Only American Principles Can Save Peace Parley
Samuel San Francisco argues that only the American delegation can lead moral guidance at the peace conference. He warns the Soviet stance, Bretton Woods politics, and postwar commitments undercut real peace, urging U S leadership to avoid a Soviet dictated settlement. The piece critiques foreign promises and the need to build a lasting peace organization postwar.
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Samuel San Francisco
United States
Crowther
Roosevelt
Marshal Stalin
Yalta
Churchill
Bretton Wands
Britton Weads
Aes Woods
Europe
Germany
Orient
Japan
Rusia
Dumbar
Tton Oaks
Chinese Minister Just Another Guy. M.P.s Black Soong's Path to Parley
In San Francisco on May Day, a satirical dispatch mocks Chinese Premier T. Soong and staged diplomats amid a mock session with military police at the gates. It parodies Molotov Stalin and Geneva diplomacy with quirky byline humor and a travel through imagined officialdom.
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Black Soong
BOR Considine LN
S. Stall Vorresnondent
BAN Prancisco
Ins
Connolly
49Th Military
T. V. Soong
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Stern
Jims
Soong
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M. PB. Group
Earth
American Opportunity to Shape Real Peace and Justice
The piece argues that wartime labels mask true aims and that three great powers seek a durable peace without binding alliances. It notes Soviet and American influence plus British help, and urges clear definitions of peace and justice. It emphasizes avoiding force unless all three agree and urges genuine service to peace.
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United States
Britain
Mussa
Jasan
Manchuria
Russia
More Good Beef Seen in San Antonio District
The OPA raised the share of beef slaughtered as choice and good cuts from 29 percent to 75 percent, effective April 24. Clifton George Je, price executive of the San Antonio district OPA, notes the change allows slaughterers to meet demand as higher grade beef becomes more available for chain stores, hotels, and regular buyers with special permits.
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San Antonio
Clifton George Je
Price
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Tormeny Opa
New Order
Kim
Catle
Swics
GHA
OPA
Bret
Texas Grass and Livestock: Foundation of Conservation and Production
The article stresses grass as the base for beef cattle, dairy, sheep, horses, and hogs, highlighting grasses critical to forage, soil conservation, and national cattle industry. It notes seasonal variation in pasture value, common deficiencies in protein and phosphorus, and the need for supplements like cottonseed cake, meat meal, and other concentrates for optimal feeding.
Independents Rally in Harlandale Attack Annexation
Independent city candidates led a Harlandale rally denouncing the city’s annexation of the suburb. Mattis argued residents should vote on governance, while Dobbs warned against reduced fire and police protection and criticized moving equipment. Gephart highlighted regional routes affecting property values and questioned the planned highway plans near Mayor Mauermann’s bank yard.
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Independens City
Harlandale
Grover ©. Mattis
Otter
San Antonin
Gus Manemnany
City Commission
Morris
Manerinamn
Dewey
C. L. Dobbs
Faa Fey
Ant
An -Enghin
San Antonio
Dowinion
Dobbs
Harlan
Harriisdale
Europe
Joe Gephart
Hatlandale
Éliper Blehways
More Baby Shoes in Sight-OPA
San Antonio parents were told production would rise for children under one year as shoe dealers report stocks at their lowest since rationing began in February 1949. An announcement followed word that a key shoe stamp would be valid August 1 after a nine month gap. The Hostess Training program for May and June will be held at a local high school with Thelma Barso from the University of Texas department of home economics as instructor.
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Geneva
Gunnison
Dead Sea
New World Organization
Gattison
Albamy
San Antonio
Wostess
Thelma Barso
eRlensen Depainment
University of Texas
Linn
House Owens Treaty Debate Opens in Congress
In Washington May 1 the House opened days of debate on a treaty ratification plan, proposing a constitutional amendment to remove Senate control over treaties and require both chambers to approve pacts. The plan hinges on approval by three quarters of states after House passage. A separate incident mentions Morales, 73, at 2110 Morales Street, treated after a fall in a tub at Trinity Street.
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Waliington
United Nations
San Francisco
Senate
Congresso
House
Morales
Morales Street
Robert
Gree Hospital
Trinity Street
France Tastes Petticoat Elections
Paris on May 1 reports the first women voters in France facing traditional male resistance as slogans like Down With Women Voters and Beware of Petticoat Government appear in public spaces. A Northern town of Rehl gey is described as maintaining an all male leadership?
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Paris
Waren
Pranes
Walte
Bewiyo
Petticoat
Rehlgey
Election night shocks loom as recounts demanded
Fragmentary report notes unexpected wins on a single ticket and calls for recounts from defeated Mascullus candidates. Another community reports a dominant slate led by 500 sisters sweeping the village, described as an old guard being ousted.
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