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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1943

Page

16

Bailey proposes constitutional two term limit on presidents

Senator Josiah W. Bailey of North Carolina urges a two term cap for any U S president, arguing it would restore historic reasons for tenure limits. He contends the measure is for the future, not a response to Roosevelt, and calls on Congress to pass and states to ratify to honor Washington and Jefferson as enduring guideposts.

Josiah W. Bailey North Carolina United States Roosevelt Congress Mr. Roosevelt Bailey Washington Jefferson

Doubt and the Savage Mind Refute World’s Cynics

A resilience call against atheistic sneers, arguing belief sustains, while skeptics claim love and justice are selfish fables. The speaker contrasts modern doubters with savages who fear the unknown, insisting imagination reveals a brighter world beyond despair.

Doubt and Faith Across Worlds Behind Honest Hearts

A provocative essay contrasts naked savagery and elite intellect, arguing that both share crude views yet differ only in attire. It affirms faith through natural wonders, maternal love, and wartime humanity, praising enduring belief in a divine image within all people despite tragedy.

Farm Labor Education Proposal From Purdue Consultant

A letter from Dr Fe D Kulgat of Purdue urges farm labor reform through training city youths in eight week intensive agricultural courses at nearby cottages of agriculture. He proposes $6 million in funding via extension service to place trained high school youths in every county, with experienced agronomy teachers guiding and coordinating the effort. The plan aims to supplement aging farm managers and labor shortages by pairing city youth skills with farmers needs while leveraging existing college facilities.

de. Fe D. Kulgat Division of Education and Applied Psychology Purdue University Indiane Ha Farm Labor Extension Service Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Knight Colleges of Agriculture Con- Teel Brea Cites Victory Farm

Westminster church cornerstone papers on display

Old Westminster Presbyterian corner stone papers will be shown at Sunday service in the new church at South Street and King William. Included are copies of the San Antonio papers from March 16, 1909 about the corner stone raid and a 1898 Presbyterian church directory for the city.

Old Westminster Presbyterian Church South St. Mary's King William Streets Chutcch San Antonio

Mole dies after prolonged food deprivation observed

Fragmentary report notes a mole dying when kept from food for several hours while weilverines follow hunters to a trap area. The readable text mentions a sequence of obscure measurements and locations but lacks clear dates or organizations.

Debated Wagner Act Amendment Sparks Labor Debate

The piece argues the Smith Connally bill would not halt strikes or cripple the war effort and would only affect essential war plants. It defends the measure as a moderate correction to pro union policy, while criticizing Murray Green for sensational claims. It questions motives behind opposition and warns against politicizing war-time labor controls.

Washington J. C Mr. Murray A. PF Bill Green Simest Messia Murray Green Labor Conciliation Service War Labor Board Perhapa Cortret Wright Lke Alang

Walter Winchell on Broadway trade Mark Registered

Walter Winchell on Broadway notes and rumors cover Hollywood gossip. The column mentions Gene Krupa rumors, Anita Louise returning to films, Frances Farner treatment, labor talk at Twentieth Century Fox, and various industry moves. It highlights Arien, Claudette Colbert, Lena Horne lookalikes, and Betty Grable connections with a collage of stars and studio chatter.

Walter Winchell Daily Mirror Hollywood Gene Krupa Radio Bongues Anita Louise Itm Frances Farner Motion Picture Relief Twentieth Century-Fox Eddie Rickenbacker Marshall Mickey" Nellan Mary Pickfora Lady Furness Edmund Laws Avien Ja Plac-Thames Ab Parahott Arien Wreckers Claudette Colertt Universal Warner Anderson Broadway Humphrey Ik Joan Searle Jerry Asher Lena Horne Charlie Parrell Bunker Hill Trd Coramarder Selige

Arthritis physical treatment aids many diseases

A Mayo Clinic report by Dr. Jerome W. Treusch and Dr. Frank H. Krusen outlines home-based physical therapy for arthritis. Heat application via hot water bottles or electric pads, heat cradles, and deep heating through alathermy or radiothermy are discussed. Massage and corrective exercises are beneficial, with rheumatoid arthritis patients gaining more relief than those with osteoarthritis.

Mayo Clib Dre Jerome W. Treusch Frank H. Krusen

Stiff Joints and Arthritis Therapy at Home

Dr AN Bunderer notes stiffness is a common sign of arthritis. He says physical treatment takes long and home care can be more economical and satisfactory than office therapy, urging those with arthritis to pursue at home physical therapy.

Fean Bynd

Texans Remembering Lee’s San Antonio Link to Civil War Turn

James continues a Civil War reflection noting Robert E. Lee’s local San Antonio visit in 1846 shaping later campaigns. He cites Lt. William Franklin and Lt. Irvin McDowell as key contacts whose early encounters helped influence Lee’s strategic ascent and Davis’s 1861 choices.

James Rober E. Lee West Point Lee San Antonio William 2. Franklin Irvin McDowel Franklin South Mountain Maryland Robert EB. Lee Trent W. B. Franklin Farber McDowell Ay Jevy Troy Virginia Richmond Davis Leo Robert E. Leo Texas Thermore Hey

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