Political Pills on Socializing Medicine in Senate Bill 1161
The piece argues Senate Bill 1161 aims to socialize all U S doctors and place medicine under a single national bureau. It warns this would tax Americans, empower the surgeon general, restrict patient choice, regulate physicians, and undermine self reliance, comparing to German and Russian control. It cites Fulton Lewis Jr and American Defense Society as opponents in a broader 1930s context.
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Wagner
New York
Murray
Montana
The
United States
WPA
NRA
Fulton Lewis Jr
Hearst King Features Service
Lewis
Germany
Russia
American Defense Society
Surgeon General
Public Health Service
Comments on Irish Situation in The Times and Press
A compilation of Irish neutrality discourse during World War II with editorials from the Irish Times Irish Independent and Irish Press. It cites De Valera and U S notes, Dublin sentiment, and British press reactions praising Ireland's stance as neutral and principled amid diplomatic pressure.
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Trish Times
Great Britain
Eire
de Vatere
United States
Evening Herald
Dublin
Ireland
de Valera
Irish Independent
Eye Diseases and Sulfa Treatments for Trachoma
Doctors in New York report sulfa drugs aut- Sanilamide and sulfathiazole curing trachoma in over 60 percent of patients, with improvements in about half of the remainder. Treatment includes oral and topical application, with careful monitoring of kidneys and blood cells. blepharitis often clears with topical sulfathiazole, while some cases show limited benefit.
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Phillips Thygeson
William Stone Tr
New York
Dr Bundesen Notes Sulfa Drugs Heal Eye Infections
Dr H N Bundesen reports patients with inflammation caused by paenococcus and streptococcus germs were cured rapidly by oral sulfathiazole and sulfunilamide. Corneal ulcers from pneumococcus staphylococcus or streptococcus infections also improved with sulfa drugs, saving sight and preventing much discomfort.
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King Feas, Sym, Inc
Pilgrim's perilous voyage to Galveston Bay aboard Little Zoe
In December 1828 the young Baptist minister Pilgrim navigated the Little Zoe a 20 ton schooner toward Galveston Bay. With Captain Alden ill and crew intoxicated Pilgrim took the helm guiding through a dangerous pass amid shifting winds and a sea swell. After hours of effort the crew reached calmer waters and the rightful skipper praised for saving lives.
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Thomas J. Pilgrim
Texas
New Orleans
Galveston Bay
Alden
Mississippi Delta
Zoe
Ray
Pilgri
Guiling
Bealng
Mr. Pilgrim
Pilgrim
Skipney
Policy plan reshapes postwar airline industry
Washington reports a McCarran bill proposal to form a single All-American Flag lines company with private capital and up to 25 percent for each existing carrier. Trippe of Pan American likely to head it, promising competition yet centralized control and restrictions on foreign landings. Civil Aeronautics Board splits on pro and anti monopoly lines amid debates on world air freedom and state subsidies.
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Washington
McCarran
Eline
Bennett Clark
America
Juan Trippe
Pan American
Pan-American
Trippe
McGarran
Civil Aeronautics Board
Wal
Jace
Berle
State Department
United States
Quiet on Broadway Ballad and War Era Grit
A fragmentary 1944 Daily Mirror sale of verse and vignettes blends a Broadway ballad tone with wartime humor. It includes stray lines about quiet nights, love, and memories, plus jokes about rescued shipwreck survivors and a bustling Cotillion Room crowd. The piece also notes Irving Berlin arriving from England with messages for service members and details a bawdy club scene and counterfeit money quips.
These Days By George E Sokolskiy and the balance of power
An analysis argues the Atlantic charter has faded from discourse as Europe reshapes its balance of power. Voigt notes Britain must keep strong alliances as the foe shifts. Russia gains stature amid Allied resistance, while American ambiguities strain relations with France and Italy.
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Europe
A. Voigt
England
Great Britain
Mr. Voigt
Russia
Boviel
East Germany
Itis
Poland
France
Italy
Brackenridge and Jefferson students win city honors
From the March 28 1924 La Light files Brackenridge students James Voss and Ronald Hubbard win boys declamation and extemporaneous speaking while Dorothy Alexander and Merris James Smith of Jefferson capture girls declamation and extemporaneous events in the city interscholastic contest. Also noted is planned start of San Antonio municipal auditorium work within three to four months after bonds were voted in 1819, per Mayor Tobly and city commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge
Thomas Jefferson
James Voss
Ronald Hubbard
Dorothy Alexander
Merris James Smith
Jefferson
San Antonio
Tobly
Mail Subscription Rates for Texas and Mexico
Public notice lists mail subscription prices for Texas and nearby regions. Rates cover daily and Sunday delivery, Sundays only, and Mexican routes. It notes carrier and agent delivery options with monthly and weekly charges and mentions entry as second class matter at San Antonio Post Office under Congress March 8, 1957.
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Aus
Texas
Mo. Ip
Lone
San Antonio
Texst
Ube
Congress
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Trish
Irish Press
Empire News
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U. S
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Observer
Lire
Britain
Dr. H. N
James Farber
Paul Mallon
Stalin
Badogliy
Badoglio
Foggia
New Hampshire
Willkiekes
Dewey
King Featuy Syndicate, Inc
Walter
Broadway
Georgis Gibbamys
Bund
Frit
Kuhnla
Ruben Blew
Daily Mirror
Tooke
CMY
Smith
Jones
Mesoofsky
Beitzer
Seltzer
Davita
Irving Berlin
Army
Berlin
Daniels
Metha
Bub
Dippers
Broadway Rembrandt
Weisenheimers
George E. Sokolsky
Voigt
Mies
Near
Middle East
Balkans
Ising Feat
Syo, Inc
L.A. Light Files
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
Fifth
Associated Prmbs
Associated Press
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