Stalin’s postwar diplomacy shocks Britain and United States
The piece criticizes Stalin for recognizing the Badoglio regime in Italy and courting other regimes, accusing the Soviet leader of sidelining the U S and Britain. It warns that Moscow’s moves threaten small nations and could push Europe toward totalitarianism while calling for Congress to investigate how far Stalin will press in Europe and Asia.
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Marshal Stalin
United States
England
Messrs
Chiurehti
Roosevelt
Badoglio
Italy
U. S
Stalin
America
Europe
Congress
Asia
Functional bowel disturbance linked to mental state and occupation
A study of 200 patients with functional bowel disturbance finds most are in sedentary jobs such as teaching, studying, merchandising or law, with constipated attacks and fatigue as common symptoms. Experts cite emotional factors as key, noting many patients can be cured with proper handling and full medical evaluation. Recovery hinges on rest, relaxation, and a defined routine within medical care.
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Percy B. Sprague
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Treatment guidance from Dr Bundesen on progressive exercise
Dr Bundesen outlines a plan to treat a disorder with gradually increasing exercise to harden patients and reduce fatigue. He notes dietary adjustments restricting raw fruits, vegetables and whole grains, using mineral oil for movement, and sedatives to calm nerves. Full cure requires relief of the patient's mental disturbance and fears.
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King Fea Seu, Inc
Peace Talk And The Sword In The Bible
The speaker questions the meaning and cost of real peace, contrasting modern peace talk with Jesus message. He recalls a verse where Jesus says he brings a sword, not peace, and asks why a gentle wanderer would utter such stark words in a world full of conflict.
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Israel
Peace Is a Hard and Fighting Thing, Not a Safe Escape
In a reflective passage by Elsie Robinson, the narrator weighs the true cost of peace. She contrasts easy comfort with the duty to confront violence and injustice, arguing that peace requires ongoing effort, courage, and sacrifice, likening it to a cross to bear and a star to strive toward.
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King Peng
Synd
Tue
Santa Anna's Ups and Downs in Mexico's War History
The narrative recounts Santa Anna's risky oversights in 180K era battles against French forces at Vera Cruz. It describes his ornate uniform and failed attempts to rally troops, his near death when a cannonball wounded his horse and leg, and his later recovery by surgery restoring his reputation as a national hero.
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Jame
Santa Anis
San Sacinto
Josh
Vera Cruz
France
Santa Anna
Vera Graz
Harge
Fider
Mexico
Santa Anta
Cattle Overproduction Addressed by 1924 Proposal
A 1924 statement by Howard Petrie of the April-Wal Adjustment administration urged drastic reduction of cattle overproduction to stabilize markets. The San Antonio Seguin rail project, tying San Antonio to Austin and other towns, may begin within 60 days as right of way lands are cleared, with Texas Rapid Transit Company to operate the line.
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Mach
Fleminstian
Howard Petrie
Chick
Conventian
Texts
Bowichwestrr Battle Raisers Association
Scytla
Austin
Walter Winchell On Broadway Memo Portraits Of Stage Icons
Walter Winchell On Broadway surveys theatrical legends with humorous anecdotes about Mrs. Campbell Helen Hayes John Barrymore Alfred Lunt and Paul Robeson among others. It recalls Belasco Woollcott and a chorus of showbiz quips revealing vanity ambition and the vaudeville path to fame.
Educators Face Public Criticism Over Education Laxity
A columnist argues progressive educators mislead the public about American youth. He cites widespread teacher support for his critics, requests for columns and back issues, and calls for action. The piece proposes congressional or board investigations, with Dr. Robert M. Hutchins as a possible catalyst, to expose and reform the perceived educational ‘racket’ and lax standards.
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Washington
P.T. A
Robert M. Hutchins
Chicago University
PTA
Wing Weatacen Syndicate, Inc
Palestine Door Open to Jewish Homeland Debate
George E Soholsky notes Harold Ickes and public debate on Palestine amid British policy closing doors on March 31. He argues Arab-Jewish cooperation offers the greatest Palestine potential, cites Jewish progress and Arab neglect, and critiques Anglo American policy and Marshall’s stance while warning of stateless millions at stake. He reflects on U.S. role and the moral toll of policy. The San Antonio Light.
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Harold Ickes
America
Palestine
Snd
Palestina
Tel Aviv
Dead Sea
Great Britain
United States
Eritain
Trin-Sand
Congress
George Marshall
Star of David
Kerpin
San Antonio Daily News Rates and Delivery Options
Subscription pricing listed for various regions including Texas, Mexico, and other states with daily and Sunday delivery options. Rates shown cover weekly and monthly terms, with carrier and agent delivery noted. The notice also includes postal registration details and a copyright stamp from 1857.
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ATL
Acys
Texan
Ion
Mexico
Paiy
Simday
San Antonio
Texas
Congress
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