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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1945
Page
8
Westbrook Pegler argues that Julius V Adams and other negro journalists misinterpret his criticisms and that such dispatches fuel misreadings and propaganda. He recalls examining black newspapers as trashy and sometimes dangerous, noting anti white propaganda and misleading ads.
Gene Ahern reflects on a controversial magazine column about the negro press and race, recounting past defenses and missteps. He discusses newspaper coverage of negro workers in jobs from switchboard operators to conductors, the fear of civil conflict, and the need for white readership to ease tensions by gradual inclusion while acknowledging potential unintended consequences.
After an 11 day delay, the Japanese vessel Hoshi Mivu departed Japan for China carrying relief supplies for American prisoners, announced by the Japanese foreign ministry on Monday.
A 1944 tax bulletin explains surtax exemptions and credits for filers. It outlines automatic benefits when using withholding receipts or Form 1040 short forms, and details exemptions for self, spouses, and dependents. It covers combined and separate returns, death and divorce effects, and marriage status on year end for eligibility.
Readable fragments show a scrambled daily crossword with numbered clues and cryptic hints. Entries include a long list of partial words and misprinted letters, suggesting a puzzle grid with themed clues like evening meal and river fish.
The registrar general reports 1943 England and Wales had 5000 fewer deaths than 1938 and 24,193 more births despite unseasonable weather and air raids. Fewer contagious diseases noted and tax issues loomed as some taxpayers attempted to flee the country.
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