Truman’s Veto Fatal to Price Control in Congress
The piece denounces President Truman’s veto of a price control bill as dictatorial and tyrannical. It argues the veto preserves OPA powers and blocks congressional judgment, labeling Truman a machine politician who seeks to dominate Congress and halt national price control. It calls for a stricter, more restrictive bill to curb bureaucratic power.
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Truman
Congress
Office of Price Administration
Tts
Prine
New York
Winchell
Ambrose Bierce
Assan
J Says By Walter Winchell On the air and in print reporters recall Hopper and a night of police chatter
Walter Winchell laments craft and courage in journalism while recalling a famed pipeman Jimmy Hopper and a police misstep. He notes photographers at a crime scene and a scanner of air gossip as society reflects on sensationalism and censorship.
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Runyon
Agal
Velvet Hammer
Jimmy Hopper
Hopper
Ninetooth Precinct
Wes
Winchell
Strange farewell war warning from Ehrenburg in America
Russian journalist Ehrenburg tours the United States and writes of a complex country with a great people. He accuses some American press of misinforming and says Americans, like Russians, are watched by state influence. He notes luxury and poverty, cites banquets in Moscow and Washington, and warns of fascist remnants while hoping for future peace between peoples.
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New York
Yya Ehrenburg
United States
Sevestia
Stalin
Dickens
Lions’ Club
America
Ehrenburg
Russia
State Department
Palm Beach
Hollywood
Missippi
Sam
Washington
Earenburg
Moscow
Kunis
Symione
Mirror of Your Mind: Gould Answers Reader Inquiries
Lawrence Gould comments on dating norms and social insensitivity, noting shyness and finances influence on men who do not ask women out. He discusses mental disability stigmas, heredity, and the idea that reverent, practical work can transform youths. The column invites further general-interest questions.
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Gould
Cary
Pancreatic Ells and the Dilemma of Treatment
A medical explainer on acute pancreatitis contrasts its indistinct symptoms with ruptured ulcers and gallbladder inflammation. It discusses diagnostic uncertainty, the life‑saving risk of surgery, and recommended nonoperative care when pancreatitis is not confirmed, noting the critical choice doctors face in saving patients.
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Norman G. Cadfrey
England
Godfrey
King Feas
Synth, Inc
Simple early reception menu after wedding
Advice suggests a light reception by 11 am with dainty sandwiches, small cakes, cookies, iced punch or coffee, celery hearts, olives, carrot sticks, mints, and a bride’s cake. Include varied sandwich fillings, cheese spreads, cucumber slices, and hot cheese biscuits for a modest, tasteful spread.
Disputed County Tuberculosis Home Conditions Spur Action
A 1936 grand jury urged the Commissioners Court to address the disgraceful conditions at the county tuberculosis home. The report called for immediate action by county officials.
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Commissioners Court
Criminal District Court Grand Jury
Unusual downtown sale and quirky street scenes in a heat wave
A downtown store advertises sick Jigse salt at 1.50 per pair as heatwaves stir buying. Shoppers discuss ice box versus electric box, while passersby observe street scenes including a nude baby on a bicycle seat and tourists returning from Mexico. The piece mentions Rosetta Schraeder and Lucy F. Gathing postwar service and a former Graphic editor.
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Navarro Street
Enlil
Travis Park
Methodist Church
Mexico
Gunter Hotel
Rosetta Schraeder
France
Germany
Red Cross
K. R. Byrd
The
Graphic
Ite
Red Cross European Front
Lucy FE. Gathing
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Bruck
Kerman Geering
Old John Street Church relics and Washington oath site
The Old John Street Church in New York City houses relics including a Wesley block. Federal Hall at Nassau and Wall Streets marks where George Washington took the oath as the first U S president on April 30, 1789.
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Old John Street Church
New York City
John Wesley
Fereral
Nassau and
Wall Streets
George Washington
United States
Marian Martin Summer 1946 Pattern Book Features
Pattern 9422 sizes 12 to 20 with neckline Flared skirt. Adineh fabric 2718 yards. Marian Martin Summer 1946 book offers new easy fashions, free home slippers headwear patterns. orders from New York delivery weeks.
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San Antonio
Tex
Marian Martin
New York
Night the World Shook leads 20th Century Fox slate
Hollywood notes reveal Rich ard Greene to direct his first postwar film The Night the World Shook produced by Gene Markey with Dick star in a Caribbean prison camp tale from Nun nally Johnson. Kay Francis replaces Ruth Sussey in State of the Union ahead of Broadway. Barry Fitzgerald’s brother Arthur Shields lands a role in The Fabulous Dorseys. Dirk Haynes to be paid 250000 for three months’ loafing amid strikes and tax pressures.
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KON. S. Start
Hollywood
20Th Century Fox
Richard Greene
Gene Markey
Dick Star
Nunnally Johnson
Convics
Ruth Sussey
State of the Union
Kay Francis
Kay
Broadway
Ruth
Barry Fitzgerald
Arthur Shields
Shields
Abbey
Dorseys
Harry
Dirk Haynes
Traymes
Dick His
Haymes
Skitch Manderson
Anita Colby
Gladys Robinson
Eddie G
Eddie
Hogland
Smike
Ife
Carole Landis
Horace
Timidlapp
New York
Ed Jayfree
Stanwyck
Barbara
Bob Taylor
Gene Raymond
D. A. Dorans
Paul Short
Bress and Simiio
Ronald Colman
20Th
George Apley
Secuona
Havana
20Th Century-Fox
San Antonio Light and Gazette Readers Guide Rates
Publication details for the San Antonio Light and Gazette include office address, Associated Press credit, and mail subscription rates by region and duration. Rates list daily and Sunday options, including carrier delivery, with prices varying by Texas and other states, alongside circulation notes and copyright statements.
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SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
Fifth
San Antonio-6
Texas
Associated
Associated Press
Republication
Svisa
Gino
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