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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1946
Page
6
San Antonio faces a polio crisis as the disease threatens the youngest and most vital residents. The piece warns that after each minor outbreak the city relaxes and forgets the foe, which returns with winter.
City health board acts to close schools and ban gatherings to curb polio. Urges state and federal aid, thorough cleanup of the San Antonio river and streams, city properties, and dumps, with citizens treated as soldiers in a decisive, well funded drive.
A critique of a British loan agreement arguing it would empower an international trade organization under UN oversight and Bretton Woods bodies, leading to state control of banking and key industries in Britain and other nations. The piece contends American loans abroad strengthen socialism, threaten free enterprise, and urge withholding further aid to safeguard U.S. markets and liberty.
This 1948 Hing Feat Synd piece argues age is mental not physical. It urges readers to challenge stale thoughts and embrace new ideas rather than clinging to worn beliefs or gossip, warning that aging begins in the brain.
Westbrook Pegler critiques Harold Ickes for attacking John J. Lewis over coal miners finance and control. He argues Lewis leveraged miners' funds to build a political power allied with Roosevelt and warns that Ickes' stance reveals the Wagner Act's excesses and a need to remodel the law.
Walter Winchell notes a flurry of Broadway gossip and industry feuds. Norman Anthony defends his book against slanting accusations while McIntyre reviews shows for pay. backstage baby news and fashion chatter mingle with industry battles and Oscar era maneuvering.
A jumble of backstage chatter touches actors and agents including Doc Marcus and Bill Kent amid gossip of disappearances and romantic entanglements. Dolores Gray flares with Maxie Tesen, while K T Stevens dodges a lead change in Voice of the Turtle and a Park Avenue eye doctor looms over a missing secretary. Edmund Lowe and Thelma Furness drift toward breakup as press salvos swirl around Broadway life.
Nutrition guidance notes fats and proteins from animal and plant sources. It cites butter margarine and various oils as fat options, including trilinolein content. experiments on rats show similar growth with butter or margarine when other nutrients are supplied.
A May 14 roundup recalls attempts to curb liquor sales by the drink in 1906 led by the San Antonio Package Store association. In 1936, real estate men disclose plans for a new mixed-use building on a silty East Houston site near the Medical Arts skyscraper. Nat M. Washer spoke to the Rotary about Orient impressions. The San Antonio Kennel Club urged more dog catchers to remove mongrels and strays. Veramendi Palace doors were moved to the Alamo. Russell C. Hill was reappointed head of the Young Men's Christian Association.
Dr H N Bundesen states milk provides carbon hydrates and proteins for tissue repair. It also supplies minerals such as calcium and phosphorous and substantial amounts of riboflavin. Fats are not essential, but improve taste and help provide calcium and energy. San Antonio Light reference.
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