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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1948

Page

3

Byrd Urges Solvency Over Vast Federal Expenditures

The speech argues that national solvency must guide appropriations despite meritorious foreign rehabilitation projects. Senator Byrd warns that high peacetime defense costs and foreign commitments risk financial ruin, urging curbs on domestic spending and a halt to nonessential projects to preserve the United States' fiscal stability and free enterprise system.

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National guard use and mob violence warned by Westbrook Pegler

Westbrook Pegler argues governors overstep liberty by deploying state troops to suppress CIO and AFL linked mobs. He condemns police retreat, praises decisive force to deter riots, cites past riots in Michigan Ohio and Indiana and warns that timid leadership invites bloodshed and lawlessness. He blames politicians and mobs for failure to enforce order.

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Did You Know at the 1939 New York World's Fair

An electric eel supplied enough current to light 300 bulbs and run a radio at the fair. The text notes 176 million acres of national forests and mentions the Gulf Stream, Moxita Gulf, and Murmansle with unclear phrasing.

Mirror of Your Mind by Lawrence Gould

Lawrence Gould defines child development and emotional needs with a focus on parental influence and adolescence. He explains influences shaping attitudes toward love and marriage and clarifies definitions of neurosis and psychosis in lay terms.

Lawrence Gould

Tracing Food Allergy A Growing Medical Insight

For years doctors and laymen noted certain foods trigger hives and discomfort. Modern medicine shows food sensitivities drive many disorders from hay fever to fatigue and headaches with symptoms delayed by hours. Detection hinges on linking foods to reactions and may occur even when immediate relief follows eating.

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Food sensitivity and tongue coating in medical Q&A

Dr H N Bandesen discusses patient sensitivity to foods and how reactions vary with frequency, amount, infection, and monthly hormonal changes. The piece notes a coated tongue can arise from constipation or lack of identifiable cause, advising no concern if health is good.

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Bacring Down On the News Bacring Down On the News

ARTHUR BUGS BAER critiques the GOPs long ritual of biennial conventions and looming Philadelphia clash. He jokes about nominees, indoor lodging, and a streetcar metaphor for political momentum, noting Maine and Vermont as barometers for wider results.

Need of the Hour MacArthur’s Global Role

The piece extols General Douglas MacArthur as the era’s premier leader, arguing his leadership is essential for guiding a sane practical path. It asserts his unmatched military and diplomatic record, his capacity to secure peace in the Pacific, and potential to stabilize Europe with clear, rational policy.

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Dead Tend kid Leo Gor cey faces five day sentence

A 2 year old actor nicknamed Dead Tend is beginning a five day jail sentence for speeding charges. Tickets to the Democratic National Convention in Houston will cost $100.

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Odd Facts From Historic News Briefs

A fragment notes an African crocodile accused of killing between 19 and 50 people before it was shot. It also mentions deep sea fish with organs emitting cold light and claims about Democratic party delegates being twice those of Republicans at national conventions.

Calamity Jane remake plans loom under Curtiz

Doris Day to star in a Curtiz western remake with a new look and score, drawing on Calamity Jane as inspiration. Boris will play a wild west Betty Hulton, while Miss Pearson earns debut buzz amid Beetle Pearson’s Tuesday press meet.

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Fragmentary OCR Notice on Subscription Fees and Rates

The readable fragments reference subscription fees and daily and Sunday rates, mentioning the Act of Congress and a location in San Antonio. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but imply scheduling and pricing for daily and Sunday issues with some dates and figures.

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