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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1943

Page

5

Bankhead criticizes rising food costs in Alabama

Jasper August 16 The longtime advocate of higher farm prices Senator John Hollis Bankhead says food costs have risen too high focusing on vegetables and meats. He blames price spikes on a few crops while noting basic staples like corn peanuts and wheat remain reasonable. Representative Henry Steagall agrees and cites 110 percent parity as a past target. Bankhead sees a brighter side arguing total food spending as a share of income is lower today despite higher prices, with families having more money after purchases due to larger homes.

Jasper John Hollis Bankhead Alabama Democrat Bankhext Biec Bankhead Henry Stegall Stegall Congress Labor Department

Wichita Falls Boy Found Strangled Dead At Home

Wichita Falls Aug 16 Pimetal services were arranged for Marion Thomas Lowery a high school student found dead Saturday in a bedroom at his home The Justice of the Peace Nat Iage acting as coroner found strangulation as the cause The body was found by mail rope under the arms over the shoulders and tied to the up drawn feet Investigating officers said no clues supported murder theory

Wichita Falls Marion Thomas Lowery Justice of the Peace Nat Iage

Business Man Named to OPA in Washington

Jimes Browlee, an official of the War Food Administration, is chosen for deputy administrator of the OPA. He will oversee price control, succeeding Donald Wallace. Browlee, ex-president of Frankfort Distilleries, Inc., was named after a congressional push to replace professors with businessmen. Funeral services for Michael Lambert Fahey, 52, longtime New York writer and copy editor, will be held in New Haven.

Washington Jimes Browlee Re War Food Administration OPA Brownlee Frankfort Dist ‘Ilierics, Inc Brownie Donald #. Wallace Williams College New York New Haven Conn Michael Lamiber Fahey Ner'ae

Nazis to Wear Old Army Uniforms in Huntsville Camp

The Huntsville internment camp will outfit American World War I uniforms dyed blue with PW insignia for German prisoners of war. Hundreds of faded U.S. uniforms have arrived, to be issued to Nazi veterans in East Africa and the Russian campaign. New German burial uniforms may be used only after death, via the Red Cross. Prisoners may keep their worn capture uniforms if still serviceable.

Huntsvinus Huntsville Hainsville East Africa International Red Cross Geya Bury

New Carrier Named Shangri La by Navy

The Navy announced the new aircraft carrier under construction at Portsmouth Navy Yard in Virginia will bear the name Shangri La. The designation stems from President Roosevelt's joking reference to the fictional city as the base for the Doolittle raid on Tokyo.

Washington United States Navy U.S DL S. Navy Yard Portsmouth Smoosevelt Yams Tokyo

Oil field gains cited in Texas wildcat drillings

Reports indicate a new Larmo wildcat near Karnes county extends northeast toward Honda Creek, with Sunray and Superiors No. 1 HAL Discher drilling to 7685 feet and showing oil in sands around 6200 and 455 feet. A second deep strike for Southwest Texas is Stanolind No. 2 LaPrede near Petronilla. Multiple crews, leases, and field zones are described with ongoing testing and completions, while new Wilcox pool near Beergunty is being evaluated.

Karnes County Honda Creek Sunray Hal Discher Carlos Martinez Transwestern Wues Foley Beergunty Allen and Morrie San Antonio Texas Stanolind LaPrede, Block Petronilla Field Nueces County

Youth Slaying Probe Pressed

Cleveland police dragged the Cuyahoga River for a third body tied to a 17 year old reform school parolee. Det Insp Frank W Story said Hagert, who confessed to killing two 13 year old twins, may have more victims and police are reviewing missing boy reports in the city and nearby suburbs.

Cleveland Cuyahoga Vieton Frank W. Story Henny William Hagert Edgar Bowen Bowen West Side Lash Hagert Inspector Story

Lindbergh Case Figure Arrested in Idaho Export

Archibald Watson Loney, 60, a lumber expert linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping, was arrested in Twin Falls Idaho on charges of stealing government property. He had worked as a construction supervisor at the Army Service Forces Depot in Ogden Utah, and police accuse him of stealing lumber and roofing materials.

Washington Department of Justice Archibald Watson Loney Twin Falls Idaho Loney Army Servant Forces Ogden Utah

Soldier aided capture of sunken midget submarine in Hawaii

Nickolas A. Vodila of Kelly Field helped capture a midget submarine that ran aground near an army emergency landing field in Hawaii during the Pearl Harbor attack. Navy bombers attacked the sub, towing it ashore with unspent torpedoes aboard. Vodila recalls dawn guard duty, periscope sighting, and invasion fears. He later returned to Hickam Field, then furloughed to the United States and reassigned to the 360th Service Group.

Hawaii San Antonio United States Nickolas A. Vodila Kellyfield Wes Vodila Reef Vedila Hickhan Field 360Th

Legal Use of Loose Shoe Stamp Tightened

The OPA clarified that loose shoe stamps detached from ration books may be used only for bona fide mail order purchases. An amended rule bars selecting shoes in a store and mailing the stamp for delivery. If detached accidentally, a person may obtain a special shoe stamp from the local ration board by certifying the facts.

Washington OPA

Macfadden at 75 Demonstrates Fitness and Fears Youth Decline

New York August 16 The 75 year old physical culture advocate and magazine publisher Bernarr Macfadden marked his birthday by balancing on his head to illustrate top physical condition. He warned that the nation's population faces danger of extinction unless more focus on physical culture and eugenics is given, conferring to reporters at his office.

New York Btrnarr Macfadden

Jehovah's Witnesses hold three day San Antonio assembly

The Jehovah's Witnesses plan a three day democratic assembly at San Pedro Park in San Antonio from August 20 to 22 authorized by Mayor Gus B Mauermanny. Ninety nine other U S cities host similar events as the convention links by wire. N H Knorr succeeds Judge Rutherford as Watch Tower president and will broadcast a talk at 2 p m Sunday on Freedom In the New World. The national theme is fighting for liberty on the Home Front. N O R Long chairs the local meeting.

Jehovah's Witnesses San Antonio San Pedro Rouse Gus B. Mauermanny United States N. H. Knorr Judge Rutherford Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society Knorr

Mrs Rickenbacker Christens Ship in Tampa

Mrs Adelaide F Rickenbacker wife of Capt Eddie Rickenbacker christened the navy ammunition carrier Mazama as it was prepared for service in Tampa Florida The ship was launched at the Tampa Shipbuilding company yards and the ceremony took place on August 16 highlighted by the Rickenbacker name and wartime aviation legacy.

Tampa Fla ING Adelaide F. Rickenbacker Eddie Rickenbacker Navy U.S. 8 Mazama Tampa Shipbwiding Company

Father and Son Shot to Death in Von Ormy Tavern

A special officer shot three Perez men during a brawl at Quinta Hermosa tavern in Von Ormy. Simon Perez, 54, and Ignacio G. Perez, 30, died from heart wounds. Abram Perez, 18, hospitalized with a back wound. Officer Henry De Leon, 66, surrendered. he claims self defense after the father grabbed his wrist and the sons attempted knifing. Charges filed against De Leon include murder and assault to murder.

Pisto von Ormy Simon Perez Ignacio G. Perez Abram Perez Robert B. Green Hospital Henry De’Leon de Leon Kelly Field Quinta Hermosa van Ormy

Beauticians Lead War Bond Drive for Bomber Purchase

Beauticians of the state board of cosmetology subscribed 22,050 toward the 275,000 goal for a medium bomber. Mrs. Lille Stone, board president, announced the first drive on Monday and said a second campaign will open immediately.

Beauticians of Near Counter State Board of Cosmetology Lille’ Stone

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