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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1941
Page
9
Opinion piece arguing that immigration controls must accompany action against subversives already in the United States. It calls for stronger deportation, stricter scrutiny of entrants, and removal of alien enemies, including communists, from U.S. society and economic life. It urges full measures, not half, for national defense.
An extended tribute salutes Pastor Niemoller for his stand on religious liberty. Bells toll from Cape Cod to the Gulf as crowds recall his four years in a German prison camp. The piece honors his steadfast faith amid Nazi oppression and reflects on the global impact of his martyrdom.
By Elsie Robinson celebrates unselfish service across faith leaders families and soldiers. It honors priests pastors mothers and wives who give up dreams to build a home and defend liberty. It urges enduring faith that goodness pays and God remembers those pressed by tyranny.
A historical notice explains erythromelalgia with red discoloration and burning pain in legs triggered by warmth and exercise. It notes progression from mild early symptoms to severe attacks, skin tenderness, and relief when legs are elevated. Possible vascular nerves disturbance implicated, with treatment attempts including sympathetic nerve cutting showing good results in some Manchester patients.
The fragment discusses using nerves to plead vessel operations as a potential relief method. It mentions King Fenn. Syed. Ine and hints at Devere and Bundesen in a unclear context. The readable text is incoherent but suggests medical or surgical phrasing.
The text notes ancient Greeks counted time from Olympic origins, cites that 34 of 88 Declaration signers were lawyers, and that 27 signers were college graduates with eight born on American soil. It also mentions a long lived homing pigeon from World War I era and scattered notes on Chile, Industry of Chile, Olivia and Peru.
The reader asks if stopping defense bonds and funding via taxes is wise and whether buying all defense bonds keeps taxes down. The reply warns against excessive taxes as ruin and suggests the defense bond approach, though the text is garbled and unclear about concrete steps.
A fragment discussing how increasing borrowing reduces the need for taxation to fund defense. It mentions obtaining funds via posts, banks, or direct appeals to the U S Treasury in Washington. The text is garbled but centers on financing defense through loans and taxes.
A self critical editorial confesses not voting in a special senatorial election. The writer laments civic laxness, admits hypocrisy, and recounts prior preaching of good citizenship while failing to cast a ballot. They compare public duty to personal restraint, acknowledge traffic-law lapses, and pledge reform.
Washington reports claim the National Labor Relations Board and its employees are under fire from a union faction described as betrayed by a board that favors open shop policies, no checkoff, and minimal wage or working condition protections. The Labor Helator recounts secret sessions and a proposed contract favoring management, with labor pushing a substitute plan for wage raises seniority protections and union shop. The piece notes internal criticism by board members and a threat of strike actions if no fair defense program is adopted. The report is distributed by King Features Syndicate.
A fragmented reminiscence from Cory k 2088 catalogues silent men in New York night life. It contrasts a mute cabaret performer and talkative sports writers, noting the paradox of silence amid Broadway bustle and social chatter.
JURY 1 1931 County Judge W A Wurzbach circulated letters asking county officials to accept salary cuts of 10 to 26 percent in a county economy move. Model dancing banned by recreation buildings. ale beer titles. July 4 1921 rapid progress on Old Spanish Trail between Antonig and Houston per Harry Locka field engineer. The Pirat Surveillance groups, last in Mexican border patrol, have returned to Kelly.
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