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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1942
Page
19
Opinion piece cautions that over confidence threatens the nation amid war. It warns against lax effort and complacency, cites Aesop and Pearl Harbor as lessons, and urges Americans to use full strength, face axis resolve, and prepare for a long, costly conflict.
A humorous yet cautionary tale set near Winston and a San Antonio theater where a patron’s waistband jammed a zipper during a late show. The crowd wrestled with the device as a bystander freed the gentleman by cutting the sash while references to wartime air raid practice underscore the era’s tension.
A historical overview explains angina pectoris as chest pain from heart muscle ischemia. Attacks vary in location and duration, may follow activity or emotional stress, and involve changes in heart rate and blood pressure. Swiss doctor Frits Tate suggests arterial spasm underlies pain and supports dilation-focused treatment.
Dr. H N Bundesen discusses increasing arterial wall permeability to boost blood flow and notes how controlled dilation aids angina treatment. He warns excess nitroglycerin can harm patients and mentions nitro compounds and related drugs, with a drift into devotional remarks and a closing prayer by Open Forum Editor.
In a January 7 1032 announcement Thomas JH Portwood assistant superintendent of schools outlines continuation of academic courses at Mein Avenue Senior School and potential reassignment of up to 1000 students as a new Thomas Jefferson center opens. Charles G Dawee director of the DUDGOL and government department representatives plan Saturday talks on budget and process details.
The column discusses wartime propaganda, public morale, and strategic estimates. It questions optimistic forecasts, warns of overconfidence, and analyzes potential Allied and Axis moves in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Mediterranean theaters with references to Manila, Moscow, and Leyte.
A battered wartime letter recounts a sailor’s harrowing encounter with a Japanese submarine near the S. B. Aquiworld, describing the crew’s brave defense and near-certain peril. The piece reflects on loss, courage, and the call to remember those who sacrifice. The narrative preserves names like Captain Prelevick and Goncalves while conveying the grim reality of naval warfare and the heroism of the crew.
Fragmentary OCR reports a brutal murder case in San Avuairlis involving Col Richard Waterhouse, father of Gen. Richard Waleyhouse. Robbery with two whites and a negro arrested, public inquiry echoes a grim civic atmosphere and delayed justice.
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