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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1943
Page
9
The piece surveys Editor & Publisher findings that about 340 accredited reporters and photographers serve abroad, with at least 60 casualties including dead, wounded, captives, and missing. It argues press sacrifice proves the value and loyalty of the American press and its role in a free nation.
Walter Winchell notes on Broadway’s bustling show scene with Bil Burke, Mae West era stars, and a cavalcade of performers. The column playfully critiques gossip, stage legends, and tabloids while recounting backstage banter and the era’s glittering personalities in a rapid, punchy voice.
The fragmentary text recalls a reader's critique of a Monty magazine issue, praising and questioning wartime coverage, church affiliations, and social reform figures. It includes mentions of the Episcopal Church, Ohio National Guard, and a chaplain role, framing a broad wartime cultural debate.
A fragmentary item from the S. A. Light files notes Margie A from 1934 and a private fishing issue at lower Media Lake. It mentions trespass rules on Diver-Hoy Feike Club property, a third court of something in Auathy, and a Sun of Siro imposing limits.
A fragmented plea argues against glamorizing crime for youth. It frames Christ’s example, urges returning to disciplined camps, constructive labor, and communal service to restore moral steerage and curb juvenile delinquency. Strong emphasis on revival of traditional values.
Paul Mallon argues the Austin-Wadsworth bill exposes U S leaders’ split aims between democracy and totalitarian control. He warns the draft power could rival Hitler’s, prompting calls to decide if the nation remains democratic or slides toward authoritarian rule. The piece critiques policy inertia and manpower shortages amid wartime strain.
A historical report credits early home treatment with sulfa drugs and salicylates for pneumonia, claiming many cases can be managed at home if diagnosed early. The study notes patients aged two months to eighty years, treated at home within five days of onset, with mild fevers, cough, chest pain, and breathing difficulty managed by care and limited hospital visits.
A fragmented portrait traces Col. Handy from Texas campaigns to fame after the Civil War. It notes his daring exploits, aptitude for command, and later influence in urban projects tied to his ally William Lusk, including ventures connected to Virginia and the creation of towns.
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