Who Nominated Whom at Democratic National Convention
The piece argues Gov. Kerr accused the Democrats of following Communist lines. It contends Dewey is an independent candidate, Hoover had retired, and Roosevelt’s fourth term relies on a coalition of bosses, CIO PAC, and Communists who claim they nominated Roosevelt first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert §. Kerr
Oklahoma
New Deal
Communist “Daily Worker
New York
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Thomas B. Dewey
Counfederator
Chicago
America
Thomas E. Dewey
Daily Worker
Oklahoma New Dealer
Kerr
Dewey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic
Hague
Jersey City
Kelly
Crump
Memphis
Flynn
Bronx
Brooklyn
Pendergast
Kansas City
CIO
Political Action Committee
European American Labor Party
Earl Browder
Communist Political Association
New “Front
Communist Party
Averting Diabetes by Dr Bundesen Urges Prevention Over Cure
Dr Bundesen argues prevention is key as blood sugar levels signal diabetes risk. High post meal sugar may trigger disease in predisposed individuals, with weight control and regular screening for family history or post infection patients. Diet plans tailored by physicians aim to curb sugar formation from starches sugars proteins or fats to delay onset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sansum
Santa Barbara
Sansum
Sensum
Those Texans by James Farber Billy Taylor’s heroism in disaster
Billy Taylor, pursued by law for past deeds, rises in Indianola during a devastating hurricane. He helps defend townsfolk, lash down belongings, and even saves livestock as floodwaters rise. Amid chaos and a looming trial, the jury returns a verdict of not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Taylor
Indianola
Indianata
Billy
Heslag
Bily
Readings From L A Light Files July 29 1834
Historic notes recount July 29 entries with San Antonio figures Bickett Lipscomb and the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals chief justice race. A telegram reports Tony Youngs from the New York team injured but expected to rejoin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan HB. Bickett Jr
San Antonio
BP. Lipscomb
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Biekett
Juste Fy
H. M. Youngs
Saut al Tonta
John McGraw
New York Manta
Inieher
Frank Snryder
New York
Hero
Tony Youngs
Behind Rubber Chief Dewey’s tire plan amid shortages
Washington reports Dewey hinted at a looming tire crisis as production lags. He sought 6,000 workers months ago from the joint manpower commission, receiving no reply, while quotas rose to 1,850,000 tires monthly through July. Officials warn of potential breakdowns for all tires as postwar policy debates unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dewey
Joint Manpower Commission
Elviron
Alee
Paul Mallon
Jeffers
Offie
Government land ownership and tax policy spark debate
A 1940s analysis argues that the United States federal government owns about 24 percent of national land, with several states showing far higher shares. It warns that increased government ownership and taxes threaten private investment and promote socialism via land and tax schemes. The Twin Cities Research Bureau advocates higher business taxes and lower investor taxes to preserve private enterprise amid postwar fiscal challenges.
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United States
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
RFC
Minnesota
Twin Cities Research Bureau, Inc
Cedar Street
St. Paul
Minn
Venture capital and risk in American industry
The article argues venture capital comes largely from individuals with surplus but remains small per‑person and highly risky. It notes tax and profit constraints reduce after‑tax gains across income brackets, limiting investor appetite. It warns that success shifts gains to government while risks fall to investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameri Tan
Tlon
Sioall
Terry
Twin Cities
Preserve Individuality In Marriage To Keep Spark Alive
A speaker advises engaged couples on maintaining a vibrant marriage. Do not overshare or invade each partner's inner life. cherish individuality as the source of love and adventure. Overexposure risks dulling the relationship and erasing mutual mystery.
Privacy, marriage and selfhood in a modern tale
By Elsie Robinson argues for personal privacy within marriage and warns against possessiveness and insincerity. She urges partners to stay apart to preserve charm and respect each other's individuality, noting rash intimacy harms many unions. This column fragment reflects early 20th century advice tone from San Antonio Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
King Feas
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
Broadway
Fifth
San Antonio
Teras
Associated Prese
Associated Preas
al News
Jacanewa
Lisratn
War-Time Housewife In The Marry Go Round
A portrait of wartime domestic life shows a housewife rising early to manage rationing and shopping. She braves closed deliveries, endures crowded stores, and carts home produce and tripe. At home she cleans, cooks, and tends the lawn, awaiting her husband after a long day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
Braviny
King Feat
Mall Subscription Rates Updated for 1904
Subscription options listed for texts and newspapers with varying daily and Sunday schedules. Rates show several cities including San Antonio and Bay Antonio with prices ranging from 2.09 dollars per month to 46.00 for special editions, and notes on daily, Sunday, and by-cart delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunilay
San Antonio
Texas
Bay Antonio
Omurenn Hkanes
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Dr. A N. Bundesen
James Farber
L. A. Light Files
Baruch
Alte
Hancock
Roosevelt
Dewy
Amart
George E. Sokolsky
Truil
Ufe
Elsie Robinson
Esr
Helen Rowland
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