Policy Opinion on Japanese Relocation Policy Crisis
A wartime column argues the War Relocation Authority escalates a national security risk by releasing evacuated Japanese into Delaware Colorado and California. It claims loyalty cannot be distinguished and urges keeping Japanese out of danger and off the West Coast for the duration of the war, criticizing the WRA and federal agencies for reassigning evacuees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Delaware
War Relocation Authority
Colorado
California
West Coast
Japan
West
War Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Army
Bureau of Investigation
Federal
Burea
The Power and Peril of Decisive Living
A prose piece argues decisiveness defines character and life. It contrasts indecision with the vitality of choosing, likening decision to heartbeats that renew and strengthen the self. It urges timely, thoughtful choices even amid uncertainty.
Green dress decision hurts character growth
Mentally and physically you were torn apart and exhausted by indecision about a green dress you disliked. The piece argues that decisions shape will power, even wrong ones, and warns that sheltering a child from responsibility harms growth, likening overprotective parenting to a Frankenstein’s monster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Feas
Emphysema Causes and Exercise Treatments
Emphysema involves abnormal expansion of air sacs in the lungs often from asthma or blocked airways. Treatments include diaphragm-focused exercises, diathermy, vaccines, and vitamin D rich aids, with rest and avoidance of heavy exertion to protect heart function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bury Barsby
England
Barshy
Emphysema Causes and Airway Blockage Treatments
Dr Hi N Bandesen notes emphysema often leads to strain and coughing. Mucus plugs can block airways after lung infections and may be removed with a bronchoscope. Emphysema can incapacitate, so correcting the canalization is important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Sum
Une
Marry Go Round by Helen Aman details marriage probes
A fragmented reading traces a strained marriage, wealth tensions, and social pressures across years. It hints at infidelity, memory, and consequences for a couple, with a dramatic question about a husband’s ability to look his spouse in the eye after a long separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland
Den
Taman
Texans and the frontier campaign before the Civil War
James Farber details how Texas leaders pressed Washington for action against Indian raids. Captain Rip Ford demonstrated a disciplined force could defeat tribes, prompting Governor Runnels to threaten consequences. Washington finally authorized a vigorous campaign under Gen. Earl Van Dorn, leading to swift success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
John
Rip” Ford
D. E. Twiggs
U.S
Texas
Ford
Washington
H.R. Runnels
Buchanan
John B. Floyd
Runnels
Earl van Dorn
Obituary and politics note from L A Light Files
From the March 18 1934 and 1924 files. J W Collins 69 of 237 Vanice Fred a former headlight and license inspector in Bexar County is reported better after illness. He helped elect San Antonio's first electric car and drove the old safe race. James B Murah 87 cattleman and rancher died at Texas hotel. He helped organize the Texas Sheep and Cattle Raisers Association and served as VP of Old Time Trail Drivers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Collins
Vanice Ffred
Bexar County
San Antonio
Janes B. Murah
Texas
The
Texas Patel
Sor
Old Time Trail Drivers’ Association
Stalin and Stalinism in postwar Europe
In Washington’s view Stalin pursues control over Europe by backing regimes in Italy and France, prompting fear of a Soviet hegemony. The piece argues for democracy and warns that allegiance to Moscow risks undermining freedom, noting China as friend and criticizing Russia’s long range aims. Roosevelt and Churchill are cited over maritime favors to Italy and Russia, highlighting tensions in managing Stalin’s demands amid fragile peace.
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Washington
Italy
Badog- Jip
Stalin
Badogno
French Committee of Liberation
British
State Department
Go Jhop
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Russsia
Europe
Russia
Tme
Maly
Ty Stalin
China
United States
Marx
London
Moscow
Hing Features. Syndicate, Inc
These Days By George E Soholsky
A Stamford, Gonn correspondent argues that prejudice is driven by politics. He cites religious and racial tensions used for vote gains, contrasts past street clashes with modern social controls, and notes figures like Senator Wheeler shifting from pro minority to anti New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Gonn
Wheeler
United States Senate
New Republic
Americ Tans
Hitler
Senator Wheeler
Capy't
Odd Facts From King Foam Column on Health Trends
A King Foam syndicated notice highlights health and dental concerns in the U S. It states one third of active medical practitioners work in services and industry loses about 1,000,000 workers daily to illness and injury. It also notes over one third of two year olds have cavities. The San Antonio Light date appears garbled with publishing details and Associated Press rights.
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The
U. S
BAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
Broadway
Fifth
San Antonio 8
Texas
Associated Press
Associated Presa
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Elsie Robinson
By Dr. Hi. N. Bandesen
Helen Aman
Jauriner
James Farber
L. A. Light Files
France
Frarice
George E. Soholsky
al Smith
East Side
Grand Street
Cherry Street
Baat
Cheng
Grand Street Boys
Cherry Street Boys
Grand Street Boys Club
Magals Jonés
Johnny
King Foam, Synd
Toc
Ugg
8Cne
Shoma
Igenbebally
Ements Bsc
Frid
Uneder
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