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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1943

Page

10

Army civilian morale exhibit showcases war supplies and gear

A wartime display at army depots illustrates civilian workers' roles in the war effort. The tented exhibit features a mobile water purifier, a field hospital setup with medical staff, gas mask demonstrations, incendiary projectiles, concentrated rations, and various army clothing from snow trousers to one-man tents, highlighting practical wartime logistics and frontline preparedness.

India San Antonio Col J. A. Porter Shacn Thair Army Tenta Engineer Corps Wemy Department of Chemical Warfare

Wire sales rules loosened by WRB official

Ld. Plantchon, WRB first distribution manager, said no restrictions on bathed wire sales. Retailers can order from a warehouse if stock is low. Quotas remain for distributors, but county USDA barriers are removed for staples like barbed wire, poultry netting, and poultry flooring. Restrictions were filed April 4.

Plantchon WRB Planchon Jarnisia Bhidia Usda Wer Board Distributora

Aid for Children Refused by Nazis

Swedish offers of medicare for sick and undernourished Norwegian children were reported today. Prince Bernadotte, head of the Swedish Red Cross and brother of King Gustaf V, led the aid efforts as the Nazis rejected or hindered relief.

York Norway Vedio Prince Irri Sworlst Rad Cross Gustave

Pope Urges Prayers for May Devotions at Vatican

The pope directs daily devotions in honor of the Virgin Mary for May seeking peace. In other news from the Arctic a six dollar law festival and a windproof tent replica are noted along with a new army remand tent capable of quick blackout.

Vatican City Plua XII Arctic

Wanted Ad Sale for The Light Victory Mark Special Rates

A terse classified notice seeks buyers for a Light Victory Mark special ad rate card. It urges quick action and provides a contact dial tone P1291 for the sale. The message references advertising in The Light and promotes rapid uptake of the offer.

Three youths held for Navarro Elementary theft

Three 13 year old youths were arrested in the Navarro Elementary School theft case. They faced charges in Justice of the Peace Prank Vaughan's court. Named suspects Guadoupe Luna, George Franco, and Nicholas Encina appeared on counts of burglary. A table phonograph mimeograph machine and typewriter were stolen along with damaged windows and furniture. Two younger boys were turned over to juvenile authorities.

Navarro Serior Justice of the Peace Vaughan's Court Guadoupe Luna Durango Street George Franco South Laredo Nicholas Encina Bem

Jewels Stolen from Capital Merchant’s Leather Bag

Washington April 17. New York merchant Beery Tobbed reported to Washington police that he was robbed of $17,000 in jewelry. He said he placed a leather bag with pins bracelets on a table in a cafe while he ate. upon returning the bag had vanished. Police investigate the missing items.

Washington IINSH Smigred New York Cmmand Beery Washington Jewelry Smilgrod

Confederate Vet Dies in Dallas Fire

Johny Magnus, 98, Confederate veteran, died in a Dallas fire that destroyed a combination furniture shop and home. His body was found on the rear of his bed room. The furniture was owned and operated by Mrkants.

Dallas Johny Magnus Mrkants

Winter Visitor Dies in East for Miss Woods Funeral Rites Set

News from San Antonio reports Golin Locke of Westport Cain died recently while wintering there. Private services are planned for Cedar Arabella Woods 87 of 10th West Mason Lane with interment at Roselawn Butler Park. Woods, a Cedar Rapids native, had taught school and lived in San Antonio 26 years.

S. A East Miss Woods Golin S. Locke Westport, Cain San Atlanto Caltuma-Murray Miss Cedar Arabella Woods Masnclin Avenuue Roselawn Buttay Park Cedar Rapids Iowa

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