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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1951
Page
3
The fragment references an owl and woodsman signaling a coming storm, with mention of rabbis and brush. Nick Kenny attributed, copyright 1951. The readable text hints at a rural omen theme without a full event or clear names beyond Nick Kenny.
An editorial condemns the Korea war as a costly, futile effort draining American manpower and wealth. It cites one billion dollars per year and 150,000 casualties in year one, laments politicians and wishes for stronger leadership from generals Wedemeyer and MacArthur, and accuses Washington of appeasement and missteps.
Hollywood notes on Danny Kaye heading to the Riviera before Darling, I Am Growing Younger. Harry Segall’s play, and Sam Goldwyn projects. Snaps cover Bill and Dorothy’s family plans, Ted Briskin’s romance hints, Glenn Ford’s travel, and industry chatter on World War I service and celebrity moves.
Dorothy Manners notes Barbara Stanwyele and Bob Taylor enjoying their first date in weeks at the Band Box. Friends doubt a reconciliation, while Sean Drawford invited Christine and Christopher’s class to a garden recital. Music pleased, but ice cream and cake drew the praise.
George E. Sokolsky argues that Soviet Russia uses a peace offensive to advance aims in Korea. He contends Moscow seeks UN recognition for China, Formosa control, and a seat on the UN Security Council, while weakening the United States. The piece urges vigilance and continued strength against Malik’s cease fire proposal.
William Randolph Hearst states that restricting money in elections to only specified necessary purposes is of fundamental importance, arguing that financial influence must be limited to safeguard integrity and fairness in political contests. The remark frames campaign funding as a core constitutional or democratic principle debated in reform circles.
Westbrook Peglor reports on Seventeen's charm and Broadway buzz. Martha Raye heads for Vegas via a scare with sleeping potion, while DeMille's The Greatest Show on Earth sets feuding tones with Lamour and Husten. Disney in Wonderland earns speculated gross, Oklahoma! draws mixed suburb reactions, and a slew of stars and clips fill the tabloids with gossip and backstage tidbits.
A 10 and 20 Years Ago roundup notes Congressman Lyndon Johnson nearing 33 in August and seen as virtually certain to win the state’s twice-vacated U S Senate post. Other items list city dancing ban by commissioners, a Grand Canyon flying note, Ft Sam dust abatement, and 19th century mentions of Hammocks fans and a France window display.
An odd, satirical item criticizes drive behavior and traffic caution in a playful, rhyming note. It mocks overreaction and urges motorists to stay calm while hinting at distractions like sports and sales pitches from a nameless distributor.
The article explains that vitamin K is produced by intestinal bacteria and is not fully supplied by diet. It notes that fat absorption disorders and diseases like sprue, celiac, and obstructive jaundice reduce vitamin K uptake, risking bleeding due to impaired clotting. Newborns often receive vitamin K injections to prevent deficiency.
The piece discusses judging people by first impressions, the limits of psychotherapy, and adolescence. It cites De Melitta Schmidebee on limited interview effects and the goal of reasonable progress in happiness. It notes teens test taught values while seeking self assurance.
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