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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1946
Page
5
Despite thirteen years of federal planning the debt swelled from 22 billion to 275 billion and living standards remain tied to private enterprise, says critic John W. Snyder. He argues the burden of bureaus hampers productivity and warns Americans face a choice between freedom and collectivization driven by state force.
Authorities warn a severe shortage of qualified teachers worsened since 1941 with over 300,000 leaving for other work. War and low pay drive the loss as educators urge public action to raise salaries to reflect the profession’s importance and needed prestige.
A columnist defends signed letters over anonymous ones, condemning cowardice and the craving for recognition. He argues anonymous writers hide fear and malice, miss honest exchange, and crave public acknowledgment while living shadowed, colorless lives.
By Elsie Robinson urges readers to stop hiding their opinions and to register to vote or participate. She argues that lonely, unsigned letters reflect common human desires and warns that fear of saying the wrong thing keeps people silent. She encourages individuals to stand up, reveal themselves, and claim their rightful place.
Politically minded San Antonio residents expected Mayor C K Quin to push a party machine at the Bexar county Democratic convention. NIE candidacy for Congress opened against Maury Maverick. In 1926 Fort Sam Houston announced the transfer of the 12th Observation Squadron to San Antonio, with 21 planes and a photo section. Maj. John M. Reynolds commanded the squadron, a noted aviator.
Westbrook Pegler discusses Elliott Roosevelt, Howard Hughes, and political leverage. He cites Hughes funded war planes, the RF C, and Army contracts, detailing debates over the projects, military needs, and potential partisan manipulation amid 1940s aviation and air power interests.
Washington columnist Benn News Paul Mallon asks who altered UNO to UN in world affairs. He argues the Security Council did not vote and suggests motives tied to uniformity after UNCIO. He notes Lake Success and Lake success plans as part of UNO’s evolving branding.
Jaundice in newborns can be physiologic or cause for concern. Physiologic jaundice is common, lasts about a week, and is more prolonged in preemies. Other causes include infection, bile duct malformations requiring surgery, or erythroblastosis from Rh incompatibility, which can cause anemia and convulsions.
Medical Q and A discusses bidod in vein sections aiding infant care. Dr H N Bundesen notes fallen arches do not likely affect body nerves. Distribution via King Features Syndicate Tar San Antonio Light text appears from 430 Broadway, San Antonio Texas.
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