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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1946
Page
6
The piece argues that repeated strikes across steel, coal, rail, and maritime sectors cripple the U.S. economy and laments government inaction. Senator Wiley warns labor leaders could seize dictatorial power, risking national paralysis during emergencies and threatening the nation’s free way of life.
Senator Wiley promotes a national arbitration system as pro labor and impartial, citing a 1945 Gallup poll showing high union support for compulsory arbitration that would outlaw strikes. He warns that failure would lead to collectivist chaos and urges Congress to act as the will of the people.
Walter Winchell’s gossip notes reveal Trena Taynoe in a spoof, Helen Hayes in a dash of fashion, and Ray Bolger’s dance highlights at Village Barn. Stars like Fanny Wartwid, Percy Faith, Lila and Ginger Rogers names pop up with Broadway chatter, restaurant quips, and industry briefings across a coastful of snippets.
On Broadway station reports repeat denials of divorce by José Ferrer and Uia Hagen amid showbiz chatter. The Tune of Commerce cites domestic figures, while Curtain Calls mocks Sen Bilbobigtime and Bway Palladium folly. Listings feature Joan Nickel, Angie Bond Trio, Evelyn Knight, and Valdes at La Conga with stage previews and quirky Saw Mill River sightings.
Dr HN Bundesen discusses stomach ulcers running in certain nervous thin families. He cites Dr Asher Winkelstein on causes and prevention, including diet, alcohol, tobacco, emotional stress and spring fall incidence. Diagnosis via X ray and gastroscope, with emphasis on immediate treatment and ongoing prevention through lifestyle changes. King Features Syndicate 1946.
The grandson of Juan Martin de Veramendi, a Spanish Texas governor, visited San Antonio to view the Veramendi house, now destroyed. Maury Maverick returned for rest and predicted Roosevelt’s landslide in the upcoming November election.
Westbrook Pegler surveys Republican reactions to Taft's Nuernberg comments. He notes Dewey and Ives repudiated Taft, while Taft stands firm for the American justice system and due process, arguing against ex post facto condemnation and for rulings in line with the Constitution.
The piece argues the Montana primary exposes how small tactics by national groups hinder candidacy and debate. It defends Senator Wheeler against antisemitic attacks, noting his past support for Jewish causes and criticizing Hitler era hysteria and partisan propaganda.
A letter cites George Bokalsky claiming Wheeler’s congressional record is sound and accuses Park Avenue figures Albert Lasker Arthur Goldsmith and Edmund Waterman of meddling in Montana elections. It notes Wheeler forces plan an aggressive, well funded campaign with limited funds and asks who Leif Erielsson aims to represent in Montana.
World listens as a columnist reflects on harsh letters and temper while defending a calmer life philosophy. He recalls fights sparked by readers and family friction, noting most battles are pointless. Emphasizing better uses of time he endorses gardening swimming and conversation with friends over conflict.
Fragment from a San Antonio Light column features Elsie Robinson musing on how to manage emotions and consider the possibility that the other person might be right. The riff ends with a light tease about being a “Stinker” among ordinary feelings.
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