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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1944

Page

5

British and German clash near Villers-Bocage in Normandy drives

Allied columns push toward Villers-Bocage and Aunay sur Odon as German rear guard retreats. British forces seize La Lande and Esquay while advancing within 2000 yards of Aunay sur Odon. Berlin reports western front situation critical. 95,000 German prisoners noted.

Amagy Villers-Bocage Villers-Boerke Man's-Land Vilers St. Pols Marshal von Kluge Berlin Aunay-Sur- Qdon Polster Esquay Caen Aunay-Sur-Gdon

Maquis Meet Heavy Forces in Southern France Clash

Maquis forces engage heavy German units as Allied operations press into Brittany and southern France. Hacked by artillery and air power, Maquis resist with dispersals, withdrawals, and renewed counterattacks, inflicting losses while German pressure mounts amid Eisenhower’s announced moves.

Diermang Holt France Eisenhower Taursay Aimerican Brittany Carrles

Munitions Output Behind Schedule

In Washington a government and military concern over lagging armament production reported June munitions output at 3 percent behind schedule and down 1 percent from May. WPB and War Mobilizer James F Byrnes chaired a third production conference as delays persisted.

Washington WLB Navy WPB War Manpower Commission James F Byrnes

Brees to Head Military Committee in Chamber of Commerce

Maj. Gen. H. J. Brees, retired, named chairman of the chamber of commerce military affairs committee. He succeeds Cal. W. B. Tuttle, who resigned to lead the chamber's industrial and business committee. Brees formerly commanded the Third Army and Eighth Army area and now serves as president of the Fort [Sant Houston National Bank.

H. J. Brees Chamer of Commerce Cal. W. B. Tuttle Tuttle Chamber Brees Third Army Eighth Fort [Sant Houston

Nazis Promise Fall Offensive

Nazi propaganda claims retreating German armies will go on the offensive by September with new secret weapons in development. Goebbels critic Kurt Dittmar says time is needed to complete what is being created. Inga priced bull sets record near Santa Barbara. British double summer time extended to September 17, announced by Herbert Morrison.

Madrid Goebbels Theut Kurt Dittmar Ber- Min London Herbert Morrison Haute Sequilby

Ice price ceilings set amid heat wave in Chinese market

Authorities impose a ceiling of 12 Chinese dollars per pound for ice with 60 cents listed in local quotes. Other hot weather items fixed include ice cream 60 Chinese dollars per cup, lemonade 40 dollars per bottle, iced milk 50 dollars per glass. A second hand refrigerator is advertised for 650,000 dollars.

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Berlin Says Army Run By Nazi Law

Adolf Hitler's newspaper VerlKischer Beobachter quoted in a news broadcast declaring the German army now a Nazi army to be run by Nazi laws. The paper cited recent events in Germany and described the shift from the old army to the new Nazi army of today.

Lona Adolf Hitler Verl- Kischer Beobachter Ervila Asl Germany

Harlandale Annexation Delay and Local Bank Plan

Disjointed notes report indefinite delay for Harlandale annexation after assurances backers are locally tied. Broadway National Bank of Alamo Heights contemplates a sizable Harlandale bank with ample capital and surplus to serve postwar needs, amid bids for a new fire engine and municipal services. Blood donor Hofstadter named nation’s top donor with 24 pints.

Harlandale Mayermann Dilworth Broadway National Bank Alamo Heights Broadway Bank Marlandale Heéy Thurman Barrett Bretfler Anderson Hein Ott New York INS Hen B. Hofstadter Brooklyn American Red Cross

Injured Flier Turns Singer in Radio Show Revival

Dick Brown, 25, recovering from a Pacific crash two years ago with extensive skin loss, has become a robust radio singer in New York. He avoids sensationalizing his experience, works as sponsor on Mutual’s Sunday night program, and eyes possible rivalry with Crosby and Sinatra while praising his five service brothers.

New “York mDick Brown Pacific Dick Brown Hames Layna Wright Aeronautical Corporation Cincinnati Cincinnati College of Music ARMY New York Roosevelt Grill Fa Ad Mintute Mutual Crosby Sinat Jana Capt Hay Kaplan Tonloa Gasablanca

Von Ormy Man Robbed in San Antonio

Gus Bobuly of Von Ormy slept in his truck in North San Saba's te block before the produce market opened. He was awakened at 4 a.m. by a thief yanking items from his hip pocket and taking a wallet with $100 cash gas ration books and other personal papers.

Gus Bobuly von Ormy North San Saba

Pro Roosevelt Democrats to Meet in Plaza Hotel Room 1533

The Bexar county Democrats, a pro Roosevelt group, will meet Friday in Room 1533 of the Plaza hotel. Chairman John Granberry invites all Democrats for participation and Republicans for educations purc hases.

Bexar County Democrats Plaza Hotel John ©. Granbery Granbéry

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