Truman Uses Taft as Scapegoat in Veto Debate
President Truman seeks to deflect blame for economic disturbances by targeting Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio. He praised Taft against inflation fears, arguing Taft’s amendment aimed to align OPA ceilings with 1941 costs and not promote inflation. The exchange centers on postwar shortages, fiscal policy, and leadership failures. PMID:Demonstrated incapacity to lead.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
OPA
Taft
Goofy
Bowles
Bopaertt
Mr. Taft
Congress
Walter Winchell Says On Inflation and OPA Critique
Walter Winchell riffs on inflation fears and OPA NOPA politics. He satirizes Congress, the Times, and public opinion while noting currency declines, wartime rhetoric, and a quip about atomic history and media figures amid a chaotic postwar mood.
Jimmy Roosevelt salary bursts in New Deal intrigue
New York report alleges Independent Citizens’ committee pays Jimmy Roosevelt 25000 dollars yearly as chief organizer, with Jo Davidson receiving 20000 for portrait busts of Latin American presidents. The piece questions naivete versus shrewd practicality, noting Hollywood and Broadway figures on committee and tracing Roosevelt’s career from yeast sales to film industry ties.
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Independent Citizens’ Commertler
Arts, Sciences and Professions
Jimmy Roosevelt
Jo Davidson
Independent Citizens’ Committee
Action Committee
Hollywood
Broadway
Roosevelt
Delaa
Henry Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Belleville
Jimmy
Department of Justice
Pullman
Aluminum
Mirror of Your Mind by Lawrence Gould
Question and answer excerpt discussing motives for men's pursuit of love, infantile revenge, and patterns in relationships. It explores how repressed dynamics influence behavior toward women, and notes how boredom and fatigue relate to resentment. It also considers the impact of shocks on a child, emphasizing parental reactions and protective factors.
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Lawrence Gould
We Women essays and fashion notes from city life
Lois Johnson notes on women seeking attention from cosmetologists and new foot care products. Evelyn Case, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Duerler, sings with the Philadelphia Symphony in July and plans to visit San Antonio next month. Lotie Phipps, a traffic victim, is missed near Alamo Helgnes city hall. Lollie Villaret leads daily labor roll calls for over 30 city workers outside the building. Lloyd Shearer advises newlyweds to expect marriage’s worst and avoid nagging while grooms should be thoughtful. The back fashion trend signals a comeback for men’s ties. Mrs Jeanette Burke plans a September Paris buying trip, and Jor Naylor’s fireplate story in New York appears as her husband exits a publishing house. Margaret Horn dines al fresco at Green Pastures while Colson keeps house.
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Evelyn Case
San Antonio
Cincinnati
Alfred Duerler
Evelyn
Philadelphia Symphons
Lotie Phipps
Alamo Helgnés
Paul Villaret
Lollie
Jeanette Burke
Paris
Jor Naylor
Sung
New York
Jnel
Margaret Horn
Green Pastures
the Colson
Gladys Hiiehearks
Gladys
The Annual Plague City Visitors Descend on Rural Homes
Sally Waters vents about the annual plague of city visitors overwhelming country life. A couple recounts buying a small farm 20 miles from a city, facing cramped housing, limited means, and a weekly invasion of friends who talk long about leaving or staying, stressing the hardship on rural households.
Stratosphere Instrument Debris Found Near River Site
A scrambled report notes a science event involving stratosphere instruments sent by Dry Robert Millikan and found by a Syegrold hay group. Mention of individuals David Clack Ti al Reagan Wells and a San Antonio river reference exists amid unrelated fragments about popcorn and a pet goat bite.
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Robert AL Millkan
Syegrold
Hay
David Clack Ti
Reagan Wells
Penicillin Vapor Shows Promise for Lung Diseases
Medical report details inhaled penicillin vapor delivering 44 000 units per cubic centimeter of saline solution to the lungs. In patients with asthma and various lung disorders, sputum decreases and fever abates. some initial aggravation occurs but improves quickly. Dosages range from 1000 to 50 000 units per day or per few hours, with oxygen carried through the penicillin solution.
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Allan Hurst
Denver
Pattern Wonderful Two-Piece Dress Pattern 9125
Pattern Wonderful two piece dress with stifness and style Patteriy 9125 offers sof i bodice and skirt panels. Sizes 34 through 48 listed with yardage for size 36. Send twenty cents to The San Antonio Light Pattern Dept Texas for pattern and order form. Free Marian Martin Summer pattern offer and a free pattern for balled slippers included in book.
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San Antonio
Pattern Dept
Texas
Marian Martin
New York
Hollywood Spotlight Bits On Kristine Miller And More
Hollywood notes highlight Kristine Miller as Hal Wallis new star in The Beggars Are Coming To Town with an international background. Clifton Webb outlines a busy year including Present Laughter and a stay in Grace Moore's villa. Van Johnson escapes a fatal car crash near Coronado Beach while John Waters directs High Barbaree.
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Hollywood
Hal Wallis
Kristine Miler
Miss Miller
Buenos Airs
Denmark
Royal Society of Ilustrators of
Kristine
van Johnson
Coronado Beach
San Antonio Light History and Publication Note
The San Antonio Light details its origins and composition with the San Antonio Gazette. It notes publication offices on Broadway, Texas taxes and Associated Press rights, reserving exclusive use of news dispatches and local reprint rights.
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San Antonio
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