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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1942

Page

6

India Cripps Rejection Narrows Settlement Hope

Cripps signals potential for compromise after Indian leaders Nehru and Azad meet him. Congress resolution critiques British defense control and provincial exclusions, while American editorial reaction notes misunderstanding of Indian politics. Official Washington watches for US influence on a settlement.

Bis Beteses Punjab Cripps Britain Idia Sit‘ 'Gikander Kyat Khan All-India Radio Congress Party Maulana Abdul Kalan Azad Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Indian Union Americal India Washington United States

Blame Placed for U S Planes and War Ration Woes

A congressional panel faulted the light metals section of the War Production Board for failures to anticipate demand. It cited slow shipyard progress, but praised plant labor relations as generally excellent and reported workers averaging 48 hours weekly. The committee noted overtime pay practices and flagged a single employer with poor relations. It also found seed shortages for guayule rubber in Salinas and praised defense installations for strong protective measures and unified information chemicals.

Continuen War Production Board OFM Coromittee West Coast Em Fage Oner Salinas Calif Baldet

City Pays Off Five Notes and Appropriations Move Forward

City council met to approve a 127 878 37 payment from the general fund for five Frost National Bank notes of 25 000 each, due in 1941 with interest. Additional appropriations cover per diem payrolls, Stinson field payroll, and travel for Mayor Quin and officials. Bids were authorized for vehicles radios and public address gear, and a permit was authorized for a government survey near Aubrey street.

Pischl G. H. Quin Victor Keller W. E. Collins BW. Spillman Sr Spillman Fort Worth Iun Aubrey Street

Anonymous Letters Filed on Wastebasket at Fair Rents Committee

Lieut. Col. H. B. Thomas, secretary, stated letters to the local fair rents committee are being filed in the wastebasket. The committee seeks concrete information from verifiable sources, with confidentiality available upon request, to address unfair rental conditions.

Axis Quotes Dies in Propaganda

A continuation discusses alleged Communist influence in U S government. It questions Secretary Wallace’s reaction to Dies protest and suggests a political group grows in power across institutions, framing it as a dangerous hidden influence.

Axis Roosevelt Wallace Dies Communist Party

C C Takes Part In USC Campaign in Texas

The South Texas chamber of commerce will be represented by E L Moore assistant general manager at a Friday Austin meeting to plan the Osd Texas financial drive. Governor Coke Stevenson is honorary chairman of the campaign in Texas H C Wells of Houston oil interests is chairman. The 18 regions for Texas will have representatives at Friday's meeting in Austin.

South Texas Chamner of Commerce E. L. Moore Mannager Austin Texas Coke Stevenson H. C. Wells Houston Oillman

Bexar Youth Picture Gains

The picture of juvenile delinquency in Bexar County shows a slight improvement as March cases total 201, two fewer than February and 21 less than January. Of 2068 youths processed last year, 10 were jailed. Most March offenders were 12 to 16 years old, with 98 Latino Americans, 98 Anglo Americans, and 5 Negro youths recorded. Thefts and burglaries accounted for four arrests.

Bexar George Pickens Pickens Jalhe Ead Pitkens

Life Term For Man Who Killed Three Farmers in Michigan

Michigan state police captured Dominick Piccone, 20, ex convict, confessing to the killings of three farmers in Oxford and Concord. He was sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labor and solitary confinement. Roy Perkins led the raid that brought Piccone and accomplice Thorpe back to Pontiac. The four victims were Cas sius Barber 71, Romaines Potter 75, Barker, and Carl McKenzie 44.

Pontiag Micay Dominick Fiethne Michigan Pontiac Mich UPI Roy Perkins Deninick Piccone Ven Beance Barber Potter Perkins Companinn Otisville Piccone Roy Thorpe Oxford Thorpe Barker Plecone

Donald Duck Gets Deferment from Military Training

London Ontario April 2 AP Donald Duck 123 a farmer was granted a postponement of compulsory military training officials said they were not referring to the Hollywood character. He plans to join the air force later.

London Ont Donald Duck Hollywood Mr. Duck Air Force

Nazis Sink 2 of 11 Norse Ships in Snowbound Run

Swedish reports recount two Norwegian chartered merchant vessels sunk by German destroyers and armed trawlers off Goteborg as they attempted a perilous dash to England. Skytteren and Buccaneer were lost, while Lionel and Wieto escaped to safety amid a blind blizzard and wartime court actions on ship clearance.

Pagere Saips England Goteborg Sweden Ree Portes Agraunn Eauk Jeast Jesse Skytteren Buccaneer Lionel Wieto Charente Ulad Gudgang Diets Storsten Rigmor B. P. Newton Realt Masseskjaer Toon James Arifting Social Demokraten Lonidon sOark Gotehorr Noryvessian

Doctor's Formula Stirs Up Lazy Liver Bile

A dubious medical pitch promotes a laxative aid named Oliva Tablete to treat constipation and sluggish bile. The ad claims daily use improves digestion of fatty foods, boosts energy, and helps slimming efforts. It touts a price and phone-like numbers for drugstore purchase.

Fubwarda Clive Tablata de BM. Edwards

Need for American aid to sustain Philippines war effort

A column argues the United States must quickly supply manpower and equipment to the Philippines, warning that victory hinges on American reinforcement. It urges the government to heed Sayre’s plea and prioritize Pacific theater aid to prevent Axis advance and safeguard Western civilization.

Philippines United States Government of MacArthur Sayre Washington America

Rookie shown with smart car license proves brightest in camp

In Fort Leavenworth Kansas April rooks claim Pvt William F Neece has the smartest license plates in the camp as they read TQ marking his car.

Fort Leavenworth Kan Rertain Pvt William F. Neece Fcense

Demand for Professionals Drives War Effort in Ann Arbor

In Ann Arbor on April 2, Hadlow J. Heneman of the University of Michigan War Board warned that the armed forces and war industries urgently need 25 000 doctors 10 000 dentists 4000 pharmacists and 190 000 engineers. He noted that about 6100 doctors 1600 general practitioners 15000 pharmacists and between 13 000 and 18 000 engineers will graduate this year from American colleges and universities.

Ann Arbor Mien Hadlow J. Heneman Direc Tor University of Michigan War Board Orly Universi Fies

Men Sent to Officer Candidate School at Kelly and Other Posts

Eleven enlisted men who have served at Kelly Field have proceeded to the air corps officer candidate school in Miami Florida. The group includes Homer Davies from the public relations office on detached service from Randolph Field, Staff Sgt Roy B. Galton Jr, Cpl George J Bailey, Pvts Miles Kara Walter Sichel, John H Seymour, Robert O Galbraith, Harold Feld, Agt Carrol Valentine Samuel Weintraub, and Pyl Boyce M Tope from various units including 12th Air Base Group 60th Squadron 492nd Echoal squadron and 189th School squadron.

Kelly Miami Fla Air Corps Homer Davies Kelly Fields Randolph Field Roy B. Galton Jr George J. Bailey Miles Kara Walter 3. Sichel 12Th Air Base Group John H. Seymour Robert Galbraith 60Th & L Squadron Harold Feld Carrol, Valentine Samuel Weintraub Pyl Boyce M. Tope

Ballistics Experts Report Firearm Plausible in Break In

Police ballistics experts were presented with a crime scene clue involving Curtin Brown at 312 Willow Rest. A .22 rifle fired at his house shattered a window. Brown secured the weapon and took it to headquarters for inspection.

Poliee Tursday Curtin

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