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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1943

Page

4

Deadline For Prisoner Mail To Fort Worth

Postal officials set a deadline for AML parcels and letters to reach Fort Worth by Sunday morning. Mail from San Antonio must depart in time to be picked up by a transport plane in Los Angeles, then routed to the exchange ship Gripsholm. Postmaster Dan Quill noted postage must cover both parcel and letter mail to reach the prisoners in time.

Yapan San Antonio Fort Worth Dan Quill Priday Fins Angeles Gripsholm Los Angeles

Italians Pour Into Rome Amid New Worries for Badoglio

Madrid dispatch notes a large influx of provincial Italians into Rome as fears rise that unrest may threaten Badoglio. Police report peaceful marches but many newcomers seek lodging and political aims, raising concerns of anti fascist sentiment and possible bombings in the capital.

Rome Badoglio Madrid Italy Stell Ierely Shelley Badoglio Enda Mussolini Germany Badogno Arenas

Pilotless Nazi Plane Crash Report Stirs Baltic Theories

STOCKHOLM Aug 27 The newspaper Aftanbladet cites a Malmo dispatch reporting a pilotless German plane crashed on Bornholm in the Baltic Sea with indications it was radio controlled No pilot found in the craft The event sparks speculation it may be a secret weapon Germany boasts about The report notes Bornholm lies 26 miles off southern Sweden across the Baltic from Peenemunde site of a German lab bombed Aug 17.

Stockholm Aftanbladet Malmos Bornholm Baltic Sea Snk Borndale Sweden Baltic Peenemunde R.A. F

Drunken Bicycle Riding Draws Fine

Carl A. Mumbatgt, 39, was fined $20 in police court for drunken bicycling. He admitted having consumed a few beers while celebrating his new bicycle and claimed his speech was not slurred, despite heavy intoxication.

Fnoadehaval Carl A. Mumbatgt Grunken Munbaugh Mumbaugh

Actress Joan Marsh Granted Divorce Amid Slap Allegations

Hollywood reports actress Joan Marsh won a divorce after testimony that she was slapped by her husband during a blackout. The witness stated she was slapped on other occasions and underwent months of medical treatment.

Joan Marsh Hollywood Charl E. Belden Itm Belden

Lipper Executive Fined $20,000 in Copper Diversion Case

New York August 27. Abraham Ernst and his companies were found guilty of diverting more than 5000 pounds of copper from war effort to zipper production. He faced a $20,000 fine and one year probation in a federal judgment. The case highlights rapid Justice as authorities acted against wartime material misallocation.

New York Abraham Ernst Ernst

Hearst Italy Broadcasts Ended After Shortwave Appeals

Hearst sponsored Italian American shortwave broadcasts ended after more than a month of patriotic appeals. OWI deputy director Joseph E. Barnes cited abroad developments and government stance as reasons for suspension. broadcasts featured Italian Americans from New York to California urging peace and brotherhood. 359 recordings had been collected.

New York Tly Joseph E. Barnes OWL Atlantic California Bach Italy Eset Frfm Mussolini Sielly Thaly Germany OWI Hearst OWT Robert W. Sherwood Joseph I. Barnes Fifty-seventh Street The Itte Hanarchy

Farnsworth Death Solved

Farnsworth dies after a fall at a New Hampshire farmhouse. Dr. Moore reports a basal skull fracture possibly from previous collapse at the Farmington farm home. Funeral services planned in Glendale and Vermont with burial in Sugar Hill, New Hampshire.

All New Hampshire Jung Arthur Farnsworth Iim Bette Davis Paul ‘Moore Pfarnsworth Hollywood Boulevard Mantey Farnsworth Moore Farmington M. D Glendale Diatland Sugar BI N. Hf

Dairymen Plea for Immediate Relief Amid Milk Crisis

Telegram from the executive committee of the milk producers of the Sant Antonio milk shed warns 30 to 40 percent of producers may sell or disperse herds absent quick relief. They urge a dairy division investigation and action on higher subsidies and feed price ceilings as drought and rising costs hit milk production. Attending were County Agent H A Fitzhugh and dairy creamery men C G L Wallace and J A Clutter, with W Fordtran of Stockdale as chairman.

Washington Sant Antonio Dairy Division Agricultural Department Grover B. Hill Prentiss M. Brown OPA Marvin Jones Tom Butts War Food Administration H. A. Fitzhugh CG. L. Wallace J. A. Clutter William Fordtran Dairy Feeds Stockdale

Allies claim 306 enemy ships destroyed in Sicily drive

Allied fighters report destruction or damage of 306 German and Italian ships during the Sicilian evacuation from August 5 to 17. Of these, 24 sunk, 47 knocked out, 225 severely damaged by direct hits and near misses. Coastal air units added 4 ships sunk and 17 damaged, with 40 enemy aircraft downed and 75 Allied airmen rescued. The Allied air forces flew over 60,000 sorties totaling more than 200,000 operational hours, peaked by a daylong 1,460 sorties on Invasion first day.

Mediterranean Tactical Air Force

Tammany Hall Sold to Union

New York August 27 1927 Tammany Hall the home of the New York County Democratic committee since 1927 has been sold to the International Ladies Garment Workers Union Local 91, which will use the historic building for its headquarters. The sale price was not disclosed and the building cost $950000 with current assessment about $500.08.

New York Tammay

Private Receives Life For Basquette Case

Army private George Rimke of Cleveland Ohio was sentenced to life in federal prison after finding him guilty of criminally attacking Ling Basquette a witness in the case. Prosecutor George H. Rawlins noted Rimke shouted threats before guards restrained him.

Maroc Army Base Cant Fedlera Army George Rimtke Cleveland Ohio Equri-Monial Ling. Basquette George HL Rawwiins Lee Oflcers Rimke

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