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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1955
Page
10
The piece critiques William A. Cowart and two others who abandoned the United States for the enemy in Korea, accusing them of seeking quick cash and false bravado. It questions their motives, past actions in PW camps, and the sincerity of their remorse while deferring judgment to defense and justice authorities.
The author rejects Pollyanna optimism and argues smiles cannot fix deep social ills. He cites slums, corruption, and cruelty while noting historic progress. Courage, wisdom, and tolerance are urged as essential tools in facing harsh realities.
An editorial note explains athletes foot or dermatomycosis is the common fungus disease many avoid treating early. It often remains painless for months until a vesicular eruption and burning urge a visit to the physician.
Dr. Bundesen explains how barefoot exposure in public facilities leads to athlete's foot with itching scaling between toes. Drying feet after bathing and using fungicidal treatments like Castellani’s paint or formaldehyde preparations are advised. The Q&A covers general health tips and diverticulosis indicators but remains non-graphic and factual.
The writer condemns CBS, Murrow, and Columbia for suppressing Burdett’s 1951 confession and questions McCarthyism and Eastland’s handling. He links Bentley, Charniak, Landman, and the Ford Foundation to a web of alleged Communist influence and media complicity, urging caution toward heroizing anti communism.
Sokolsky argues the Bricker amendment may not die with Congress and explains how it would constrain presidential power. He cautions that Geneva could echo Yalta, noting public access to treaty details and the need for congressional debate to reveal truths amid secret diplomacy concerns.
A retrospective list recounts past July 14 events from 1885 to 1945, noting Maj. Gen Claire Chennaults retirement plans, a spiritualist typewriter claim, a crowded constable race, civic concerts, a West End development, brain size theories, a reform column on political secrecy, and Bastille Day celebrations at Vienna gardens in the French colony era.
James Farber quotes describe Felix Huston as related to Sam Houston and briefly commanding the Texas army. Huston rose prominently in revolutionary Texas but faded after Houston’s influence. He later returned to study the force that defeated the Comanches at Plum Creek, a costly victory for Texas.
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