Congress must aid integrated sea-air service for American ships
A plea argues Congress should amend the Civil Aeronautics act or pass a new enabling act to permit American steamship lines to operate joint sea and air services in world trade lanes. It condemns the Civil Aeronautics board for misinterpreting current law, warns of the demise of the American merchant marine, and cites foreign nations and treaties leveraging combined sea air transport while nine U S steamship firms are denied equal rights. The piece urges congressional action to preserve U S maritime and aviation enterprise.
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Broadway Heartbeat and Society Gossip Roundup
Walter Winchell notes a whirlwind of Broadway chatter and socialite sightings. Celebrities like Kitty Carlisle and Millie de Leon figure amid clubs, WOR broadcasts, and luxury travel, while public figures and drama critics parade through New York venues and nightlife with sharp, brisk glimpses of fame and fashion.
Paris peace talks show limits and Russian influence
Washington analysis argues the Paris ministerial meeting produced only vague understandings, with texts unfinished and real peace relying on Russian concessions. It notes potential continued Russian dominance in Trieste and the Danube, doubts about reparations, and Molotov’s cautious but propagandistic stance on German peace.
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Mirror of Your Mind and the Psychology of Ulcers
A report to the American Psychiatric Association challenges the stomach ulcer theory. Cincinnati doctors find ulcers stem from chronic hunger tied to mothering, while neurotic traits drive need for affection and conflict with family. Dr Groom notes prompt elimination of psychiatric casualties aids group morale.
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Understanding Sciatica and Its Causes
Sciatica is not a single disease but a symptom caused by various disorders along the sciatic nerve path. Pressure from bones or joints, spinal tumors, abdominal disorders, or hip inflammation can trigger pain. When the nerve itself is inflamed, it becomes sciatic neuritis, diagnosed by tenderness on pressing the nerve.
Sciatic Neuritis Causes and Treatments By Dr Bundesen
The condition may be confused with other sciatica types and is often treated medically. Heat and bed rest help most cases while infections in teeth tonsils and sinuses should be eliminated. Vitamin B complex deficiency may cause nerve inflammation and warrants high dose vitamin therapy.
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American Womanhood and the Myth of Freedom
A bold polemic argues that despite suffrage and echoed UN talk Americans exalt routine over individuality. It ridicules claims of female emancipation while noting fashion and shopping mobs reveal a longing for conformity. The voice warns against pretensions of liberated life.
Permanents and Freedom in Hair Fashion Voice
Elsie Robinson discusses the burden of permanent hairstyles on women, noting the high costs and damage while praising freedom and individuality. She hints at supporting foreign sisters and invites readers to join in when the movement starts.
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Advice for Lovelorn in Dear Miss Fairfax Column
A reader asks how to know if a shy boyfriend truly loves her and how to nudge him toward affection without pressuring him. The response urges accepting him as he is, questioning the need to “help him” change, and suggests romance may unfold naturally if she stops trying to force it.
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10 and 20 Years Ago July 20 1936
Gene Tomberline, pipeline rider, killed his 400th rattlesnake at Junction yesterday. He is not permitted to carry a gun and must dismount and kill the reptiles with rocks. Maj Carl Spats, air corps officer, completed a one day flight from Bolling Field to Kelly Field at 120 mph. R. P. Creager, Republican committeeman, said he would not support Harry Waraback in the general elections. San Antonio's picturesque squaties villages, a city charm since early days, were said to be doomed by Mayor Tobin.
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Pattern Your Little Fairy Tale Dress Pattern 9988
Pattern 9988 offers a bib heart flying skirt and cap in sizes 2 4 and 8 with yardage details. Send 20 cents to The San Antonio Light Pattern Department Texas for mail order, include size name and address. Free Marian Martin summer 1946 pattern hook note mentions slippers pattern.
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Boomerang plan spurs DeRochemont in Bridgeport crime tale
Hollywood notes report 20th Century Fox profits from filming in New York Boston and Canada for thrillers The House on 12th Street and 13 Rue Madeleine inspire producer DeRochemont to recreate Bridgeport murder case on screen using exact locations The Boomerang project aims to reveal the true identity of Mr Big Gladys George signs new roles in The Best Years of Our Lives and other attractions Elizabeth Cobb Mary With Music headlines stir Hollywood and New York interest alongside Carnival in Costa Rica wrap up and Zanuck praise for Gregory Ratof acclaim
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Notable cast plans England visit after film work
David Niven, costarring with Loretta Young in The Perfect Marriage, Hal Wallis for Paramount, plans a fall trip to England as house guest of Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh. Paul Kelly has served as model art honorary police force member in six cities, including Brooklyn, while playing another police role.
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San Antonio Light Mission Statement Note
Public notice outlines ownership and rights of republication for the San Antonio Light and Gazette after their 1881 founding. Mentions Associated Press news dispatches and exclusivity to local news in the publication. Contains printing office and registration details for second class matter.
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