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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1950

Page

12

Nicaraguan canal gains momentum in Congress

A House Merchant Marine subcommittee led by Rep. Donald L. O'Toole has produced an intelligent appraisal of the Nicaraguan canal. It argues the canal would shorten East and West Coast routes and reduce risk from enemy action, while noting hostile Panamanian sentiment and welcoming Nicaragua as a friendly, defender-ready partner. The panel urges full congressional study and possible decision by the full body.

Congress Merchant Marine Committee House of Representatives Donald L. O'Toole New York Panama Canal Panama O'Toole Panama Canal Zone United States Subcommittee Nicaragua Danang

Avalanche of actions a single act can unleash

Rhetorical meditation warns that small deeds and words can trigger vast consequences like an avalanche. The piece suggests personal guilt and collective responsibility, noting our impulses and the danger of complacency as Edith battles melancholy caused by her mother.

Edith

By Elsie Robinson death and a tangled emotional fallout

The piece describes Jack and Jim amid a dirty deal, Harry's struggle with faithfulness, Edith's breakdown at her typewriter, and a temper spark that upends all. A boss, a brother in law, and a chain reaction of anger and fear follow as the bystander question arises about innocence.

Jack Jim Harry Edith King Syn

Christmas Message From Luke Christ the Lord Text

A Bible verse from Luke 2 references a savior born in the city of David. The note underscores the day’s theme of Christ the Lord.

City of David Christ the Lord

Diet and protein needs in liver disease and congenital syphilis test

Health guidance on cirrhosis diet stresses starches and sugars to fuel the liver, with emphasis on ample high quality protein and potential vein nutrition if solid food is not possible. It notes glycogen as fuel, and suggests vitamins, minerals, and sources like yeast and orange juice. A reader asks if a blood test proves congenital syphilis, answered that it is generally sufficient though spinal fluid testing may be advised.

J.D Cony Hine Feat. Synd., Inc

Editorials and notices from a 1920s San Antonio page

A jumble of dated notes recalls international politics with an anti Nazi editorial and mentions of Soviet Russia. It also reports January 23 events including Br Bowman Crowell addressing the A L Lions club on Man Control of Nature and Gen John J Pershing’s Feb 1 reception by Southern Department leaders. A German alliance appeal urges German language schooling for children, while stock men face pickpocket concerns in San Antonio. The Gel Knapp Rifles banquet with Maj Bob Gyeen is listed among young ladies and boarding home events.

Soviet Russia Bowman Crowell American College of Surgeons of Chicago 5. A. Lionas Club John J. Pershing Allance San Antonio 7. G. Murphy St. Mary's Gelknap Rifles Bob Gyeen

Television screens and wave traps described in early radio lore

Did you know that direct view TV sets place the picture on a flat end of a cane shaped tube yet are called a screen. In radio a wave trap blocks unwanted waves or signals from reaching the receiver.

Pegler Scrutiny Links Morgenthau to lend lease bill risks

Westbrook Pegler argues that Henry Morgenthau faced a softer oath than Johnny Maragon in a senate inquiry into the lend lease bill. He claims Morgenthau’s testimony on January 28, 1941, lacked sworn precision while Foley and Cox pressed for the bill’s origin and authorship amid criticism of wartime policy and executive power.

Westbrook Pegler New York Johnny Maragon Kansas City Senate Henry Morgenthau Maragon Morgenthau Ed Furry Oscar Cox Morgenthau A Foley The Treasury Cox Ivan Morgenthau Hiram Johnson California Scrivener Roosevelt Sen Bennett Champ Clack

Indictment Reflections From Maragot Memoir

In a 1959 King Features Syndicate column, Maragot recalls a 1947 phone call with the president and Ed Foley, mortgage of Lend Lease origins, and his critique of Foley and Oscar Cox. He questions government lawyers' duty to disclose and cites Senator Johnson's handling of Reticence.

Ed Foley Oscar Cox Foley Congress Jendrease Morgenthau Cox Jendlease Toby Judge Clark Hiram Johnson Johnson Treasury Sen. Johnson Clark Coommater

Baering Down On the News By Arthur Bugs Baer

Cartoonish column mocks televised Congress with quips about women in office and tax spending. References True man's opening monologue and jokes about Jess reasons and koffas, ending with a sour note on congressional adjournment.

Baering Arthur Bugs Baer Congress

Odd electrical reach and poultry facts reported

A quirky report notes that about 70 percent of United States farms have electricity. It also mentions that a six-month-old pullet tends to lay its first egg around that age.

United States

Windhe On- MeO By Walt and Broadway Gossip

Walter Winchell notes gossip from Broadway and cinema with mentions of Artie Shaw's hospital visit and Leo de Lyon slinging quips. The column teases appearances by Rogalind Courtright and Kay Thompson, plus industry chatter on pendant horse racing, a Dallas assassination joke, and a rumor about a Statler hotel move.

Artie Shaw Leo de Lyon Rooters Paul Gr Tomorro Rogalind Courtright Maisonette Hit Rosalin Keith Ratt Be Jones Calumet Farm Pendant

Independent NmwaPr Arm Anno Page Abbrev Gazette

The fragment appears to describe a 19th century independent newspaper with founding date January 20, 1861, serving San Antonio and surrounding areas. It includes subscription rates, publication schedule, and printing details. Information is scattered and partly illegible, but indicates historic press operations and pricing.

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