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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1941

Page

3

McCord Found Guilty of Insubordination by Court Martial

Private Joe L. McCord of Brooksfield was sentenced to six months hard labor after a special court-martial found him guilty of insubordination toward Sergeant Price in an incident on March 23. Testimony showed McCord cursed and threatened the sergeant but defense said conduct was normal. McCord, a Watchtower minister, claimed allegiance to Jehovah.

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Army Court Martial Delays Discharge Request of McCord

Private McCord seeks habeas corpus discharge claiming ministerial oath as Jehovah's Witness conflicts with Army duties. Testimony shows he left on a pass to seek religious frees and later said he could not perform soldierly duties. Writ denied. military charges under review by special court martial.

McCord Pickerell Jehovah's Witnesses Felton R. J. McMillan Federal District Court Dupe McMillan Ius Colson Undertill J. W. Tuyner Gord M. Estes GR. Carr First Price R. W. Rulkortter RB. B.inghe Miller Ivy B. Sorrellé Judge Advocate Charles M. Young Jr Sis Tank Woodward Buttal Tech George W J. W. Greenbank Pickerell W. C. Straund

Alamo Pilgrims Honor Hero Dead

A crowd of about 260 school children and civic groups marched through San Antonio to honor Texas heroes at the Alamo ceremony. They gathered at the municipal auditorium and Alamo plaza, with thousands joining to pay tribute as floral offerings were placed inside the Alamo museum. Col. Thomas Rust served as marshal and Ralph Durkee led arrangements, assisted by Girl Scouts and local organizations.

San Aniton Alamo Texas Minnicipal Auditorium Dandefferson Houston Street Alanto Plaza Maverick The Fiesta Association San Antonio Alamo Museum Veit Hana Col Thomas Rust Pierim Ralph Durkee Pilyrhange Acrargements Girl Scouts Aid Harold Saunders Hugh Grant Wim CG. A. Waleters A. P. Maspero Fealetar Paughters Texas Trail

Fire Danes Roil 100000 Acres Across 33 States In Devastation

The Associated Press reports more than 100000 acres burned across 33 states as wildfires scorch forests. New Jersey, Massachusetts and New Hampshire suffer major damage with hundreds of homes lost and dozens of junior rangers deployed. Fort Dix troops assist fire crews while fires threaten Naval base at Lakehurst. Nearly 100 blazes reported in New York and Pennsylvania. Maryland and the Carolinas also affected. Fire experts warn the worst may be ahead as West Virginia endures hundreds of fires and a state forester notes unclear deaths.

Associated Press New Jersey Massachusetts Massachusetts Executive Council Bay State Maranels New Hampshire Vermont U. S. Naval Aly Station Lakebucat New York Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia Dan B. Griffin Griffin George Knight Centralia Braxton County Knight Tennessee Carolinas North Carolina Tenderton County

Hot Woman Rodeo Star Honored At Texas Trail Drivers Meet

A rainy Tuesday saw 40 or Miere Daveliers of Texas Trail Drivers at the Menger hotel for the convention’s second day. tribute was paid to the late Lacie Mullhall, with Daughters of Texas Trail Drivers and other members in attendance. An afternoon at the Wilte museum and the Castle of Flowers parade program followed, featuring colorful units and officers among the delegates from Goliad, Runge, Uvalde, Floresville, Del Rio, Pearsall, Alice, and more.

Ger Lacie Mulhall Misa Mullhall Mullhall Okla Will Rogers T. Ht Tier Teddy Roosevelt Mullhal Menger Daughters of Texas Trail Drivers Wilte Museum Castle of Flowers Katie M. Krimmer Violet A. Haynes Frank Naegelin Oon Mesdameés Virgie Cole Goliad Mamie Mayfield Tor Runge Florence Denley Uvalde Cynthia Hayes Vollrath Floresville Mary Allen Santee Hanson del Rio Nancy Volaw Crider Plaresville O. B. Wilke Alice

Conditioner of Fliers Named Director of Gulf Center

Ti b Barthdge, a Brute Colege of Washington graduate, appointed directeur of physical training for the Gulf Training center and reports at Randolph Held in civilian status. Assistant directors will be named for each flying school at $2600 yearly.

Ti B. Barthdge Brute Colege Washington Gulf Randolph Berridge State College University of Texas Blate College Tongview Wash Bi Jnhury Juniior College WPA Ad Waco Worth Texas Cog District

Will W. Wood I of Appendicitis Reported Dead or Ill

Will W. Wood was reported to suffer recurrent attacks of appendicitis at his home on Thursday. The notice notes his condition and location, indicating ongoing health concerns from the illness.

Will W. Wood Uit Weat Frenchy Plage

1500 to Present Children's Fete in San Antonio

The 1500 to Present Children's Fete, organized by Mrs. Ilo Monte, will feature flower displays and entertainment for refugees in song and dance. The program runs about two hours with a Wednesday parade highlighting San Antonio's industrial and business development at the Port Sam Houston grounds and Menger Hotel events.

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Peacock Military Academy Hosts King Ten Review Parade

King Antonio XX will review a special Fiesta dress parade and dramatic flying exhibition at Peacock Military Academy on Thursday. The king receives a 21 gun salute and is greeted by Peacock Lancers as cadets perform fast cadence drills, wall scaling, and aerobatic horseback exhibitions.

Antonio Xxtit S Peacock Military Academy Peacock Lancers

Canadian Places Wreath at Villita

Ernest Pitt a Montreal broker placed a gladiola wreath on the mantel of Canada house at La Villita in a gesture of US Canadian friendship. He recalled two Canadians who helped discover and settle the country and expressed interest in formal dedication of Canada house to symbolize friendship and commerce.

Ernest Pitt Montreal Canada House la Villite Pit la Villita

Greely Reviews Troops at Fort Sam Houston Ceremony

General Greely conducted a one hour review of about thirteen thousand men from the Second Division at Fort Sam Houston on Tuesday morning. The reviewing stand included Brig. Gen. A. King Antonin XXIII Lieut. Gen. A. Brees Brig. Gen. John P. Lucas and Brig. Gen. A. A. Al King. The parade featured officers in dress boats as a drizzling rain lingered throughout. Most divisions were represented except the Thirty-eighth infantry and Thirty-eighth Field Artillery which were absent due to manuever.

Fort Sam Houston John N. Greely A. A. Alking Cleft Af Alam Third Lavny Linorgh Ablicne An Manewy

Lily Water Lily Theme Wins Battle of Flowers Float

The Girl Scouts will parade a water lily themed float titled The Legend of the Water Lily. Miss Lallini Jaeggli's Harris County troop suggested the idea and Noris Armstrong of St. Mark's troop No. 4 submitted the winning sketch. Mrs Dan Russell is June of the float.

Lallini Jaeggli Harris Dunial Sehem Noris Armstrong St. Mark's Dan Russell

Radio Review of Parade Broadcast Details

KTSA will air a parade broadcast Friday from 3:15 to 6:48 AM with narrators Janek Mitchell and Buseer Bryan. The program includes album previews and a feature by Gladys Swatthat, the King Queen’s Coronation singer, with uncertain notes about future broadcasts.

Carplite KTSA Janek Mitchell Buseer Bryan Gladys Swatthat

Ex-Aed Editor Days Bridges Accused of Communism

San Francisco April 22 1 Nat Honig former editor testifying in deportation hearings labeled Harry Bridges as a Communist citing at least 16 top Communist meetings in the Maritime Industry during and after the 1936 37 waterfront strike. He said he was a Communist 1927 1931 and later quit due to disillusionment with party leaders and opportunism.

San Francisco Nat Honle Harry Bridges C. J Seattle Honig Waterfront Worker Te Party Communist Party

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