Appeasement of Russia in U S policy questioned
The piece argues American officials in Washington foresee recognizing Soviet sovereignty over the Baltic states and branding it a reversal of policy. It accuses Secretary Byrnes of yielding to Russia, warning that appeasement would humiliate America and invite further aggression and global concessions.
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Walter Winchell On Broadway Murky Nightlife Tidbits
Walter Winchell On Broadway presents breezy items from New York social life and theater circles. Vignettes include a Park Avenue coatroom encounter, a New Year’s Eve joke at Ciro’s, a midtown tavern anecdote, and quick quips about stars like Ty Power, Bette Davis, Spencer Tracy, and Bert Lahr.
Sleeplessness and Its Causes in High-Pressure Work
Sleeplessness affects hard physical laborers less, but writers, professionals, and artists often suffer. Causes include mental conflict, worry, fear, and anxiety, with underlying conditions like toxic goitre, hypertension, indigestion, and infections. Mental stimulation at day’s end can prevent quick sleep.
Local hotel chief elected San Antonio Hotel Association head
L A Light notes Roeland Burge, longtime hotel manager, elected president of the San Antonio Hotel Association, succeeding Cari J Wammons of the Robert E Lee. Burge, previously with the Gunter and St Anthony, now runs his third large local hotel, the Bluebonnet.
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Roeland Burge
Veltrah San Ancharger Tonto
Bluebannet
San Ananio Hotel Association
Cari
Sleep Aids and Sleep Hygiene Warned By Doctor
Dr H N Bundesen cautions that false light and improper sleeping surroundings disturb sleep and excessive stimulants may cause sleeplessness. He warns against habitual use of sleep drugs, noting habit formation and dangers unless physician directed.
Moscow diplomacy and Byrnes UNO questions in London
Washington circles weigh Byrnes Moscow trip and Molotov attendance against UN structure. Russia’s Bretton Woods ratification delays stir fears of Soviet isolationism challenging United Nations aims, with Byrnes and Dunn roles shifting for treaty work in London.
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You are shaping your future today simple words yet
The passage urges personal responsibility and self control as the key to the future. It argues that fate is led by present choices and that one’s essential self remains constant while circumstances may change. It warns against daydreams and social injustice, emphasizing inner discipline to mold destiny now.
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Decisive Life Truths Echoed by Elsie Robinson
A condensed excerpt cites Elsie Robinson on personal choice shaping fate, noting every small decision carries consequence and can affect life and death, urging memory of this stark fact. The fragment hints at a 19th century copyright note and a garbled attribution.
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Those Texans by James Farber Carpetbagger Clark in East Texas politics
The article recounts a Civil War veteran, a Union brigadier general who became a radical carpetbagger in East Texas after 1869. He capitalized on postwar turmoil, led mobs to influence elections, won a brief U S House seat in 1871, then faced counterrecounts as Texans exposed election fraud and overturned the result.
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Coliseum Site Suggestion Near Alamo Stadium
A reader proposes placing the proposed coliseum on vacant land adjoining Alamo Stadium. The letter argues joint use with the stadium would benefit citizens and organizations, noting shared transportation and parking facilities could serve both venues during fairs and events.
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Homer H, Hyde
Odd Facts 114 Ships Sunk Off U S East Coast
This item notes that one hundred and fourteen merchant ships were sunk by enemy submarines off the east coast of the United States during the war. It also mentions Missouri’s battleship design demanding 551,000 man days and 3,300,000 man-days for building. San Antonio Light publication details found in a 1900s era paper.
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