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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1951
Page
3
The University of San Francisco announces a required course study to educate youth not just about communism’s evils but to equip them to combat it. It argues misapprehensions about communism hinder the fight and vows to teach methods and purposes to foster loyal, competent American citizens.
These Days discusses an FCC March 28 1951 opinion asserting the commission may weigh practices by movie studios in licensing television. The piece argues the agency uses de facto control over films and talent to influence public interest, likening it to blackmail and warning it would undermine constitutional checks. It cites antitrust limits and the need for Congress to decide such questions.
Hollywood reports Joan Crawford will produce and star in Sudden Pear an independent project with Joyce Kaufman at a budget not to exceed 250000 no outside financing. Crawford learned of the Edna Bhrrry novel Sudden Fear and secured rights with Kaufman a year ago and plans a late summer start with Crawford as star and producer.
Parsons writes snapshots from Hollywood noting Rita Hayworth dancing while Peggy Carrall houseguest at Lake Tahoe, Bob Hope and Bing Crosby in London, Crosby dining with Hayworth. Dixie back in New York. Ley Landers to have vocal cord growth removed at St Johns hospital next month. Betty Stutton not dating Greg Bautzer. Dorothy Hart and Frank Rosenberg Holiday House party. Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis engagement party by Gloria De Haven at the Versailles. Cloris Stewart gifts Jimmy a Harvey poster. Martin Lanza helped cook breakfast for 60 after the Great Caruso premiere. guests stayed up celebrating.
A jumble notes Pope Gregory improving the calendar in 1582 directing October 4 be followed by October 15. It mentions oak wilt as a fungus disease affecting all oak varieties and claims leopards are as at home to Gregg as on the ground.
An editorial remark declares independence as a broader concept of freedom. It frames liberation from alien interests and external control as essential to national sovereignty and self rule. The statement emphasizes liberty as core to political autonomy and national identity.
Walter Winchell argues that the Pulitzer advisory board shows bias favoring members and affiliates, with six of twelve board members’ publications winning prizes. He contends the process favors insiders, limits competition, and undermines the prize’s purpose while praising genuine journalism outside the circle. He cites specific cases and calls for reform.
A San Antonio area column recalls past events on June 2 in 041, 1931, and 1921 including health department staff changes, Stella Walker elected Battle of Flowers president, a Route F expansion plan, Medina County clerk Kemp, a water trough for watering horses, and cantaloupes and watermelons arriving in town.
A scribal column notes Europe uses courts martial and committees, while the United States shows a restless mood. It jokes that Congress polices move in tight formations, though one senator was scorched by steam in a cold storage plant.
Dr Herman N Bundesen explains that over 80 diseases can transfer from animals to humans, including handlers from horses cats and dogs and birds. He notes psittacosis also called pacretc fever in birds and hydatid disease from dogs. Antimicrobial resistance limits antibiotics for some viruses and bacteria. The piece warns about prevention through cleanliness and keeping pets away from children, and touches on tuberculosis history and anthrax in sheep. A Q&A covers whether ulcers can cause cancer, with the answer that ulcers rarely cause cancer but chronic irritation may contribute.
The passage discusses women's sense of inferiority and a proposed cure by achievement in traditional roles. It weighs fear of death and the limits of thought while citing psychologists on group psychotherapy’s benefits and its role in breaking social barriers among patients and group leaders.
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