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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1955
Page
12
Analyzes congressional hearings on Soviet espionage and Fifth Amendment refusals. Critics cite Justice Department inaction on the Lattimore case and praise McClellan Hastland McCarthy Jenner committees for exposing widespread Communist activity and uncovering conspirators including underground workers. Burdett’s testimony is highlighted as revealing and timely.
The Hoover Commission concludes the U S intelligence service is lagging behind Soviet Russia as Moscow displays air power prowess. It blames the state department, calls for tighter congressional oversight, better personnel practices, improved service liaison, and increased support for Director Allen Foster Dulles.
Health Talk advises encouraging a young baby to climb as soon as he shows desire. It helps with standing and walking readiness and may spare furniture from wear. Provide a safe climbing spot with an armchair or bed and a sturdy step so the child can explore safely. Generally climbing starts around one year, with each child varying.
Pegler tours Dixon Yates site near the Mississippi in Arkansas and exposes union extortion and control by leaders like John Gorman and Ed Tate. He cites Ebasco contracts, Payoffs to Dale, and widespread boss influence over labor, noting Arkansas politics and right to work laws.
Sokolsky argues the United States has awakened to security concerns only after the 1930s and 1940s. He critiques anti-Communist campaigns, McCarthyism, and private groups like the Fund for the Republic, urging clear government roles for the FBI, immigration, and justice. He warns against unjust accusations and calls for a fair, effective security policy.
A digest of brief historical items from 1915 to 1985 notes a rumored Big Three Potsdam meeting involving Truman Churchill and Stalin. Roosevelt signs the Wagner labor bill granting collective bargaining. Deauville's mayoral pledges to boost the city. a heat dip in 1915. 1905 ragtime at Scheuermeyer’s. Rome rumors on a bishop. and a San Antonio Rifles parade slag gift in 1885.
The piece states that the Steam boat House in Huntsville was built by Sam Houston in 1844 as he retired from Texas politics, after two terms as president of the republic. It notes the house is still standing near his earlier Texas home and worth a visit.
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