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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1946
Page
9
In a postwar era critique, the writer argues against persistent OPA wartime controls on meat and wages. They claim OPA suppresses necessities, fuels black markets, and harms railroads and industry. They cite Pennsylvania Railroad losses and auto sector woes as evidence of policy damage to production and national welfare.
The speaker dismisses ongoing political theatrics likening them to a childish game. Old Hank and Wallace are referenced in a satirical tone as the president acts like a teacher aiming to correct a naughty child without punishment. The piece urges a return to practical concern over costly grandstanding.
Walter Winchell notes a Times front page laments world powers stuck in old political frames. Stalin and Gromyko issue peace warnings while Eden and Byrnes clash with contradictory aims. SEC probes stock market drop as experts debate causes. A Moscow official backs peace while Pravda blasts Byrnes. A Russian scientist warns against framing atomic energy as only war. An embedded quip about a speech dream highlights ongoing diplomatic tension. Edwin Pauley urges aid for remaining German Jews.
In a call for decisive action, leaders urge aiding the one million European Jews who survived Nazi terror to live. They condemn suppression of the report by some State Department figures as appeasement and accuse supporters of murderers of complicity.
Dr Rennie Meeken of Water town New York has used aerosol penicillin with a nebulizer to treat lung infections. The device creates a fine mist delivered via oxygen during breathing for pneumococcus and streptococcus infections and bronchiectasis, targeting bacteria along air passages. Field notes describe in office or hospital use for throat and lung infections and related complications.
Dr H N Bandesen notes bronchi dilation causes coughing and foul sputum. Dr Mecklin says penicillin has surpassed all known methods for persistent upper respiratory infections including throat windpipe and bronchi. Safe when directed and can be life saving. Copyright 1946 King Features Syndicate.
Ten to twenty years ago San Antonio business leaders and employers groups pressed for adequate police protection at factories in case of a strike by the Ladies Garment Workers union affecting six establishments. Also noted are issues on pork production and football signaling practices in local teams.
Westbrook Pegler argues that Henry Wallace courted Stalinist allies and that U S distrust of Russia stems from past Soviet interference and the era of Hitler-Stalin cooperation. He cites 1933-45 events, Browder, and Finnish affairs to claim Wallace aids a new Stalin empire and endangers U S security.
Washington officials weighed Stalin’s London Sunday Times statements amid secrecy and scattered commentary. Analysts tracked commas and hinted at progress toward understanding while awaiting Moscow’s concrete action. Acheson, Byrnes ally William Clayton, and others guarded news, hoping for clarity before the Paris meeting and the United Nations gathering later in October.
Observers weigh if Russia’s stance signals conciliation or propaganda as the big four treaties at Paris inch forward. Analysts consider liberalization demands, Danube opening, and unresolved disputes while awaiting the final texts from the peace conference.
Rabbi D Silverman argues that world brotherhood requires effort and knowledge. He parallels Jacob wrestling for his blessing with America’s need to strive daily to maintain liberty and moral laws, warning against complacency and powerful internal forces that can turn good into evil.
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