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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1943
Page
10
The Supreme Court upholds a prior ruling that an employer may express views on labor policies without violating the National Labor Relations Act. The decision defends free speech, warns against bureaucratic overreach, and emphasizes democracy’s resilience amid labor relations pressures.
Gossip items describe Greer Garson staying with Greta Garbo on holiday with Jolson mending after a relapse, Morton Downey captivating audiences, and various celebs like Veronica Lake, Iris Hall, and W. Gaxton in lively New York nightlife. Notes mention theatre previews, film showings, and social scenes around Broadway venues and Greenwich Village, capturing the era's celebrity buzz.
The article explains fibrositis as inflammation of connective tissue that causes pain in affected areas. It details headaches from neck involvement, possible swelling, and the diagnostic clue of neck or scalp tenderness. Treatments include heat packs, diathermy, and heavy friction massage with gradual pressure, followed by stretching exercises to ease stiffness and promote recovery.
Washington report details Willkie's campaign effort to polish his image and court reluctant Republicans. It notes Bricker may emerge as the anti-Willkie challenger, Dewey and MacArthur face limits, and Willkie's stance on employment, foreign policy, and New Deal critics shapes the party's path toward the 1944 nomination.
The piece urges women to prepare for the return of soldiers, noting changes from prior wars, including radios and blackouts. It emphasizes understanding hardened veterans, rebuilding society near their desires, and the need for women to adapt as men resume civilian life and careers.
By Helen Rowland, the piece urges women to prioritize preparing homes for returning soldiers and balancing war work. It contrasts wartime duties with postwar domestic life, stressing readiness to welcome soldiers and redefine family roles after conflict.
Ten years ago Morris Stemn chaired a committee with Tiley Wyatt LT Fite Alfred Rohde and Terry Turlit to create a non profit sharing organization aimed at building and property improvement. Maceo Stuart of Galveston urged the move in a speech to local real estate men and lumber dealers. Twenty years ago Lieut R T Cronnit and Pvt Theodore C Womack filmed serial crop tests in Louisiana for the agriculture department.
A critique of the Wake Island action on October 5 argues the surprise attack by combined American air and naval forces shows limited strategic value if overstated. It cautions that success depended on surprise and that similar results require enemy unpreparedness, noting Pearl Harbor parallels and questioning the broader lesson.
Maj. Alexander P. de Seversky argues that carrier based air power must self defend when land based air support is weak. He credits naval commanders for exploiting favorable circumstances at Wake and Midway and cautions against overreliance on carrier attacks without land based shielding. The piece reflects World War II era views on aviation warfare and defense.
The article contrasts harsh roundup tactics with a humane slow chase used by Wild Horse Charlie. It describes circling, funneling into a corral, and the brutal outcomes of traditional methods versus the humane pursuit by a small team that exhausts the horses through patient, strategic distances up to 100 miles in a day and even longer.
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