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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1957

Page

10

Policy hearings as vital check on conduct of office seekers

SokrGlisky argues that Senate foreign relations hearings into John Foster Dulles and Truman era policy are a sound function of both parties. He notes past Republican scrutiny of Acheson, MacArthur debates, and calls for open investigations of fiscal policy, taxes, monopolies, and labor unions while warning against secret proceedings and one-sided committees.

John Foster Dulles Senate Foreign Relations Committee U. S Roosevelt Truman Dean Acheson Gen. MacArthur Committee On Armed Services Committee On Foreign Relations Senate Frederic Br, Coudert Jr Congressional Committee Teamsters Union Automobile Workers Union Dave Beck Walter Rewther Congressional Skillet Balt Syndicate Inq

Through the Years from the La Antonio Light

A collage of brief historical notes from The La Antonio Light covering February 3 1047 1037 and 1927 items including a petition to block a San Antonio Missions ballpark a theater attraction with Gladys Swarthout and Fred Mae pilots parachuting in Bexar County commentary on German submarine warfare and a 1897 health note all drawn from archived entries with varied dates and events.

San Antonio Missions Mitchell Love Isuighe Sneut Majesties Theater Gladys Swarthout Fred Mae Murray

Air Power and the Atomic Age in National Defense

The piece argues that national security hinges on strong air power alongside land and sea forces in the atomic age. It cites Gen. Norstad and Democratic senators warning that U S airpower must be qualitatively and quantitatively sufficient to deter and defeat Soviet forces, despite perceived numerical advantages. It urges vigilance against overconfidence in Soviet air superiority.

Sen Saltonstall Lauris Norstad NATO Europe Armed Services Subcommittee Soviet Russia Bulganin Khrushchev Gen. Norstad

Trinity University Seeks Living Endowment Drive

Trinity University launches a five year effort to raise 250000 for a living endowment to close the gap between tuition and actual education costs. The campaign aims to elevate faculty salaries to attract top teachers, strengthen ethics and spiritual values, and sustain San Antonio's independent university with national significance. It notes the student body spanning 100 Texas counties, 48 states, and many countries, stressing faculty strength over campus size.

The Friends of Trinity Texas

Faiths Unite in Dorchester Heroism and Titus Lessons

Canon Harper recalls the Dorchester disaster of 1943 in which four chaplains from Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths gave life jackets to soldiers and perished together. The piece links their sacrifice to enduring memory and notes Bnai Brith awards in their honor. It also recounts Titus guiding early church leadership, Paul’s critiques, and bishop qualifications drawn from scripture.

Europe Tronp Dorchester North Atlantic George L. Fox Clark John P. Washington Alexander D. Gone Bnai B'rith Crete Paul Titus Usua Nea Corp

Notable Frontier Baptist Minister Morrell Arrives 1836

James Farrer's essay recalls ZN Morrell, famed Baptist preacher and frontier figure who arrived in 1836, known for firepower, roaming preaching, and authorship of Flowers and Adults of the Frontier. The piece notes his influence and a book published under copyright 1257 by James Farrer.

James Farrer Morrell James Facbor

Bishop Sheen Examines Modern Speed and Longing

Bishop Sheen on KONO-TV-12 ponders how speed defines modern life. He says time shifts from money to rapid pace, linking impatience to ulcers and neurosis while contrasting noisy radio voices with calm announcers. He argues speed is a longing to escape destiny, a flight from self toward an imagined godlike ubiquity.

Pex Adler Hag 1 America New York Max Ileard Adam Francis Thompson Heaven George Matthew Adama Ber Vley

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Sokrglisky la Antonio Brooke Field Bexar County Field Tila Wilson Germany Indies Neddler Peidlers Noua Air Force Norstad Sen. Symington Trinity University Living Endowment Trinity St. Mary's San Antonio Irinity University Canon H. V. Harper St. Tews St. Paul Tere Carinth Tius By Fulton J. Sheen Bishop Walton Sheen Kono-Tv-12 Loule Mhohede
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