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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1945
Page
5
A wartime editorial decries foreign propaganda as an invasion and conquest within the United States. It cites arrests of six people, ties to state agencies, and the Office of War Information, urging vigilance as a real battle for national survival.
A chaotic Wenchell column fragment references Walter Winchell trademarking a trade mark in New York and Hollywood. It blends gossip about Peggy Ann Gusher, marriages, radio figures, and theater notables, with stray notes on TV, Broadway, and society figures. The piece mentions venues, personalities, and events in a rapid, ad hoc style.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes on U S manufacturing and infrastructure. Mentions West plant plans for exclusive rayon production, a 1912 fast-swing system at Boulder Dam power station, and references to meat inspection laws restricting interstate shipping. Entities are unclear due to garbled text.
Richard Grimes shaped Texas meat packing and beef production as a dynamic if ruthless pioneer. His elder kin Bradford Grimes settled near Lexas coast, survived a hurricane, and the family business endured through strong leadership and sharp bargaining. His era fueled memory of a firm, relentless spirit that defined the days of Richard Grimes.
Washington column analyzes a fair bargaining act for labor, its aim to curb disruptions via judicial arbitration and new boards for conciliation. It notes Alabama Senator Lister Hill absent from sponsors, possible anti union stonewall, and urges unions to back mild reforms to avert broader conflict and public harm.
A historical overview argues the tariff served as economic protection rather than revenue, shaping early American industry and living standards. It contrasts domestic growth with foreign trade, cites 1929 figures showing a modest trade surplus, and notes prewar years like 1913 and 1838 as context for balance of trade. The piece reflects on postwar debt, lend-lease costs, and the challenge of sustaining employment through exports in a goldless international market.
The essay questions whether the United States should admit cheaper imported goods and raw materials, considering wage levels, competition with slave labor, and tax costs. It argues tariff protection aims to safeguard wages, prices, profits, and investment, while noting uncertainty about future economic positions.
Readable excerpts outline how skin symptoms can precede internal diseases notably diabetes. The piece cites Doctor A Benson Cannon of Columbia University noting three diabetes related skin disorders, explains diagnosis via urine sugar, and stresses treating underlying causes. It covers other conditions like erythema multiforme and suggests dental, tonsil, and infection checks to prevent complications.
Dr H N Bundesen describes a postpartum breast condition with skin redness and crusting, identifying an allergy or irritant as a trigger. He advises soothing remedies and tests to identify substances causing sensitivity, aiming to eliminate exposure and relieve symptoms.
iGANE 20 YEARS AGO recounts 1935 events with Twan A Britt San Antonio ad man and editor who died after a beating in Baxter Springs. Mentions San Antonio papers, California links, and production notes on C H Kearny farm Sulphur Springs road and Medina dam project.
A fragmented San Antonio Light page notes a long Tees section and references rowing history in the United States. It includes publisher and mail rates, Associated Press credit, and miscellaneous typography. Local Texas notices appear amid the clutter.
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