Appeal to Youth Shapes Survival of the American System
The piece argues survival hinges on youthful appeal to a free economy. It critiques Marxian teaching, notes Eden's UK Conservative gains via youth support, and urges clear, dynamic advocacy of American enterprise to energize teens and young adults.
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Eden
Labor Party
Mr. Eden
Oliver Goldsmith
East Lynne
Lionel Shawpiro
NBC
Skelto
New York Mirror
Congress votes tax relief for itself at home district costs
Pass It Around laments that congress will deduct Washington expenses as business costs while tax relief goes to members only. The piece argues the home district tax status creates a windfall for lawmakers and urges that any relief be shared with all taxpayers.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Washington
Street markers needed in San Antonio bond plans
A reader urges inclusion of street sign installation in future bonds. The note highlights disorganized naming and misaligned signs, cites examples like Losoya, Avenue C, River Ave, and Broadway, and asks for clear, consistent lettering and block numbers to aid visitors and residents.
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the Light
San Antonio
Losoya
Houston St
Broadway
Avenue C
River Ave
Fredericksburg Rd
Flores St
For the Good of Our City The Light Urges Reconstruction
The Light urges reconstruction and repair of all city streets and bridges. Completion of street lighting, a new city hall, police HQ, and health building. Extend sanitary sewer and water systems to serve the city. Build an adequate storm sewer and join flood control efforts.
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Sokolsky Finds Solace in German Cooking and Mother's Day Reflections
George Sokolsky muses on the near end of primaries and party bitterness, then shifts to a lighter scene at Luchow’s celebrating its seventy-fifth birthday with Milton Berle in attendance. He imagines candidates enjoying Sauerbraten and beer, hoping a holiday mood could ease tensions. The piece ends noting Sokolsky’s radio program.
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George KE. Sokolsky
Republican Party
Bob Tait
Ike Eisenhower
Supreme Courts
Taft
Eisenhower
Luchow’'s
John Ringling North
King Fea. Syn, Inc
All Men Are Vain Without Knowledge of God
A brief devotional line cites Wisdom 13:1 declaring that worldly wisdom is hollow without the knowledge of God. It frames a reflection on human vanity and spiritual sight, urging readers to seek divine understanding.
We Have Become Vassals Says Pegler 1952
William F. Pegler argues Americans are no longer masters of their government, claiming Congress and bureaucrats levy heavy taxes and burdens while rewarding themselves with pensions. He contrasts U.S. with France, calls for a revolution, and assails lawmakers, parasitic officials, and the welfare state. Copyright 1952 King Features Syndicate Inc.
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United States
House of Commons
House of Lords
Congress
France
Leavenworth
Harry S. Truman
Gen. Eisenhower
Washington
Eisenhower
State Department
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Head Injury Risks And Brain Tumor Misconceptions
A medical note explains head injuries can cause serious issues including hemorrhage and coma but emphasizes there is no proven link to brain tumors. It describes how arterial bleeding outside the brain coverings follows injury, the progression to unconsciousness, and the importance of recognizing warning signs.
Immediate Brain Surgery Saves Life After Injury
Dr H N Bundesen stresses urgent brain surgery when a head injury causes bleeding. If a vessel bleeds, the skull is opened and a metal clip stops the hemorrhage, removing clotted blood. Prompt physician care prevents brain damage and avoids serious complications after head trauma.
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King Fer. Syn., Inc
Ten and Twenty Years Ago May 20 Celebrations
A retro column lists events on May 20 across years 1942 to 1892. Highlights include Kelly Field officers who trained as flyers in 1942, Westmoorland College speaker announced for 1932 graduations, a wage agreement at San Antonio Public Service in 1922, a night-use headlight for county road rollers in 1912, city hall stairway repainting in 1902, and removal of the Alamo plaza speakers platform in 1892.
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Japan
Kelly Field
W. W. Jackson
Westmoorland College
San Antonio Public Service Co
W. B Tuttle
City Hall
Alamo Plaza
Show Business Notes Warmly Praises Stage Stars
Waltex Winchell surveys 1952 stage and film events highlighting Julie Harris as a rising star in I Am a Camera at the Empire and Carol Stone named best actress by Twelfth Night club for Desire Under the Elms. He notes Yuma Sumac’s Lakme project, Ere details on Tovarich, New Faces of 1952, and mixed reviews for Tenor Richard Weagly and various Cinemagicians offerings, with critiques from Herald Tribune and Journal-American.
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Waltex Winchell
Julie Harris
I Am A Camera
the Empire
Miss Harris
R. Bing
Met Opera
Yuma Sumac
Twelfth Night Club
Robert E. Sherwood
Jacques Deval
Tovarich
Som
Oracles
The
Herald Tribune
Mr. Kerr
Pla
Richard Weagly
Town Hall
Virgil Thomson
Ay Herald-Tribune
the Journal-American
Miles Wasten
Peace on Earth and Goodwill Amid War Surplus Headlines
A satirical regional column mocks postwar policy and government funding scandals. The piece references a looser “watch dog” metaphor for the treasury, an eloping tale with a wolf in a vest, and absurd appropriation remarks about a Tibetan prayer wheel project.
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Arthur
Bugs
Treasury
Hankus Wallace
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