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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1942
Page
6
Fragmented crossword item lists numerous cryptic clues and partial answers. The garbled text includes hints for various terms such as Greek marketplace and Egyptian sun god, alongside stray letters and mis-typed phrases. The bottom line shows an incomplete answer line.
Miss Helen Tenner aged 19 of Elgin was treated at Kleberg County hospital Kingsville for a broken right ankle a broken nose and cuts after a Tuesday collision with a truck 19 miles southeast of Kingsville J W Stromberg of Austin remained unconscious with brain concussion and facial lacerations a youth passenger was hospitalized in Alice for minor injuries the truck driver reportedly escaped injuries Ola Perez 12 of 617 Guadalupe sustained serious injuries in a separate fall incident and plans for self employment are noted in the ad section.
Court of Civil Appeals items from multiple Texas counties include motions to postpone submit tions for J W Baylor vs Peeler and others, motions for rehearing in cases against Cameron Bexar Hidalgo Nueces and others, and certificates or affirmations sought by appellants and appellees. The week notes advance in the Supreme Court context and reflect varied docket activity and light rate references.
A vintage ad promotes a tonic claiming quick results in strengthening strength and vitality. It touts universal daily use, big testimonials, and a price of £.8.8. The copy emphasizes digestive and metabolic benefits and urges regular use for improved well being.
The flood killed six people across Tarrant and Dallas counties with damage around 1 million dollars. Red Cross and relief groups aided 1000 to 1500 displaced families as evacuees returned home. Bodies of John Crutchfield and Ray Fowler were recovered. a 13 year old boy from the Tucker farm remained missing after a flood incident involving a mule.
Dallas Mayor Woodall Rodgers will be guest of honor at a 6 30 p m stag dinner for Dallas officers in the Fort Sam Houston Officers mess in San Antonio. He will speak after the dinner with Col T J Meroney as toast master. Reservations through the hostess. Arrangements by Maj Duane W Carlton assisted by Lt Cols Henry M Winans B Carter and R B Fried with Majs Chester Terry Jack Tingle and Joe M Hill and Lt Vs Ben Decherd Jy Jack C Motter and W J Moser.
Services for Violet Ray Roberson 21 of 1131 Nolan Street who died Monday were to be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at High-Kearns Funeral Home with Rev BE N Porterfeld officiating. Interment at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery, Alahive of Rockey Oklahoma. She came to San Antonio five years ago. Survived by husband Sgt James Roberson daughters Irene Roberson and sister Miss Cliddie Rodgers, all of San Antonio.
Ray Douglas Hamil, 14, of 144 Dunning avenue, received medical attention at Robert B. Green hospital Wednesday after a tractor ran over his left hand while he worked on a farm outside the city. He was treated for injuries and released.
Maltese fighters claimed victory over Axis aircraft with 16 raiders shot down and eight damaged. The two day engagement left dozens of planes destroyed or damaged, with eight seriously hit in the Malta theater.
A ten year old girl identified as Pussy nae reutherslan of 1010 South Flores street ran into the side of a car on Wednesday causing a severe shoulder laceration. A door handle reportedly tore the shoulder badly. She was transported to Robert B. Green hospital. The driver of the car, Emmett E. Foulds, resides at 226 Oriental avenue.
Washington April 7 officials said Waller Farr London Daily Mail correspondent has had his credentials as an accredited reporter of army and navy activities outside the continental U S suspended pending a full inquiry into a recently published story on Pacific naval operations. The NavyPreviously stated the Farr piece contained no positive facts about new convoy movements in the Southwest Pacific.
A vintage ad pitches Carter's Little Liver Pills as a laxative that relieves constipation and boosts bile flow. It claims mood and discomfort improve, urging readers to try the pills and notice a refreshed morning, listing price points of 20¢ and 25¢.
Mayor C K Quin proclaimed a city holiday on Wednesday April 27 to assist city employees in registering or serving as registration poll assistants. The measure affects workers aged 45 to 65, with the mayor noting he will not need to register on March 24 due to age.
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