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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1944

Page

8

Young America Speaks and Wartime Slogan Sparring

A collation of political quips and cultural notes on Roosevelt’s wartime messaging, Republican retorts, and public figures. Commentary references New Deal fatigue, odds on slogan shifts, and jabs at Hopkins Wallace and Frankfurter, plus cultural theater notes and a festive Benchley jab.

Harrison Spangler Spangler Harry Hopkins Henry Wallace Felix Frankfurter Flopkins Wallace Frankfurter

Busy Hands and Busy Minds Guard Girls' Careers

A feature on public school programs promoting practical knowledge to curb juvenile delinquency and foster active learning among students. The piece notes educators emphasize mental and physical activity as a path to success.

Warden and Glen Johnson Begin Two Days in Court

In a sunlit warden’s office, Glen Johnson, 21, of Allgood Township, learns his sentence range of one to three years with possible one third off for good behavior. He recalls a past theft involving a hundred dollars from a plumber, mistaken pride, and a harsh warning from the warden as he returns to his cell.

Hoover Roosevelt Washington Osviar Adam Fld Glen Johnson Allgood Township Grand Jeremy County Court Terra Fes Horn Geller Pormetted Glen Yourester Gin

The Gardener Gambit and the Parole Lesson

Mark Hellinger narrates a tale where Glen Johnson becomes a gardener for a warden. The warden trains him about honesty, yet Johnson is paroled after four months. Years later he returns, boasting he learned a hard lesson and declares a fresh start seeking ten thousand dollars.

Glen Johnson Glen

Postwar youth letter imagines a balanced future

A prize winning letter from 1944 envisions a middle course after World War II, blending modern life with old time religion and human bonds. It urges vigilance against tyranny, cherishes home and country, and aims for a democratic, improved American life rooted in freedom and friendship. The author cites Mrs Gladys White of Pawtucket as the sender.

Ele Robinson Gladys White Lafayette At Paw Tucket Tate le Riaz Byadieaia, Inc

Fragmented Old Column on Women and Weather Snippets

A jumble of quotes and notes on appearance and character contrasts with a brief weather and street scene. The piece references Shakespearean lines and a dog’s slippery sidewalk mishap, ending with a quip from Philander Johnson.

Mrs Ethel Merman Levitt Featured By Army News Desk

Mrs. Robert Daniels Levitt wife of Major Levitt a Manhattan newspaperman now with the armed forces is praised as the department’s favorite musical comedy star. The Levitts have two daughters named Ethel Merman Levitt the second. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.

Robert Daniels Levitt Major &. D. Levitt Manhattan Levitt Ethel Merman Levitts Ethel Merman Levitt Miss Levitt King Features Syndicate, Inc

Fifty-fifth Street Forum Scene Sparks Mixed Rehearsal

The piece recalls Butch LaGuardia’s drama and political scene at the old Mecca Temple on Fifty-fifth Street. Gertie Lawrence opened a project with a strong reception, though she insists Fifty-fifth Street is the route and that every word she spoke carried weight.

Butch LaGuardia Fifty-fifth Street Mecca Temple Gertie

Gertie’s act and a surreal review at LaGuardia Field

Arthur Bugs Baer describes Gertie’s show at LaGuardia Indoor Air Field with Susan and God as the standout piece. The blue ten yard scarf becomes a flexible prop for a wide range of antics from skipping rope to turbans and loops. The piece blends vaudeville with a comic critique of the theater project and local personalities.

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