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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1955

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Hearst News Task Force Interviews Soviet Leaders

Hearst reporters led by William Randolph Hearst Jr. interview Molotov Khrushchev Zhukov Bulganin and conduct an off the record talk with Churchill in London. London Daily Mail terms the mission an unprecedented world scoop and praise the Hearst team for broad coverage of Soviet policy and U.S. relations.

William Ran Fudolph Hearst Jr London Winston Churchill London Daily Mail Britain Washington United Nations Free World Europe United States Mr. Hearst Frank Conniff Kingsbury Smith International News Service Newsweek Magazine Hearst Newspaper Hearst Moscow Kremlin Vyacheslav M Molotov Soviet Union Georgi Zhukov Eisenhower U. S Nikolai Bulganin Molotov U.S Supreme Soviet Winston

Heat Therapy And Exercise For Buerger's Disease

Health talk explains careful heat use and a specific leg exercise for Buerger's disease. It warns against hot water bottles and sun lamps and prescribes a bathtub heat at 160 degrees Fahrenheit, plus a cycle of elevation and dangling to improve circulation.

Buerger

Roosevelt visits Vatican on return from Yalta

Ten years ago and twenty years ago notes mark February 19 for President Franklin D. Roosevelt stopping at the Vatican on his way home from Yalta and a 1935 item on San Antonio utilities.

Roosevelt Vatican City Yalta San Antonio

Puzzle Keyboard Fortune Message From a Name

A short item describes a daily fortune game that uses a name length to derive a key number and reading a message from a grid. It also lists historic police, cremation, fire, streetcar incidents with dates including February 19, 1925 and earlier, noting incidents and a curious 1385 entry.

Winchell on Broadway Highlights and City Gossip

Celebs including Doris Day Arlene Francis and Marie McDonald decorate Reuben's midnight hour. Jackie Coogan returns to Hollywood via Lindy’s as Elliott Nugent and Courtney Burr shop talk at Dinty Moore's. Joe DiMaggio carries provisions to Marilyn Monroe at the Monte Roanes hotel. Phyllis Kirk buys TV apparel for Red Buttons show at Loré Taylor's. Sherman Billingsley loved by a Welsh Terrier puppy. Myron McCormick thrilled by his role in Ankles Aweigh. Maureen O'Hara in The Long Gray Line. Debbieddie in 47th St snow after witnessing The Desperate Hours. Garbo buys caviar and bagels at Madison Ave delicatessen. A peddler known as Smiling Jakie saves for a wheelchair and donates to Polio Fund. Manhattan Murals note a Chinese gentleman and matron on Madison Avenue in Spanish. A sign reads For the Hole in Your Head. Tuesday Mamborama at Rose Jang for youths. The tiny W. 54th doll-house venue. Jersey Ferries after dark. Broadway Owl: Pat Marand in The Pajama Game. Janis Paige replaced. Rosemary O'Shea connected to Call Me Madam. Caskie Stinnett joins Bucks County exodus. Keith Trenton weds Dorothy Munster. Zsa Gabor rumored for The Big Snatch. Reader wire quotes court victories hidden by opposition papers. Jan August dies. John Weber's Paths of Paradise release. Ethel Merman rumored to quit stage. © 1955 NE.

Doris Day Arlene Francis Marie McDonald Jackie Cor Hollywood Lindy Elliott Nugent Courtney Burr Dinty Moore Joe DiMaggio Winchell Phyllis Kirk Loré & Taylor's Miss Garbo Pat Marand Marion Colby Janis Paige la Colby Abc-Tv T's Philip Ingalls The Lambs Club Rosemary O'Shea Me Madam Red Mill Caskie Stinnett Bucks County Keith Trenton Dorothy Munster Broadcasting-Telecasting Sa Zsa

Mirror of Your Mind Women and Money

An opinion piece discusses patriarchal distrust of women in financial matters and how trustful husbands benefit from their wives handling finances. It notes depression as emotion linked to understanding causes and urges talking with a friend. It also examines chronic illness and resentment based on emotional maturity and dependence.

Joseph “Whitney Tupon King Fea. Syn., Inc

Portraits By James J. Metcalfe Our Mental Photo

A short poem reflecting on memories that outlive photographs. It suggests mental images of moments like birth, death, laughter, and fear endure beyond any camera. The piece emphasizes inner pictures that feel as real as events once experienced.

James J. Metcalfe Field Enterprizes, Inc

Your Daily By FRAACES DRAKE Horoscope

Sunday February 20 1985 guidance by stars lists zodiac signs Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio and more. It urges thoughtful actions prioritizing duties church exercise and balance while warning against overzealousness and compromising principles in relationships.

Fraaces Drake Ariest

Horoscopes Suggest Cautious Yet Bold Path Through Year

The column offers star signs from Sagittarius to Pisces with advice on timing, self reflection, and pursuing talents. It notes a focus on diligence, health, and faith, urging readers to record abilities, review growth, and seek divine guidance to unlock potential. Birthdates of notable figures are mentioned, with copyright attributed to King Features Syndicate.

belief in the resurrection hinges on Jesus' identity

Billy Graham argues belief in Christ’s resurrection rests on Jesus as the Son of God rather than a mere miracle. He contends the testimony of others whose lives were changed confirms the truth if Jesus claimed divine status and demonstrated it through miracles.

Christ Jesus of Nazareth God Jesus Chicago Tribune New York News Syn, Inc

Hoover Commission Report on Civil Service Reform

Summary of Hoover Commission findings on civil service in 1955. It argues government employes total about 2.345 million with a 9 billion dollar payroll, critiques spoils and noncompetitive appointments, and calls for clear separation of policy making from noncareer and political duties. It recommends reshaping Schedule C and expanding professional managerial posts under presidential control to preserve policy making while ensuring efficiency.

George HE SOKOLSKY _ y Hoover United States Congress Hoover Commission Civil Service Kinz Features Syndicate, Inc

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Nikita Khrushchev Communist Party Soviet Russia Stalin Russia DE. H. N. Bundesend League City Public Service Co Phil Wright Frank James Kansas City Laclede W. Commerce L_ & G. N_ station Broadway Fourth Thinois Commerce St. Mary's Winchell On Broadway Walter Winchell Jakie Polio Fund Manhattan Madison Avenue Sith Street Rose- Jang W. 54Th Gotham’s Jersey Ferries Jan August Snelodan Joan. Weber Johnnie Ray Charlotte Rae Paul Killan Blue Angel Marjorie Lord Kitty Carlisle J. Chapman Betty Murphy Vegas Hamilton Kelton Dr's Hosp Pop Ethel Merman Leslie Canky’s Serge Rubinstein la Comedie Salittarius Sapittaare King Fea, Syn., Inc Billy Graham Sokolsky Hoover. Commission Mr. Breger
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