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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1959
Page
1
A critical column condemns the American National exhibit in Moscow as misjudged. It argues the display showcases real U S culture and should not be viewed as propaganda. The writer denounces abstractionist trends and accuses some committees of pandering to avant garde circles.
Fragmented text discusses emotional care for heart health and education. It notes mixed effectiveness of emotional guidance in men and the impact of schooling on response to national needs. Mentions teachers adopting new methods and transitional effectiveness over time.
A New York surgeon introduces a procedure to restore speech after larynx removal for cancer. An opening from the neck to the esophagus and a vein-based funnel allow air and sound to be produced, enabling clearer speech after minutes of instruction. Dr Johnny Conley reports 35 patients treated with safe, practical results matching esophageal speech.
From Tossa de Mar Spain Leu Miller radio man reports rugged Mediterranean scenery on Costa Brava matching Caleta Beach in Acapulco with secret coves and crystal waters. He notes little development and direct access by hiking slices of mountains near Bandera. Granada restaurant back in action as Joe Soane returns and Susan heads to New York.
Fragmented lines spell out concern and faith in democracy and mercy. References to May 9, 198, and Prov an Attch hint at a tragedy followed by calls to pray and persevere. Distinct names or places are unclear, but the piece centers on religion, democracy, and a community response.
A collage of dated San Antonio items from 1908 to 1939 covers events on July 4 including storm damage in Highland Park, a rabies quarantine wagon used by police, temperance actions by federal agents, street paving petitions, Lone Star Conference Stone Cutters convention, a Beeville Dancing Academy season closure, and notable local journalism moments.
Fragmented notes reveal a bustling mosaic of New York stage life with mentions of performers such as Xavier Cugatte, Wanda McKay, and Kay Bailey. The column touches onPhoto use disputes, theater lighting by Eugene Braun, and a mix of Broadway and Hollywood personalities attending venues from Radio City to the Barbizon, highlighting the era’s social swirl and frequent media trivia.
The plan outlines reconstruction and repair of all city streets and bridges, completion of the modern street getting program, a new city hall and police headquarters, a storm sewer system, extensions of sanitary sewer and water systems to serve the entire city. Fall participation targets flood control, with adequate hospital facilities planned.
A Sunday school plan spans 18 weeks studying Old Testament books starting with Deuteronomy. It outlines Moses message, the restatement of the law, and the Hebrew nation’s role in world service, stressing covenantal promises and dangers of disobedience leading to perish.
A reader asks if cremation, though pagan in origin, opposes Bible teaching. The response says cremation is not sinful and does not affect the resurrection, citing 1 Corinthians 15 and God giving each body to its own form. If the mother trusted in Christ, she shares in the resurrection. the grave is not the end.
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