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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1949
Page
15
The passage argues George Washington refused kingship or dictatorship due to faith in popular sovereignty. It asserts his belief in self-government and the danger of aristocratic rule, noting his reluctance to extend tenure left a lasting example for future leaders and a warning against ambitious successors.
A fragment from a World War II era letter attacks Communist propaganda as anti American and dangerous. It warns readers of daily mail being filled with hostile messages and predicts widespread influence on U S citizens and institutions.
Elsie Robinson condemns casual jibes at communism as dangerous. She argues that open mockery erodes standards, freedom, and Christianity and warns of harsher consequences for tolerating such conduct. The piece reflects postwar anxieties about political ideology and national loyalty.
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway season trends noting Death of a Salesman and Edward My Son share father son themes while grosses rise despite fewer plays. He cites Mae West and Mike Todd comebacks, box office chatter on The Big Knife and To Tell the Truth, and jokes about tardy arrivals.
A今日 verse presents Jesus declaring I am the Light of the world promising that those who follow Him will not walk in darkness but have the light of life in their path.
ARINUR Bugs Baer recalls meeting Stassen and comments on why the Republican committee did not nominate him. He jokes that combining governor, college president, and soldier would be too rich a mix and predicts a serious, unusual political war as leaders exhaust the college president pool.
Wests rudur Fegler reports Cardinal Spellman delivering a sermon and statement urging vigilance against Communist influence. He credits past House committee efforts for exposing treachery, cites figures like Dies Thomas and Dickstein, notes FBI and intelligence involvement, and recalls clashes with Nazi fascists. Spellman and the speaker urge all free men to unite against Communist crimes.
A 1959 King Features Syndicate column alleges Cardinal Mindszenty and Eleanor Roosevelt aided communists. It cites Rabbi Schultz and Murray as counterpoints, linking Catholic figures and Hollywood to anti Communist stances, with claims of collaboration and influence across decades.
A survey shows outer ear canal infection and inflammation are common. Treatment begins with thorough washing by a physician using a large ear syringe, followed by drying. When swelling is moderate, cotton with sulpha thiazole may be used. X ray or sulfablazote by mouth may be indicated for enlarged lymph glands, then antifungal and antiseptic ear drops after germ clearance.
By Dr. H. N. Bunderen. The ear drops may be put in by the patient themselves, morning and evening for the first two or three days. Washing of the ear canal is necessary, then it may be done at three day intervals, then at five day intervals, and finally at weekly visits.
A sheriff edict in Bexar county prohibits deputies wearing boots drawing varied opinions from locals. Dr P B Hil likes boots, Dan Quill argues they aid speed, Cosmo Lucchese questions comfort, and Louis W Schlesinger notes courthouse appearance resembles a border town.
The piece ponders Marshal Petain’s fate while questioning the justice of his imprisonment in his nineties. It questions collaboration and Teheran to Potsdam, and asks who started the Vichy government. It links fear and the Four Freedoms to ongoing persecution and wartime duty.
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