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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1941

Page

5

Live Shells to Be Fired Over Troops in 1942 Training

General Lesley J. McNair announced a bold shift in the 1942 U.S. Army training plan. Within four months all artillery units will fire live shells over troops while oil infantry will be exposed to simulated combat, as the force concentrates on fundamentals and higher readiness. He spoke after a press conference with top officers and reflected on Carolina exercises where armored divisions faced concentrated anti tank units, stressing safer, more thorough preparation to improve survival and success against Germany.

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Mystery Death Triggers Camp Quarantine at Camp Callen

The sudden death of Pvt. Howard E Stil at Camp Callen prompts a working quarantine affecting about 1000 members of the Sara training battalion. Stil, 22, died Saturday at a camp hospital after an unannounced cause. Autopsy held, results not disclosed.

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Seaman Finds Father Dead on Return Home

Seaman Billy Reid, after traveling over 1000 miles from his Turmpa, Fis station, returned to DESARO Arkansas to find his father dead at his feet from a paralytic stroke. Coroner Merle Caskey confirmed the death as natural causes related to stroke and noted the family is arranging burial.

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Woodlawn Club Sets Meeting for Wednesday Evening

Woodlawn Country Club announces a 7 30 p m meeting on Wednesday per Artin Cohen director Cohen says the gathering is important and urges members to attend

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Child Bitten by Dog Through Fence Incident

Mary Qiornq Hamtrezt aged child living at 721 West Salinas Street pulled loose a picket fence and crawled through it losing a ball when a dog bit her left ear. She received treatment at Robert Green Hospital.

Mary Qiornq Mary West Salinas Street Robert BR. Green Hospital

Machinery Needs of Farms Cited

Washington officials say defense authorities fail to recognize sericulture’s equipment needs. Agriculture and OPA data show only eighty percent of last quarter farm equipment allotment, risking inability to meet rising meat dairy poultry and vegetable production for domestic and Britain’s needs. Farmers may need additional equipment to hit production goals.

Washington URI Agriculture Department Defense Britain OPA

Dummy Chucker Plans South Move Amid Police Warning

A chaotic account describes a performer dubbed a Dummy Chucker planning a move southward after San Antonio police warn residents about birds. The piece details his claimed daily earnings, evasive behavior, and a comment that the warm South is preferable, with emphasis on his problematic trade and personal finances.

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Drunk Driving Collision Charged in Main Avenue Crash

Jesus Herrera was charged with drunk driving and negligent collision after a crash in the 800 block Main Avenue. His passenger Joe Perez, from 219 Olesmar Street, suffered facial injuries. Both were treated at Robert B. Green Hospital.

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