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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1943

Page

2

Russians Close On German Positions Along Black Sea Coast

Reported advances by Soviet troops along the Black Sea coast as German positions were probed. Other fronts saw limited activity with a German counteroffensive repulsed south of Lake Lagoda and Donets river clashes near Kharkov. Red Star noted thaw slowed Soviet progress in Kuban valley allowing German consolidation.

Moscow Black Sea Lake Lagoda Smolensk Donets River Ahaty Kharkov PBST Red Star Kuban

Youth 14 Swipes Plane From Army Plane

A 14 year old apprentice fitter who built model planes flew a Piper Cub resembling his model. After a two mile flight the motor stalled and he crashed into trees. He told police he took it without instruction. Juvenile court placed him on probation for a year for damaging the plane and flying without a license.

Lunpon Apri

Canadian Plane Crashes in South Portugal Details Sparse

A Canadian transport plane reportedly crashed on a street in southern Portugal. An undetermined number were aboard. two parachuted to safety. Details were not immediately available.

Lisbon Apra Portugal

Bombers Drop 3.6 Million Pounds in March War Effort

London report says U S air forces dropped over 3.6 million pounds of bombs on Axis targets in March. Fighters destroyed 10 Axis aircraft, with seven probably destroyed and at least one dam aged. Heavy bombers reportedly destroyed three more enemy plants. Also mentions Arctic and Texas wolves in a side note and a Hollywood film reference.

London United States Reuters Gairo Te Dispaten

Nazi Sabotage Claims Stir Unrest Across Occupied Lands

British parachute troops supposedly operating in Denmark and Norway are cited by German radio as proof of sabotage and resistance. Reports describe curfews in Norway, guerrilla activity in Lithuania and Vilna, and executions of Lithuanians. Greece, Bulgaria, and shifts in U boat yards also feature in a broad panorama of alleged sabotage and repression across occupied Europe.

James King London Denmark Norway Friesland British Broadcasting Corporation New York B. 5 Lath iMaht Vikings Hay Gat Hardanger Virlda Stockholm Josef Terboven London Daily Herald Vilna Keyne Post Hongnese Nya Dagligt Allehenda Greece Athens Istanbul Botia Bulgaria Russia Reube Zurich Black Sea Sozopol Reuter

Slain Woman’s Husband On Stand in Texas Murder Case

On page one of the trial for an AuntierCounty shooting, Louis Howard, former husband of Mrs. Simmons, testified amid blood stained blouse evidence. Dr Billington described three bullet wounds in Mrs. Simmons, while defense questioned injuries on the hands. The witness depicted Mrs. Howard’s assertion of struggle before a pistol was wrested.

Sheehan Gilmer

Dia Fi 1281 Light Want Ad Copy Service

A courteous ad writer offers to help phrase Light Want Ad copy for Dia Fi 1281. The service promises clear, concise wording and friendly guidance to place any type of advertisement.

Col Harold A Gunn takes command at Goodfellow Field

SAN ANGELO April 2 Colonel Harold A Gunn aged 31 has assumed command of the Army Air Forces base at Goodfellow Field succeeding Colonel Linus O Frederick who departed on orders. Gunn arrived from Randolph Field where he was director of training before Randolph became an instructors school.

San Angelo Harold A. Gunn Army Air Forces Goodfellow ‘Field Linus O. Frederick Frederick Gunn Goodfellow Randolph Field Randolph

Actor Napier Defends Uncle in Chamberlain Tribute

British actor Allan Napler, now in Columbia's Appointment in Berlin, defends the late Neville Chamberlain. Napler is Chamberlain's nephew and speaks in defense of his uncle's legacy.

Allan Napler Columbia Bertin Neville Chamberlain Napler Chamberlain

British Push Nearer to Bizerte in El Guetar Fight

Allied air and ground actions press the Axis as RAF bombers raid Bizerte while American units in El Guetar sector aid by destroying tanks trucks and shooting down several planes. Rommel resists but Allied forces drive toward Tunisia as Patton’s columns return to the center and pressure mounts on German defenses.

Alr N el Guetar Allied Mareth Line Reintel Eighth Army Patton 1St Armored Use Center Gueter, Maknessy Fondouk Montgomery Moreth Rommel Marshal Rommel Romel Tunisia Europe Italy Germany Africa Jurgen von Arnim Aled Fiers Gabes Als Mediterranean Norte Res Havel Ronimel Andy Chuichsng

Ceremony Held for New Corpus Field

Corpus Christi April 2 The naval training center commissioned its fifth auxiliary field named for the late John Charles Windron U S N skipper of torpedo squadron 6 aboard the Hornet The ceremony honored family members of Shepark Slow Indian Ensign George Gas the only air survivor of the torpedo mission Tear Admiral George D Murray spoke at the event

Corpus Christi Naval Ate Training Center Flour Cliff Tient Comer John Charles Windron U. S. &. Hornet Shepark Waldron Marshall Saskatchewan Canada George D. Murray Naval Afr Atr Pensacola Fila

Corpus Cadet Dies In Plane Crash

Corpus Christi report says Aviation Cadet Craig Nelson Browberg, 21, of El Segundo California, was killed when his plane crashed 20 miles southwest of the main station at Flour Buly. Services and burial planned. body to be sent home.

Corps Christi Craig Nelson Browberg el Segundo Calif Ims Flour Buly Navy Hx Home Beoberg

Nine hundred fifty four Stalingrad buildings restored

Russian dispatches today report that nine hundred fifty four buildings have been restored in Stalingrad and twenty structures were opened.

Stalingrad Teday

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