Trinity University Booster Drive Seeks San Antonio Support
Trinity University launches its second annual Booster club drive aimed at enrolling 1000 San Antonians and raising 37000 for operations plus 12000 for library backs. The article notes the university’s economic impact, student demographics, branches, and diverse faith representation, urging local residents to back the growing Christian institution.
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Trinity University
America
San
Church of Christ
Randolph Field
Taeckland Air Force Base
Army Area Laboratory
Spring Comes Strange in Western California Land
Poetic meditation on California spring contrasts barren hills with sudden renewal. The narrator reflects on life and death, longing for the cleansing miracle of rain and the rebirth it brings, imagining death as a natural bloom like spring.
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New England
California
Spring Comes Strangely to the Western Slope
A poetic reflection on spring’s return across the western slope, describing grasses waking, creeks rising, and a renewal of hope after long vigil. The speaker urges stillness to let spring’s change move the heart and body, urging a sap-like surge within.
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King Features Syndicate
Tac
Just Path Shines Toward the Perfect Day
A brief devotional excerpt cites Proverbs about the just living in a light that grows brighter until the perfect day. The verse emphasizes moral guidance and ongoing spiritual illumination.
Guilty of Treason film stirs debate on rights and justice
A Kyrie Bea. Syn column reviews the film Guilty of Treason about the Mindszenty case and broader trials of Alger Hiss and others. It contrasts American due process with totalitarian punishment, defends civil liberties, and condemns perceived hypocrisy in public figures especially Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini.
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Cardinal Mindszenty
New York
Alger Hiss
Harry Bridges
Homan
United States
Hiss
Medina
Hungary
Whittaker Chambers
Noel Field
Kisns Fuchs
Bergman
Moe Ton Pictures
Ingrid Bergman
Hubert Rossellini
Rossellini
Neme
Conyright
Kyrie Bea
Syn
Tne
Challenge to Eleanor Roosevelt over truth of Warm Springs tale
WESTBROOK PEGLER accuses Eleanor Roosevelt of withholding material information in magazine material about Franklin D Roosevelt's death at Warm Springs. He claims secrecy and falsification distort history, urging her to deny allegations and address why she did not publish certain details.
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Westbrook
Pegler
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States of America
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Cabal
Eleanor
Eleanor Ronsevelt
Secret Service
Eleanor Rongevelt
I.D.R
Laura Delano
Franklin
Get Eleanor Out Of the United Nations
A 1950 King Features Syndicate column argues Eleanor Roosevelt should be removed from the U N representation citing alleged Communist associations and unclear judgment. The piece accuses Grace Tully’s memoirs of omitting a key woman and criticizes aides including Bill Hassett for not detailing Roosevelt’s presence at Warm Springs.
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McInttre
Warm Springs
Washington
Grace Tully
Grace
Bill Hassett
Bill
Elizabeth Shoumatoff
Bil
Bleatter the Great
Hassett
Winthrop Rutherford
Eleanor Roosevelt
United Nations
Eciat
United States
King Ceatures Syndicate
Eczema in Babies Tends to Happen From Allergic Skin
A historical note explains eczema as an inborn skin sensitivity causing inflammation and blisters. It discusses higher risk for babies of allergic parents, the challenge of identifying irritants, and general care like sponge baths without soap, patting skin dry, and applying talc with sterile cotton to avoid further irritation.
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Henry
Eczema Care Guidance for Children by Dr Bundesen
Dr Bundesen outlines how to manage acute eczema in children. Keep skin dry and clean after mineral oil cleansing, avoid sun and cold exposure, and dress in light cotton clothing. Remove excess wool and test foods by elimination if eczema persists, adding soft foods gradually to identify triggers.
Truman coal dispute framed in public lobby clash
Arthur Baer comments on President Truman and John Lewis amid a coal strike dispute. The piece mocks political maneuvering and union rhetoric, hinting at Republican opposition and potential government actions to deepen the coal crisis.
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Baecrng Dow
Arthur “Bugs” Baer
John Lewis
Truman
Distribution of free pills likely outlawed in San Antonio
A notice from 1930 reports possible state action to ban distribution of free samples of pills and other medicines in San Antonio. The item also notes an upcoming visit by former President Calvin Coolidge and his wife to the city for a public engagement.
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San Antonio
Calvin Coolidge
Bigtown
Arthur Gaitifrey
Cbs
Chinatown
Early 20th Century Flight Tests and Notes From Huntsville
fragments describe influenza quarantine near San Antonio possibly lifting soon, vast applicant screening with half failing, rapid aeroplane shed work at Sam Houston with Lt Foulois testing wireless telegraph, wheels planned for field start, dated Feb 13 1900. Huntsville rounds note asks aid and time deductions, and a man arrested for profane language with a fine.
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Fe Sam Houston
B. F. Foulois
Huntsville
Mike
Chiata Mike
Did You Know About Coal Use and World-Long Rail
The note states six tons of coal per car and defines ton measurements. It mentions a 8000 mile transsiberian rail and a Davis Dam on the Colorado river near Hoover Dam. It notes 55 percent of American families own homes and hints at a vast infrastructure context.
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U.S
Trussia
Davis Dam
Colorado River
Broadway Radio Gossip and Society Notes
A chaotic montage of show business chatter from Broadway includes overheard discussions among agents about a producer's death, bids for talent like Ingrid Bergman and Pablo Berg, and notes on stars such as Helen Traubel, Ann Sothern, and Barbara Thorndike. It sketches industry maneuvering, marriages, divorces, and legal pauses, with fleeting celebrity sightings and humorous asides.
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N.v. Sun
Ronald Reagan
Berdita Chandler
Ted Lewis
White & Peace
Jeck Cole
George Renavant
Selena Royle
Vanderbilt
N. S
MGM
Hemingway
Bergman
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Publisher's Weekly
Alan Adam Blended
FDR
Ann Sothern
Cy Howard
Nancy Kelly
the Shortanarters
Runyon Fund
Rome
Yankees
the Mirror
J. Iacona
Marthe Bonga
G. Sowers
Sunny Isles Club
Eadie & Racle
Rite Angel
Flair
Ingrid Bergshan
Mary McCarty
June Hart
Frankie Laine
Heliaz Comics
Olsen & Johnson
Westey Wells
San Quentin
Wea
Wells
New York Mirror
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