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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1948
Page
3
A 1946 Soviet report states the tobacco industry produced 14.3 billion cigarettes in 1947, up 46 percent from 1945. The letter, published in major newspapers, says 1948 production would rise further by a similar margin.
Rhode Island's 20 Democratic delegates including National Party Chairman U.S. Senator J Howard McGrath pledged to support President Truman at the national convention. McGrath and other delegates were named yesterday in Providence. Also noted is a feature about baseball’s “problem child” Rube Waddell in The American Weekly.
A clinic claims skillful analysis and precise spinal adjustments locate and remove the cause of disease with a hopeful message that cancer and other ailments can be treated. A patient’s condition is described as neurite like and treatment begins with chiropractic care, with emphasis on recovery and improved outlook.
Delegates flood into the Delphia arena for the June Republican convention as thousands gather under bright lights. A split scene shows cheering crowds outside with pickets and photographers inside as Gov. James H. Dull leads Pennsylvania and Ed Martin to their chairs amid a fireworks display and a band playing Happy Days Are Here Again.
In Indianapolis on June 21 the AFL-International Teamsters union appeared poised to back the Republican presidential nominee. President Dana Tobin, a four-time Democratic convention delegate, broke with the Democrats by letters to Indiana Democratic national committeeman Frank McIlhane stating he did not attend the state convention and cannot act as a delegate at large.
Philadelphia June 21 four years ago John L Lewis a Republican had a big voice in the labor wprank in the GOP platform. Times have changed. The AVL and the CIO demand repeal of the Taft Hartley pledge, but few expect it to happen. Read I Knew Tocini in The American Weekly.
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