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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1944

Page

4

Prison to Discontinue Cultivation of 11 Farms

The third piece in a five part series by Frank Gibler examines Texas prison system finances and labor. It notes 11 farms being reduced to 7 as 2570 convicts farm 25,000 acres, with annual losses near 1 million dollars. It highlights agriculture as the primary inmate labor, a idle print shop, and calls for review of broader prison treatment.

Texas The Light Frank Gibler Huntsville Mycmne Federal Farm Security Administration San Antonio South Texas

OPA Warns Buyers Of Businesses In 1943 Price Freeze

Clifton George Jr warns buyers to confirm legal operation under OPA rules before purchasing a business. Reports say some restaurants sold with menus at prices above the wartime ceiling. buyers faced required price reductions to meet OPA limits. Restaurant prices are frozen to April 4 10 1943 levels with copies of menus distributed by local war price and rationing boards.

Clifton George Jr District Gpa Price Executive Gearge Tran George

Britain imposes ban and censor on diplomats abroad

London reports a sweeping order barring diplomat travel outside Britain by neutral and Allied nations except the United States Russia and the British commonwealth. All diplomatic communications will be censored as military operations loom. The move immobilizes diplomatic staff and opens diplomatic pouches to censorship, a wartime measure not seen since World War I.

London United States Russia British Commonwealth Foreign Office Washington Moscow Britain

Actress Faces Charges in Hollywood Police Mayhem

Preneh-born actress Shapne Simon faced a police charge in Hollywood today for driving erratically after a reported incident. The event involved a sign and drew attention from local authorities and press.

Ciarges Hollywood Shapne Simon Clinton

Cornwell Wins Red Book Prize for They Dare Not Go A Hunting

Dorothea Cornwell of Louisville Kentucky has won the Red Book Dodd Mead fiction prize of ten thousand dollars for her first novel They Dare Not Go A Hunting a psychological study of a mother and daughter adapted from a Robert Louis Stevenson poem.

Dorothea Cornwell Dodd, Mead Robert Louis Stevenson Mrs. Cornwell Louisville Fut

Two Texans Wounded In Mediterranean War Area

The War Department lists South and West Texans wounded in the Mediterranean theater. Named are William E. Orput, sergeant, Pecos, and his mother Mrs. Esther M. Orput. and William H. Pierce, private, San Saba, and his mother Mrs. Sarah A. Pierce.

War Department Mediterraneah William E. Orput Esther M. Orput Pecos William H. Pierce Sarah A. Pierce San Saba

Man Sentenced On Swindling Charges

Edgar H. Duedecke, 23, listed at an address, was sentenced by Judge C. J. Matthews to days in jail on two swindling charges after pleading guilty in County Court No. 2. He swindled two lawyers, four doctors, and a building alley proprietor out of $63 by passing bogus checks.

Edgar H. Duedecke C. J. Matthews Luedecke Shin

Indian Army Nearly Five Million Strong

Indian Army strength cited as nearing five million personnel. The figure highlights a large defense force with vast manpower and regional deployment across the country.

Plot to Destroy El Centro Dam Could Endanger Railroad

A 47 year old laborer, arrested for attempting to wreck a train, allegedly planned sabotage to destroy Boulder Dam as part of a broader plot. Harold Nathan, an agent, said the man tried to remove a rail on the San Diego de Arizona railroad near a bridge between El Centro and Calexico, fearing an approaching unscheduled train.

EL Centro Calif Boulder Dam Harold Nathan Antes Udesg Shencoz Ardot~ Er San Diego de Arizona Tanal F Centro Calexico Nathan Sanchez

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