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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1937
Page
2
A San Antonio survey shows 18 of 28 questioned favor socialized medicine, eight oppose, and three undecided. City health officials oppose federal backed plans arguing government encroachment. Respondents include doctors, a secretary, a student, a clerk, and a police chief, with mixed views on cost, access, and government role.
A chaotic Washington to Hollywood dispatch traces Walter Winchell’s return to New York, studio leave, and ongoing column resume. It surveys reactions to medical insurance ideas, quotes diverse locals on social safety, and recounts movie gossip about Simone Elmon, Tyrone Power, and studio machinations.
Ad copy promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Gil Capsules as a safe inexpensive cure for kidney and bladder trouble. Claims include restoring kidney action, preventing paralysis, and addressing frequent urination, sleep disruption, and eye puffiness. Ends with urging purchase from Holland supplier and notes other symptoms.
Flying Cadet Alfred J. Gapleil 44 of Kelly Field will be buried after a crash near Boettis. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Kelly Field. Cadets will attend as flying operations are suspended. Body to be conveyed to Belmont. Capitell, a New York graduate, began flying training here in 1938 and is survived by parents.
A toy picture show will be presented for children under 12 on Tuesday at the Lindbergh Playhouse under the direction of Mrs. Elsie Clinton, senior park director.
Concepcion Bea, 66, of 211 Warner Street, was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital for lacerations and bruises after a hit-and-run incident while crossing San Pedro avenues Tuesday. Police investigated the driver and the vehicle involved.
Professor from St Marys University and secretary of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers will attend the institute executive meeting in Oklahoma City on Wednesday and Thursday.
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