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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1949
Page
7
A civic exhortation on voting emphasizes liberty and self government, urging all qualified residents to vote for mayor and four city commissioners in San Antonio on Tuesday May 10. It warns that abstaining lets minorities sway outcomes and stresses responsibility to honor the sacrifices of freedom by participating in every election.
The piece argues that people use excuses such as grief remorse religion or fear to dodge life’s challenges. It contrasts true courage with evasive tricks, urging readers to face problems, accept responsibility, and pursue meaningful growth rather than self deception.
A religious excerpt emphasizes that believers are not destined for wrath but for salvation through Jesus Christ. The line cites a passage: God has not appointed us to wrath but to obtain salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ, from 1 Thessalonians.
Georga Sokoteky reports on Richard M. Nix defending unanswered questions during the House un American Activities hearing. The piece warns of an invisible picket line that stifles debate and smears individuals, citing plays like The Traitor and Joan of Arc as examples and noting fears among officials, professors, and job seekers of perceived smears and damage.
A mountain climber finds moss thriving in an old abandoned high Alpine site. The note suggests human involvement in bird extinction causes, directly or indirectly. It mentions the Trumpeter Stan as the largest flying bird weighing about 55 pounds.
The UOFR special grand jury in New York decries failures to discipline lawyers who refuse to answer loyalty questions. It cites Pressman Witt and Harvard ties, calls for disbarment for traitors, and critiques the reach of federal treason definitions versus state powers. It laments postwar fear and mocks reliance on federal authority over local duty.
Fragmented comments accuse Ezra Pound and Henry Wallace of esoteric plots and treason. The piece laments Truman era politics, calls for harsh action against pickets, and questions treason laws and grand jury fairness amid debates over Hiss, Chambers, and state department loyalties.
The article argues children should grow up with healthier teeth thanks to fluoride based prevention. It notes reducing starchy foods and sweets, regular dental visits, and early decay intervention. It highlights sodium fluoride as a key preventive, applied to teeth in a four visit plan after thorough cleaning.
The article notes that more than four applications do not enhance preventive effects and stresses thorough tooth cleansing before fluoride gel is applied. It suggests best practice may involve four applications, with intervals of three to six months, and describes application with a small applicator.
A fragmented OCR style item discusses Congress debating bills amid political feuding. It mentions Baer, Harry, the White House, and the Hatfield McCoy feud as framing devices while noting potential filibusters and party dynamics. The piece reads as a satirical inventory of political tensions and legal recollections.
A historical review compares 10 and 20 years ago against dismissals and suspensions, examining system patterns and outcomes. The analysis highlights recurring practices and potential reforms identified across periods.
Historic notes mention the Douglas 02K trainer arriving at Brooks Field on May 8 1919 marking the first step in basic training for pilots. The record cites a parade of wartime aircraft and a broader reflection on postwar aviation and local developments with May dates and figures highlighted.
The page compiles Broadway and film chatter about wage notes for stars like Mickey Rooney and Mary Martin, budget concerns for eight agents at about 4500 weekly, and gossip on Enchanted Evening and The Wonderful Guy. It hints at industry glare, talent clashes, and press notices framing upcoming shows.
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