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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1941

Page

3

Hard working San Antonio woman wheels business in daily grind

Alice Mullins, afflicted by arthritis since childhood, supports herself and relatives in San Antonio. She sells at a Broadway street corner wheel chair bound, carrying a box of razors, pencils, and gum. She reads romances, sews quilts, and endures daily dust as she works from morning until night.

Alice Mullins San Antonio Mississippi Alice Broadway Jefferson and Houston Travis Park Sells Paters Sue Houston Street

Mexico Moves to Oust Nazi Envoy

A Mexican senate resolution was introduced by Senator Alfonsa Flores M to require the German ambassador to Mexico to leave the country immediately. Telegrams from across the nation, many from previously pro-Nazi regions, flooded the Foreign Minister’s office as he rejected a German protest over the American blacklist of pro Axis firms and individuals in Latin and South America.

Mexico City Atte Senate Mexico Mexican Congress Alfonsa Flores M Ezequiel Fadilin Proaxis Latin South America

Peace Dave Success Cited in America First Debate

A Chicago dispatch reports that antiwar sentiment and armed peace advocacy hindered war plans in recent months. General Robert E Wood, chosen as national chairman of the America First committee, says war mergers were halted by strong opposition. Invent for peace notes rising but minority pressure edges the nation toward conflict. R Douglas Sharhole, founder of America First, comments on the mood.

Oakland Gallf Robert E Wood America First Committee Gakxi Peace Enoity Acara Reeburk and Company

Fresh Air Cooler Advertisement Promises Budget Summer Comfort

An old advertisement touts COOLS and FRESH AIR devices offering a constant breeze with a complete room air refresh every minute, claiming gentle cooling and low running cost of about four cents per hour, pitched as an economical long term investment in summer comfort.

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