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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1944
Page
6
The piece criticizes Franklin D. Roosevelt as Governor and presidential hopeful, arguing he and his administration centralized federal power eroding state sovereignty. It references NRA, WPA, and rising federal employe dominance, labeling Roosevelt an oligarch and predicting further power concentration.
The Rev. John A. Scherzer will preach at Grace Lutheran Church North Alamo and Fifth Street during Sunday morning service on the topic the technique of Successful Missionary. He will also speak at the midweek prayer service Wednesday at 8 p.m.
From A. Light Files July 22 1934 attorney John T Tivisee withdraws representation in Kalay estate case. July 22 1924 Planters Manufacturers line notes project a site preparatory toy conference with plans for 4 phon dal, 0 spindles and 250 tons of high grade annris. mentions New Braunfels and manufacturing aims.
A New Orleans hotelier tells of Jim, a skilled worker with ambition but no personal touch. The tale ends with Jim failing to connect with others because he never learned to shake hands as a social bridge. The narrator warns that genuine warmth and sharing, not mere rules, unlocks opportunity and loyalty in business and life.
Doctors Harry S. Berton and Darts Coss Chambers of Washington study hives linking allergy like rash. Niacin alone offered partial relief. combining niacin with calcium seems to produce remarkable improvement within days.
Dr H N Bandesen reports a regimen for hive treatment using Miacin twice daily with Itals and calcium three times daily with meals. After an acute hive episode, Miacin continued daily for ten days then alternate days for about a month, then stopped. Niacin was given with meats to avoid flushing. Some patients remained hive-free for a year or longer. recurrences responded to niacin with calcium lactate, suggesting this method can bring relief. Byl King Pearl Synd Enc 1944.
Old Texas attitudes toward guns and fighting surface in a discussion of how personal disputes were settled. The piece notes that fists were rare and guns common, with pistols carried for self defense and violence often finishing disputes. It argues that gun use reflected broader culture rather than sensationalized movie myths.
A columnist laments national party conventions as outdated, arguing mass rallies misrepresent public will. He questions leadership, notes Roosevelt’s withdrawal of Byrnes and Roosevelt’s re election aims, and predicts a shift toward direct mass expression outside old conventions. The piece critiques radio publicity and single headed rule, calling for genuine, decentralized political expression.
The piece argues that longstanding norms about nonreelection were shattered by Roosevelt and the 1940s. It claims the two term limit was an American tradition, likening it to royal succession, and suggests shifts in political strategy and public opinion shaped by wartime needs and party dynamics. It notes figures such as Hopkins and Hillman influencing opinion and policy on third and ongoing terms.
The San Antonio Light quotes George E. Sokatshaw denouncing the idea of a fourth term as dangerous for democracy. He argues that power has become a tool of personal will, with a vast political machine bending to one man’s desires. He cites Roosevelt’s legacy and warns the public to reject consolidation of power amid economic crisis and bureaucratic overreach.
A call for universal public trial and constitutional rights. advocates the Bill of Rights as the Printed Flag and urges wide distribution of translated copies by the Committee for Constitutional Government to educate Americans and new citizens on liberty and freedom.
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