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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1950

Page

12

Not Our Way of Life World Government Debate In Congress

A pamphlet argues against a world government moving through state legislatures and Congress. It cites Georgia rescinding approval and quotes Senator Glenn Taylor on sovereignty sacrifices. It warns a world system would strip U.S. sovereignty, taxes, and police powers, turning America into a world puppet.

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Truman Critics Say He Drops Roosevelt in Campaign Speech

The Jefferson Jackson day dinner speech by President Truman shows a shift from crediting Roosevelt to taking sole ownership of his policies. The piece argues Truman rode Roosevelt’s legacy to election and now seeks to govern in his own name, citing fewer mentions of Roosevelt and a perceived rise in self assertion.

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Seek Ye First the Kingdom of God Verse Quoted

A religious quotation from Matthew 6 33 urging focus on God's kingdom and righteousness. The text emphasizes trust that needs will be provided. It presents a Bible verse style exhortation without broader context.

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These Days by George E Sokolsky on Washingtons liberty creed

The essay argues the United States has always needed a life plan that lets diverse races and faiths coexist with peace and amity. It recalls George Washington’s 1775 orders to Benedict Arnold stressing discipline, restraint toward Canadians and Indians, and respect for religious liberty. Washington’s humane, individual conscience message underpins American tradition.

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Did You Know Fact Pack From Old Almanac Data

Turtle eyes and iguana eyes are noted as food by South Americans. The bite whale may be 25 feet at birth and 400 feet when mature. Japanese inventors are credited with the folding fan in 670 A D. New popcorn varieties expand up to ten or kernel sizes when popped. Iowa yields about one third of U S popcorn production.

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Europe unchanged in conditions since founding, only maps shift

A statement asserts that conditions in Europe have not materially or fundamentally changed since the nation’s founding, while the only enduring variable is the changing map of Europe across history.

Europe

Pegler on Truman and Baruch in 1949 White House scandal

Westbrook Pegler rails at President Truman as crude and uncouth amid alleged abuses of power. He attacks Baruch for backing a losing 1948 campaign and claims Truman insulted Mrs Thurmond during 1949 inaugural events. Pegler links Truman to Pendergast era crime and accuses the White House of selling access to reporters.

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Baruch and the White House Press Game in Washington

An opinionated critique traces Baruch’s influential sway over Truman coverage, lauding Krock while denouncing White House press conferences as staged propaganda. It attacks Roosevelt era press dynamics, political reporting cliques, and the perfidy of sycophants.

Bacitracin Seen as Promising Germ Killer and Amebic Treatment

A thorough study of bacitracin, derived from bacillus subtilis, shows it as a promising germ killer with local use for infections including eye and skin cases. It also appears effective against amoebic dysentery when given orally, with most patients relieved of symptoms after treatment, though some parasite presence persisted without symptoms and higher doses aided outcomes.

Pneumonia Treatment Considerations Involving Bacitracin

Dr H N Bundesen notes Bacitracin treats pneumonia with excellent results. It may help non responsive pneumonia cases when penicillin fails. Some evidence suggests penicillin plus bacitracin could outperform either alone. Ongoing studies aim to reduce potential damaging effects.

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Arizona Indians ban swastika in weaving designs

Four tribes in Arizona prohibit the swastika in basket and blanket weaving. The Nazi emblem prompted the ban as a public response to the emblem’s use.

Arizona

San Antonio News Bits From Early 1900s

Fragments report on a children's hospital bond issue plan with 200 beds, a February 2 entry notes a municipal project. Anne Morgan to visit San Antonio in March for three days. A polo tournament in Texas with teams from Houston Midland Fort Worth and Deer Park. Sidney H. Lanter wedding. remains to Cincinnati. A newly launched municipal owner ship boat in San Antonio. Country travel caution about thickels ab the Wants.

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On Broadway On Broadway by Walter Winchell

Walter Winchell roasts political claptrap around UN figures and Fascist accusations. He cites Gebert tied to a World Federation, notes dismissals and arrests, and blasts supporters and defenders of anti democratic groups. The column weaves political intrigue with postwar paranoia and media outlets.

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Baering Dowrn On the News by Bugs Baer

The column humorously critiques deciphering treaty language between Russia and China, noting diplomats’ bows versus dodges and the difficulty of Slavonic phrasing. It jokes about a future surprise in 1980 and imagines a chaotic foreign pact leading to unlikely war declarations.

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