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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1947
Page
6
A column condemns the strategy of delay in universal military training. It argues the Truman advisory commission’s report should force congressional action within two months, urging the American people to demand passage to secure future peace and national security.
A Walter Winchell column rants about legislators, the Red scare, and Hollywood influence, claiming Congress probes and public fear drive policy. It rails at unamerican accusations and cites Sen. McCarthy era tensions, mocking anti New Deal rhetoric and political mob hysteria.
A 1987 Daily Mirror piece critiques Washington politics and the Taft labor bill, noting public disillusion with office-holders and the periodic return of promises during election cycles. It references Coney Island leisure and broad distrust in government, highlighting perceived manipulation of labor policy and political gamesmanship.
A physician notes that many heart related sensations stem from nervous tension. Neuromuscular asthenia can cause tapping or throbbing in the chest, with faintness or dizziness, while actual heart pain may occur but often rests with rest. Treatment focuses on reassuring patients and addressing neurovascular factors under medical supervision.
Dr I N Bundesen outlines a regimen for nervous disorders including diet limits on tea coffee tobacco and alcohol at treatment start. Prolonged rest is not required and hospitalization is unnecessary. The text notes neurodreg ilogy asthenia as not serious and potentially eliminated with proper treatment.
Une 16 1047 notes a new, tight madh system for the City Meth department requiring officials to run fabs via efficiency, not vote-getting power, per Sanitary Commissioner W S Stanley. The record mixes dates, names, and scattered local items from a 1927 era roundup with unrelated notes on events and people.
Westbrook Pegler ridicules Roosevelt era rituals and Democratic Party pomp tied to Memorial Day at Hyde Park. He contrasts Roosevelt’s public life with Jackson and Grant, notes widow Eleanor Roosevelt’s prominent posture, and critiques political fundraising, punditry, and the era’s moral codes with satirical sharpness.
The piece weighs Truman's reelection bid amid Republican rivals led by Dewey and Taft, noting Dewey's caution and Taft's scholarly replies. It critiques Truman's tactics, Wallace's influence, and economic debates shaping public opinion, with emphasis on policy shifts and party strategy prior to the election.
The article argues Truman should ignore Taft and Wallace attacks and instead pursue wholesome instincts and a candid, principled course. It criticizes the smear tactics of opponents and urges a focus on genuine economic policy, suggesting a cleaner path for the president in the 1948 campaign.
Washington obituary lauds Rivalyn Walsh Michean as a fearless, self exacting figure who defied convention. The piece recalls her mining camp roots, wealth, and fame, noting she faced hardship, addiction, and tragedy with unmatched candor and the strength of being herself. Prominent figures praised her natural presence and influence.
The text appears as a fragmented newspaper snippet from the San Antonio Light with garbled phrases and misreads. It includes stray mentions of Elsie Robinson and a reference to the Associated Press, but no coherent event, date, or clear人物 or place to summarize.
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