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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1940

Page

10

Churchill Speaks on War Threats and Britain's Resolve

Churchill delivers a hour long address outlining Britain's stern resolve in World War II. He notes France’s defection worsened Somaliland losses, warns of looming Middle East operations, and asserts Britain’s food embargo against Hitler’s Europe. He cites 92,009 British casualties and a mobilized 2,000,000 strong army as strength grows. Kennedy and Malsky attend as U.S. and Soviet envoys listen.

Abe Wit Churchil France Britain Somaliland Middle East Churchill Germany Avor— Aran America Nelson Hritsin Dialomatic United States Joseph P. Kennedy Bornet Ivan ‘Malsky Hitler Europe

Willy Reichert Grows Cabbage On City Farmland

In San Antonio Willy Reichert uses 24 acres inherited from his father to plant cabbage and other vegetables. His artesian well irrigation supports steady crops aimed at November plaza markets. He emphasizes care, weather, and hard work as key factors in urban farming success.

San Antonio Willy Reichert Willy Plaza Mar Lywitly Pancho

Two German Transports Sunk Off United States Route

In Dublin a German transports route to the United States was revealed. Two torpedoes struck the ship, seven people aboard were killed, survivors report. The British weekly naval losses totaled 38,907 tons across 12 ships. Boulogne was bombed in three waves with fires and searchlights visible from the English coast, with at least one ammunition dump reportedly destroyed.

United States Dublin Boulogne

County Hires Two Hospital Guards

County commissioners authorize employment of H. C. Eldridge and C. A. Johnson as guards at Robert B. Green hospital on Sheriff Wil W. Wood’s request. Guards will be paid 3.5 dollars per day.

H. C. Eldridge C. A. Johnson Robert B. Green Hospital Commissioners’ Court Wil W. Wood

County Appeals for Fire Protection Aid

A Hot Wells residents committee led by Justice of the Peace L Wiley and others urged fire protection from the city. They argued under new county population brackets the county can contract with the city for protection. Stappenbeck noted Hot Wells has a $5007 guarantee from a prior agreement and the court signaled willingness to negotiate, though no decision was made pending mayor and Lipscomb return.

Weils Bexar County Justice of the Peace L. Wiley John R. Wine Henry Satcher Solt Ham R. W. Stappenbeck C. W. Anderson Stappenbeck Sam Anderson Robert F. Uhr C. Ray Davis Maverick Lipscomb

S A Veterinarian to Attend Session

Dr Matthew E Gleason a San Antonio veterinarian will attend the annual meeting of the American Veterinarians Association in Washington DC from August 28 to 40 The report also notes WW2 era concerns about food reserves and air warfare with Britain and Germany losses referenced by Lord Caldecote in the House of Lords

Matthew E. Gleason San Antonin American Veterinarians’ Association Washington, D. C Europe Brittain Dominion Lord Caldecote House of Lords Britain Germany

A CCC Youths Start Work at Franklin Field

About 1200 CCC youths stationed at Franklin field began constructing gravel roads and walks. They arrived from Cleburne Friday and started early Monday on roadways, bridle paths, picnic areas, and planting trees and shrubs as part of a ten year camp project.

Franklin Field Cleburne

Guards Back 103.4 Friday Return Time Change

San Antonio national guardsmen returning home by train from the Third away maneuvers in Louisiana will arrive here at 7 15 p m Friday instead of 11 45 p m as previously scheduled. They entrain at Cravens La at 1 a m Friday. No change published in the scheduled return of motorized units leaving there Wednesday and arriving home Thursday afternoon. The Second division will start home from the Matteliver area Saturday.

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