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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
3
The piece argues the postwar coal and rail strikes created an uneasy national peace and warns such disruption cannot endure. It advocates a federal arbitration system with labor management courts, up to a supreme court of arbitration, to prevent strikes and ensure lasting production and prosperity.
Walter Winchell notes live entrances by Sonja Henie in the They Never Learn parade as Amy dominates Belmont. Louis Calhern wins praise for Magnificent Yankee then is dropped as Cavalcade narrator. Ambitions Simonizes: Harriman hints Russians at war with us. Benny Goodman linked to Victor Burge contract. Variety reports mergers and milestones. 40th birthday for Eddie Nelson. juke-box soundies priced at 7.50. Monica Boyar’s Dominican Republic fame rises, Dolly Haas visiting, plus many show plans for summer conventions.
Pattern 9339 offers a simple bodice top and a slip that opens flat for ironing, available in sizes 14 to 43 with yardage details for size 16. The Marian Martin Summer 1946 Pattern Book showcases easy to make fashions, plus a free ballet slipper pattern in the booklet.
Dr Edgard S Marks of Brooklyn advises parents to avoid scolding for bed wetting in children. Use weekly charts with gold stars for dry nights, maintain optimism, adjust diet and fluids, and wake the child at night to use the toilet to form the habit of waking.
Dr H N Bundesen advises calm during nocturnal emissions and warns parents not to scold. Treatment may take months and can relate to underlying diseases like diabetes. Focus on addressing the root cause, not quick cures.
A June 4 1936 note places Maj General J Brees at Fort Leavenworth then reassigned to Fort Sam Houston while a 1926 item reports a distillery of notable size captured on Bass Crockett Street and the first watermelon shipment from Poteet reaching San Antonio along with J Frank Norfleet lecturing to a local class on his four year pursuit of a gang that defrauded him of forty five thousand dollars.
Washington speech argues unions abused power over 14 years, consuming rights and prompting a surge toward self destruction. The speaker cites Roosevelt, Hitler, Caesar and Napoleon as warnings, urges Congress and Truman to restore common justice, stressing individual responsibility and democratic values to prevent societal downfall.
Excerpts discuss gender standards in marriage and finding a husband, memory as automatic and unfailing, and childhood attention needs. It notes high standards may distort self value, memory implications, and stage fright as tied to early scoldings, urging sensible talk and fair participation in conversation. Mr Gould avoids direct Q and A unless a reader issue has broad interest.
Hollywood gossip notes Mark Hellinger plans to revive romantic on screen pairings with Ann Blyth and Burt Lancaster in Criss-Cross at Universal. Anticipated partnerships include multiple projects, with Blyth praised as a rising star. Also updates on Laraine Day, Swan Song reception, Jackie Horner, Henry Wilcoxon, Luise Rainer, Vivien Leigh, and other industry movements.
A clipping from the Laramie Daily Bulletin notes a physical therapist will conduct a class in the community using the modern hot pack method to treat infantile paralysis. The course is open to any man or woman willing to volunteer during emergencies. The item also mentions home freezing as a boon for housewives, new model refrigerators, and a San Antonio museum exhibit with various gifts and needs for displaced European children, including toys and school supplies.
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