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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1949

Page

3

Socialism by stealth critiques the economic advisers

The piece argues the presidents council of economic advisers, created under the employment act, promotes a planned economy and defers to the Beveridge plan. It cites inconsistent reports, predicts inflation and deflation, and urges congressional investigation into the council’s foreign or domestic influence and legitimacy.

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Psalm 126 Teaches Sowing in Tears and Joyful Harvest

A Bible verse from Psalms 126 contrasts sowing in tears with returning home rejoicing. It speaks of those who sow with sadness reaping with joy, bearing sheaves as they complete their journey.

THESE Days By George E Sokalsky

A column by George E. Sokalsky critiques government white papers and U S policy toward China. It argues Roosevelt's Tehran Cairo choices blurred national aims and predicts potential Communist advances in East Asia. It questions blame on Chiang Kai-shek and Stilwell, and notes Marshall's China policy errors while hinting at censorship and publication of sensitive assets.

China Tehran Roosevelt Soviet Russia Japan Manchuria Chiang Kai-Shek Cairo Lien State Department New Deal Yonday United States Eastern Asia Chlange KatShek Stilwell Kunge-Soongs- Chens George Marshall John Carter Vincent Acheson Heaciny Chiang Kaidhek Nanking Joe Chiang Tenghua Ningpo Florida Dean Acheson Dr. Kung Shans Marshall King Syod

Red hat symbol tied to cardinals at Lyons council

Odd facts recount that Pope Innocent II first bestowed the Red hat on Roman cardinals at the Council of Lyons in the thirteenth century as a sign of readiness to shed blood for the church. The University of Caen in Normandy is noted as the third oldest English university, founded by Henry VI.

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Pegler Attacks Pearson Over Karr Threats and Credibility

Pegler reports on Drew Pearson and his aide David Katz alias Karr, alleging threats to General Vaughan and passport manipulation for a Greek lawyer. The piece traces Karr’s Communist ties, wartime roles, and current position, criticizing Pearson’s journalism and broadcast practices while noting press scrutiny and internal agency denials.

Dy Weelbrook Fegler New York Drew Pearson David Katz Karr Pearson Hiant Harry H. Vaughan Truman Vaughan Passpork George C. Vournas Vournas Greece Vaughen Tito Jugoslavia Charles G. Ross White House Daily Worker Office of Facts and Figures Office of War Information William J. Weintraub Weintraub Washington Harry Trenner Weintraubimself Europe James V. Forrestal Defense Forrestal Pournals Frank Lee Lee Hare Danbury, Conn Lee Danbury Newes-Times Gold Mtn

Pearson and Knox in Navy Publicity Feud at War Meeting

A former navy press operations clash is described with Pearson accused of manipulating news and attacking Knox. Hal O Flaherty and Norman Littell are noted as critics, while ONI and ONI officers are cited as shaping public relations. The piece recalls repeated Pearson charges, office recalls, and the navy press room approach to ensure fair news breaks.

Norman Littell Washington Pearson Lidell Netherlands Hal O'Flaherty Chicago Daily News Frank Knox Charlie Ross Katz Katr Hal Naval Intelligence Knox Office of Public Relations Oni ONT Navy Andi O'Fisherty Rurer Robert Barry Office of Public Relaxons Forrestal Bnl King Festural Studiests, Inc

Recovery Advice For Convalescent Patients At Home

The article outlines proper convalescence following illness, emphasizing gradual recovery, nourishing appetizing food, and avoiding overload. It warns of fatigue and poor appetite, suggests snacks between meals, and notes that a change of surroundings and returning to normal activities aid healing. Visitors are typically welcome when possible.

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Public health guidance from Dr HON Bundesen

The text advises keeping contagious visitors away from a patient with cold or sore throat symptoms and avoiding morbid topics. It stresses attentive nursing care, proper seating and warm bed clothing, and prompt reporting of any recurrence to the physician.

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From Files of A. Light: July’s Echoes Across Years 89

A jumble of clipped items from 1880 to 1989 notes political scrutiny, Prohibition era moral standards, a 1919 government sale bid, and a 1890 lodge anniversary. Entries reference Washington, D. C., Senate debate by Lex Styles Bridges, Seventh Day Adventists, a 1909 Spanish prisoner revival schemes, plus a misdated 1880 tale of a fruit dealer and marital distress.

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On Broadway On Broadway by Walter Winchell

A brisk column of quirky New York observations touring city landmarks and scenes. The piece name checks Columbia studio on 50th Street, Columbus Circle, the Staten Island Ferry, LaGuardia, Duane Park, a tiny park with no grass, Park Avenue horse carts, a $830 Harlem apartment, and Central Park South at dusk as a quintessential New York vignette.

Sun Shore Columbia D0th Street Columbus Circle Staten Island John Gunther Rome New York Admiral's Club LaGuarra New York City Duane Park Fans Winter Garden Harlem 208Th St RCA Didg Pearl St Capt Kidd East 4Th St MacDougal Alley Greenwich Village N. Y Central Park South

Bearing Down On the News by Bugs Baer

Political column mocks Truman financial report claims from Democrats and Republicans. Paired quotes puzzle readers with rival figures and balanced skepticism, noting differing outcomes from the same source material. Distributed by United News Network.

Arthur “Bugs BAER U. N

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