The Glorified Egg Campaign Goes National Brightly
Government publicity leaflets tout the egg as a gold mine of nutrition and economy. Retail outlets spread messages urging more egg use to aid poultry farmers facing hard times.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1959
Page
9
Government publicity leaflets tout the egg as a gold mine of nutrition and economy. Retail outlets spread messages urging more egg use to aid poultry farmers facing hard times.
Japan chose a pro U S government under Prime Minister Kishi with a solid confidence vote. The moderately conservative bloc expanded control in parliament, as the campaign centered on the cold war and the U S Japan security treaty. The result signals support for continued U S ties and western-style living standards.
The piece discusses Kennedy and McClellan influenced bills, the Barden proposals backed by labor leaders, and calls for Congress to pass the Barden bills to ensure union democracy and funding controls, while addressing Taft Hartley amendments and political funding rules. It notes opposition from labor magnates and Senate House dynamics.
In a closed May 20 labor council meeting in Washington, 35 national labor politicos including Alex Rose urged forming a new national labor party, but Meany argued for working within the Democratic framework. They decided to push labor influence in nominations and primaries to reshape the party from within.
A garbled June 8 1940 San Antonio weather note reports a burst of activity at the weather bureau with brief mentions of rainfall and a city event. A June 8 1989 notice notes businessmen and officials opposing a 4.25 million bond issue and references an effort to sway the school board.
A garbled 1919 San Antonio page quotes Ava Gardner like lines and notes refugees welcomed to America. It mentions a $2,500,000 Exposition center project, a $700,636 fiscal appropriation for 1909 10, and railway and Sunday excursion plans, alongside obituary data of lawyers with deaths under 2 years.
Health column advises calm, careful aid after accidents. Do not treat injuries unless bleeding to death. Call a doctor or ambulance with location, cause, nature, extent, available supplies, and first aid given. Keep victim warm, avoid stimulants, and with unconscious patients give only small sips if any water. Brandies discouraged. Also includes Q and A on laxatives not linked to cancer.
In The Mailbox column a reader from San Marcos signs as Ellis Seruh noting the emergence of a new term Mano de izquierda after Mano Derecha. The note expresses uncertainty and awaits clearer spelling and usage.
A 1959 King Features Syndicate commentary argues Hoffa treats Congress as obstructed by money and power. It portrays him as aiming to override laws, using strikes and coercion through his Teamsters leadership. The piece warns Congress and voters about unchecked union power and the dangers to representative government.
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