Being Forehanded Secretary Morgenthau Commended for Inflation Policy
Secretary Morgenthau advocates a prudent plan to soften wartime unemployment by expanding economic security through a separation wage scheme. He urges private and corporate actions such as payroll deductions, tax deductions for employer contributions, and worker thrift to sustain economic life during postwar readjustment, curb demagogic exploitation, and secure resources for defense without harming employment.
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Morgenthau
United States
Civic Opera Draws Mixed Reactions After San Antonio Showing
Attendance at the San Antonio Civic Opera association production of H. M. 8. Pin afore at Municipal auditorium faced letters to the editor criticizing notes and interpolations in a Gilbert and Sullivan master work. Despite rain forcing a move from Sunken Garden to the auditorium and a late curtain, volunteers delivered a smooth performance after long hours of unpaid work, earning praise for effort amid logistical difficulties.
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San Antonio Civic Opera Association
Municipal Auditorium
Sunken Garden Theater
Transportation and the case for decentralized traffic control
A 1941 Nation’s Business view argues that the best efficiency in transport comes from keeping control in the hands of the shipper carrier and consignee rather than centralized authority, noting railroads move 15 percent more freight than in 1918 war years without wartime government delays.
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United States
Trembling line of men in a war worn hillside
A group of five men trudges through a strange civil war in Spain driven by duty yet gutted by fear and loss. They cling to love of Spain and to the pride that kept them alive as they dig trenches and speak of bread and survival while their hearts remain torn and their hope wanes.
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Spain
Myniy
Earl Muliney
A. Ti
Better to Die on Your Feet Than to Live on Your Knees
A reflective piece by Elsie Robinson on courage and freedom, recalling the rallying call to stand tall for belief. It frames the power of words to embolden peasants, wives, and soldiers alike, urging steadfast resolve and dignity in struggle.
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Gowlife
J. Song't
Letters to the Editor on democracy and minority influence
The Light published Bart Matheny’s letter criticizing eight years of Democratic rhetoric and calling minority groups a threat to American democracy. It labels certain sentiments as intolerant and misinterprets free speech, urging restraint and warning against minority influence.
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Bart Matheny
America
Jesus
Christ
Macaulay
City approves ordinance for painting and decorating contracts
In a unanimous vote the city council passed an ordinance governing painting and decorating contractors, drawing opposition from C. J. Rush of the San Antonio real estate board and Tom Etheridge, a real estate operator. The discussion reflects local concerns over licensing and contracting standards amid broader postwar debates.
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Seytamaer
Rowmeil
Ordi~nance
C. J. Rush
San Antonio
Ran Estate Board
Tom
Theridge
Around the Plaza Discusses Baby Care and Bowling
An editorial piece examines the strain of child care on wives and mothers, noting husbands often lack alertness and physical stamina. It discusses bowing centers for couples and the social shift away from neighborly babysitting, with anecdotes about a young couple balancing dating rituals and parental duties.
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Matt
Arn Meyer
I& Nias
San Antonio
Long-legged Connolly and the King Features syndicate story
A reminiscence recalls Connally then a young editor moving through King Features offices with steady purpose. The piece praises his decisive personality and leadership, noting his 27 years guiding a global syndicate alongside a diverse staff and celebrated by colleagues as he rises through the ranks.
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Durante Club
King Features Syndicate
Durante’s
King ‘Features
Frank G.e Menke
Matt
Winn
Frank
Wihlet
Connaily
Frank Geld
Connolly
Ing
New York Sun
King Features
Syndicate
King Fean
Synd
Xne
Hay Fever Facts and Treatments From Dental Health Note
The article explains perennial hay fever or allergic rhinitis, its misnomer history, common triggers like dust and animal dander, and symptoms such as nasal discharge, sneezing, and itchy eyes. It advises environmental controls, skin tests to identify allergens, and treatments including nose drops, ephedrine, and desensitization methods, noting fabric and textile precautions for sufferers.
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Yass
Marry-Go-Round and the Modern Woman in Verse
A fragmented excerpt discusses Helen Rowland’s Marry-Go-Round and contrasts old and new romance norms. It reflects on flirtations, social dances, and the idea of a “Man’s Woman,” noting the changing attitudes toward money, appetite, and gender roles as a New York editorial voice comments on popular culture.
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Helen Rowland
Regard
Toe
New York
Ima
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