Debate Over Grand Mufti’s Escape Hints at British Role
The American League for a Free Palestine voices deep concern over the escape of Grand Mufti Amin Al Husseini from France. It alleges British complicity and urges Congress to open a full investigation, arguing that peace in Palestine and possibly world peace depend on uncovering the truth and ensuring a just settlement for Jews and Arabs alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Mufti
Semselem
France
Palestine
Guy M. Gillette
American League For A Free Palestine
Maj Amin al Husseini
Anglo-American Inquiry Commission
Husseini
Nazi Germany
Gillette
Truman
Byrnes
Europe
League For A Free Palestine
The
League
Congress
American Congress
Walter Winchell Warns of Ku Klux Klan’s Threat to Democracy
Walter Winchell’s column portrays the Ku Klux Klan as America’s enduring threat, calling it a parasitic force allied with Nazi movements. The piece links Klan activity to Bund connections, wartime sedition, and broader anti-foreign violence, citing figures like Edward James Smythe and August Klapprott. It references historical episodes and indictments, stressing persistent danger amid postwar tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
America
Tts
Hi Bund
Klan
Edward James Smythe
Bund
Nordland
August Klapprott
Arinar Bell
Camp Nord- Jana
Joe Louis Billy Conn clash stirs crowded ringside views
New York columnist Pegler reflects on the Louis Conn bout noting the crowd’s view obstructions and the spectacle’s social drama. He recalls Dempsey Firpo and Tunney as benchmarks, and includes anecdotes from Philadelphia and remarks on prize fight culture and ticketed spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Shortside
Conn
Mirror of Your Mind: What Happiness Requires
LAWRENCE GOALi examines emotional and social blocks to happiness. He argues a baby cannot fix unhappiness, warns of housewife’s neurosis, and notes limits in psychiatric care. The column notes a reader Q&A stance and cites Public Health Service estimates on mental health resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Goali
U. S. Public Health Service
Supreme Court
Control Your Appetite A Great Debate On Diet Warnings
The article argues appetite can guide a balanced diet but may falter under modern conditions. It notes sedentary workers eat more than needed, whimsical dieting can ignore essential nutrients, and processing reduces minerals and vitamins. Experts like Dr. Frederick J. State cite nationwide surveys showing many consume nutrients below advised levels yet remain healthy.
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Frederick J. State of
Boston
United States
Diet Advice Promotes Balanced Foods For Vitality
By Dr H N Bundesen the article urges a diet featuring fruits vegetables milk and butter with whole grains meats on occasion. It cites English schoolboys gaining seven pounds yearly with extra milk and fewer colds and notes infants born with defects tied to inadequate maternal diets. The piece advocates planning meals rather than chasing appetite and calls for vitamin D fortified margarine or butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Fra. Sym
Women shoppers and wartime price notes in period column
The piece lists everyday shopper concerns from a midcentury column including pepper at 11 cents a pound, prewar white broadcloth shirts sold under the counter, fading tissue and napkins, scarce soap, and a doctor recommended gelatine for a child. It also recounts women’s clubs origins after the Civil War, Julia Ward Howe as a founder, Mrs Crow’s New York club creation after being excluded from Dickens dinner, and mentions a forthcoming League of Women Voters event and new wet strength paper bags for groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
New England Club
Julia Ward Howe
Sorofisch of
New York
Crow
Local Page Mixes Fashion and Dining News
Lois Johnson creates an identicals trend during manufacture adding strength with waterproof adhesive sealed seams. Sevenoaks on the Austin highway and the Spanish patio of the Menger hotel debut as new dining spots. Mrs. Plorence Miller of New York visits to showcase makeup trends. Caro line Shelton joins the Zontas. Winnie Patrick predicts Dallas ward will trim local teaching staff by one. Ruth and Nick Nance buy trinkets for moving from a tourist court to Randolph field quarters.
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Sevenoaks
Austin
Menger
Plorence Miller
New York
Caroline Shelton
Zontas
Winnie Patrick
Dallas
Ruth
Nick Nance
Randolph Field
Letters to Editor Editor Tre Light Critique On Controversial Facts
The letter from Rey J. B. Seal praises The Lvil 'that Men Do' for courage in printing controversial facts and cites his history and economics degree. He asserts abundant material supports the statements and signs as editor. A second letter from Mrs. Arthur J. Friesen of San Antonio, San Antonio Chapter No. 2 American War Mothers, deplores neglect of National Flag Day and flags in the city and urges remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Light
Lvil
Washington, D. C
San Antonio
The
Elks Club
Arthur J. Friesen
Strikes and VFW Election Highlight San Antonio News
In Navarre and Market streets trouble flared as strike sympathizers barred an office secretary from anchoring the building. Max C. Walt of San Antonio was chosen commander of the Texas Department, Veterans of Foreign Wars, at San Angelo. The report notes scaled remnants of a lighter-than-air craft at Brooksfield being cleared for aviation medicine work from Mitchel Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Frocks Company
Navarre and
Market Street
Max C. Walt
San Antonio
Texas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
San Angelo
Brooksfield
School of Aviation Medicine
Mitchel Field
Will Tomorrow Ever Come A Hollywood News Roundup
Dorothy Manners reports on new film projects and industry moves. Holly wood stars Nelson Eddy and Massey reunite for a Republic thriller amid contract nuances with Metro. Rudolph Friml writes the score, Allan Dwan produces, and war correspondent Richard Tregaskis signs for a future Random House novel adaptation titled President of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Correspondeat
Hollywood
Ona Massey
Nelson Eddy
Republic
Nelson
Hena
Balalalka
M-G-M
Uena
Metro
Bee One
Rudolf Friml
Allan Dwan
Richard Tregaskis
INS
Paramount
Random House
Tregaskis
Gabic
M.g-M
San Antonio Light Publication Notice
The San Antonio Light announces its rights and publication procedures for dispatches and news from The Associated Press and other sources. Public notice covers exclusive rights and rebroadcast rules for credited dispatches within the paper’s distribution area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assaulathu
Associated Press
Pews
Tvent
Unclear text from local notice page
Fragmentary OCR text fragment mentions numbers and names without clear event or date. Unable to determine a coherent news item or entities beyond scattered figures.
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Mister Breger
Walter Winchell
Buchenwald
Fritz Jahn
Gestapo
Donzit Sher
Shea
Lend Lease
KKK
Rockford
Sen
C. Wayland Brooks
Black Legion
Midwest
National Workers League
Detroit
NWL
Washington
Danner
Klaxers
Kloismen
Ubetagelves
Oriente
George Coatherage
Silver Shirds
Reatherage
Night Shirt Stinkers
Pegler
Sakic
Coimon Tran
Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
Gene Tunney
Eliways
Lefe
Philadelphia
Jim Kiigallen
International News
T Coverciul
Paul Berlenvach
Johnny Duniee
Harry Gret
Elvan
Patsy Haley
Jim Far Fey
Prize Fight Commission
King
Syandentn
Lindow
San Antonio Licht Pattern Dept
Maran Marfin
Aew
King-Keinilas Gielefous
Goulé
Tee
Dr. H. N
Charles Dickens
League of Women Voters
Bry
Lois Johnson
L. A
Col
C. 5
Dietz
News OF the Movies
Dorothy Manners
Harry Carey Jr
William Berke
Screen Guild Company
Junior
Dobey
Harry
Harry Sr
Katharine Hephirn
George Raft
Mike Mauree
Warner
Clifton Webb
Razor's Edge
MGM
England
June Haver
Paul Whiteman
Charlie Rogers
Fabulous
Dorseys
Tommy
Jimmy
Paul
Jose Iturbi
Roscoe
Irene Buie
the Kings
Butch” Jenkins
Santa Barbara
Joan Fontaine
Bill Dozier
Jaspar Park
Canada
Robert Sherwoods
Harry Hopkins
Churchill
Faye Emerson Roosevelt
George Oppeteheimer
Cape Playhouse
Dennis
Mass
San
Carrley
Antonio
Sunitueny
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Baer
Adance Moe
Dally
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