questions about infant care and a casual inquiry about generous acts.

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Baeving Down on the News by Arthur Bugs Rake

A fragmentary opinion piece by Arthur Bugs Rake references political maneuvering and public scrutiny. It alludes to the Kefauver committee and a disrupted year, with a satirical tone about honesty and public affairs.

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Proverbs Verse Reflects Caution Over Evil

Today's scripture presents a wise man avoiding evil while fearing its lure, contrasting caution with rash bravado. The verse emphasizes prudent restraint and discernment in facing temptation. It echoes Proverbs 14 16, urging steady conduct and avoidance of reckless confidence.

Eisenhower as a Market Influence in a 1984 pamphlet

A critical note on Arthur Wiesnberger and company pamphlet Eisenhower as a Market Influence priced at $2.50. The piece argues the analysis is repetitive and unfounded, noting Eisenhower’s real ties to business and political groups, and questioning market impact claims while highlighting cautious investor attitudes and historical caution from Baruch.

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Hearst condemns hand-picked judges chosen by dirty hands

Editorially charged remark by William Randolph Hearst arguing against the appointment of judges selected through corrupt means. The stance underscores a demand for integrity and independence in judiciary selections amid political contention.

Pegler Scrutiny of American Labor Links in France

Westbrook Egley Paris dispatch denounces Irving Brown as a dubious American labor envoy involved in European politics. David J. Dallin retracts a Bolshevik label, Eleanor Roosevelt criticizes UN figures, and the piece claims the delegation acted without a US mandate, as a socialist conspiratorial influence.

Westbrook Eegley Paris Humanity Irving Broion New York Dave Dubinsky U.S France David J. Dallin Brown Eleanor Roosevelt United States Benjamin V. Cohen Henry the Cone Tommy the Cork White House Anna Lord Strauss Isader Lubin

Racketeers Run U S Show Abroad

A harsh opinion piece claims American Negroes lack authority to represent them and accuses Harlem figures, Mrs. Roosevelt, and unnamed elites of exploitation. It denounces Eisenhower era policies, the UN, and AFL leadership, naming Irving Brown and a network of political agents entwined with foreign affairs. Copyright 1951 Hing Features.

United States Wis Park Harlem Roosevelt Jim- Cy Washington Fiker White House Warm Springs Eisenhower Alger Hiss San Francisco Brown Dave Dubinsky American Federation of Labor AFL Sealises and Pays and Boves Lege Irving Brown Hing Averdileate, Inc

Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis In Infant Vomiting Course

Infant vomiting may signal a serious disorder requiring surgery. Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis narrows the stomach outlet, causing forceful projectile vomiting after feeds, weight loss, and persistent hunger. Onset is usually in weeks two to four, with waves of contractions and mucus in the throat.

San Antonio notices and events from 1941 era public records

Mixed items include Bolivar building opening as Ned Cross wartime training center, a 1932 school construction expenditure projection by Phelps and Dewees, Hugh Robertson named federal receiver for land and irrigation concerns, a 1941 deer incident near Crystal City, a brawl in a Salap party with chairs and missiles, and the final day of San Antonio streetcar passes.

la Villita Bolivar Ned Cross First Pard Wee Phelps & Dewees School Board Hugh KR. Robertson W. KR. Smith San Antonio Land & Jrrrigation Co Moddina Valley

Treatment and symptoms of abdominal tumors and bursitis

The text describes abdominal tumors detectable by touch in children and notes rapid fluid loss and wrinkled appearance. It claims prompt surgical removal can cure the condition and that babies often recover after operation. It also covers bursitis treatments from heat and packs to injections and hormones like ACTH and cortisone.

POR King Fea Sy. Inc

Press and politics clash in enduring Battle for public trust

Walter Winchell notes the presidents press skirmish is a long running clash between reporters and leaders. He cites Adams Jefferson Grant Roosevelt and Truman as examples while praising a free press. He recalls Churchill and a Times anecdote as reminders that public debate remains vital and politicians must endure scrutiny.

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