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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1941

Page

2

Letters on war and democracy from 1941 readers

A collage of reader letters dated November 1941 condemns war zeal and supports America first, urging oversight of neutrality and constitutional fidelity. Contributors from Salem Massachusetts to Curtis Bay and beyond address Hearst, Congress, and public opinion, urging peace, restraint, and adherence to American ideals.

Curtis Bay Station Baltimore Utd William Randolph Hearst Woyrhaon McCloud Cait Itte Peonte Calomia Sidarr Tacwil

Six Treated For Injuries In City Accidents

Six people were treated for injuries after traffic incidents. Leonardo Hernandez, 17, was knocked from his bicycle at Guadalupe and Babinas streets. Ramiro Castro, 7, injured in the 100 block of Buena Vista. William Southerland, 50, struck in the 3200 block of Broadway. Obie Densmore, 41, hurt at Martin and St. Marys. ES Pavis, 5, taken to hospital after being struck on South Flores. Wilson Henderson, 63, treated at a drugstore and then hospitalized.

PI Pelsons Robert B. Greenhoeplit Leonardo Hernandez Collitia Street Guadalupe and Babinas Streets Buena Vista Street Ramiro Castro Monterey Street William Southerland Clevel Land Obie Broadway Densmore Marlin Bt. Mary's ES Pavis Bronewell Street Bouth Flores Street Nishone Wilson Henderson West Meyilela Ngarky

Drivers Crowd License Office Crowded for Renewals

San Antero truck drivers rush the local license office to renew before expiration. In charge official Smith says applicants faced long lines and that renewals will be issued without reexamination if licenses have expired.

San Antero Trues N.br Smith Sasure Dex Smith Agid Satte Itsas

Plane crash probe starts in Baltimore after Mars mishap

Glenn L Martin company officials began a very complete examination to determine the damage and cause of a BM accident and fire that struck the 70 ton Mars, the world’s largest flying boat, after it aborted in shallow water. One engine was ablaze as the ship went off centre.

Baltimore Glenn T. Martin Company Ken Bool Martin Heaiher Marx Hallimare Klamey Inll Newe Yshelst

Maimimeti Ship Damaged After Taxi Incident

Reported late yesterday the Maiimeti ship taxied over Darkhead Creek in Bélernoan. A prepallar blade tore through the ship's sids injuring one person. 200-horsepower engine twisted, wreckage scattered. Company officials deny sabotage. The crippled craft was moved to company property for examination and repairs, with officials noting no major damage yet questioning the wing and nacelle condition.

Darkhead Creek Bélernoan Hinan Lsines Filent Joseph T. Hartson Martin Executive Veo

Hotel delegates discuss problems at Texas Hotel convention

About 300 delegates to the Texas Hotel association gathered in San Antonio for its thirty sixth annual convention. discussions covered auditing and taxes to housekeeping business planning and cost control led by Mrs. Mary Buster Plaza Hotel. Experts urged improved hotel accounting under a formal system and underwriter supervision for safety. The program included hospitality in dining rooms budgeting for food departments and reviews of laundries heating elevators and electrical systems. The event featured addresses by hotel officials and a post convention trip to Mexico City with more than 80 delegates planning to attend.

Texas Tiote) Association San Antonio Mary Buster Plaza Hotel San Antono Association Guuler Ole Eric Garebrell Dallas Texas Association of Insurance Agents Siid James A. Tae Beaumont Tailey Food Department J.M. Hayley Galveston Plea Hotel Mexico City Scott Hardy Gatunday San Ane

War 25 Years Ago Today

War memories recount George Betaton as prime minister of Great Britain, Bucharest falls to Teuton forces, Italy renews pledge to allies, Pietro Badoglio reappointed Italian chief of staff, Greeks capture Porto Edda, British cruiser Carnarvon Castle sinks a German raider off Brazil. notes on 25 years past battles and shifts in alliances.

X. Sing George Betaton Great Britain Bucharest Romania Italy Marclis Pietro Badoglio Porto Edda Albania Carnarvon Castle Battie

Civilians May Quit Manila as Indo China Tensions Rise

In Washington, reports say Japanese reinforcements in Indo China are precautionary amid Chinese troop moves. Tokyo considers a special joint commission to solve the Pacific problem without war, while US deliberations weigh consolidation versus further conquests and a potential buck-passing blame game.

Kne Special Commission Tokyo Ey Council Hirohito Japan Pacific Kentaro Kaneko United States Huk

Services Set for Lieut. C L Moore

Lieut Craig Lowe Moore son of Mrs Walter Moore and near Geneseo road will have services Saturday at 4 p m in the Fort Sam Houston chapel. Surviving are his parents wife Betty McCully Moore sister Mrs RB Knapp brother Raymond T Moore. Moore died Wednesday at Fort Meade Md interment in the Natonal cemetery.

Onerail Craig Lowe Moore Walter Moore Geneseo Road Sill Fort Sam Howston Betty McCully Moore RB. Oh. Knapp Raymond T. Moore Moore Fort Meade Natorial Cemetery

Bookmobile Visits Community Center Tour At Alamo Plaza

Royal operation in Copenhagen reports Crown Princess Ingrid underwent a minor medical procedure at a clinic on Thursday. The bookmobile team led by Joni Regan and Jerry Lehmman visited the South and Southwest, stationed on Alamo Plaza.

Baturday Alamo Plaza Joni Regan Jerry Lehmman National Copenhagen Denmark Det 6 UFI Ingrid

Labor Chief Tells of Camp For Transients.

Labor leaders report near Robstown a migrant workers camp under construction as part of a regional Texas Social Welfare conference. W. Wood, regional Social Security rep, cited California 1934 camps described by Steinbeck and noted similar camps exist nationwide.

W. Wood Robstown OPH Texas Social Welfare Association Gunter Hotel Wood Social Security Board California John Steinbesk Andress Robert J Utherland Hogg Foundation University of Texas Texas Charles B. Beard Agricultural Adjustment Administration East Thad Sanders Texas State Employment Service

Induction Plan For 48 Bexar Youths Drafted

Bexar county selective service will induct 48 men from 1160 whites and 19 Negroes under the thirty-fourth and thirty-fifth calls. Board No. 2 to summon 39 men on January 6 and Board No. 3 to call nine. After physicals, those selected are slated for induction between January 27 and 31.

Selective Service Basida Bexar County Army Toca W. Witch Bexar

Loyalty First Lecture Held at Municipal Auditorium

Lilith Lorraine, national president of the Composers and Authors of America, opened a series of lectures sponsored by Loyalty First in the Municipal auditorium Friday night. She urged recognition of human dignity and rights, praising Christianity and the divine blueprint for future civilization as essential to enduring civilization.

Chit Lilith Lorraine The Composers and Authors of America First mM

War Roundup moves on Russian fronts and diplomacy

Associated Press reports Russians push beyond Taganrog and threaten Mius river positions near Stalingrad while Germans say Soviet attacks were repulsed. Italy sends three divisions, Britain seeks war on Finland Hungary and Romania after terse replies. Kaneko advocates a commission to ease U.S. Japanese tensions as Washington awaits Tokyo. Britain bars Japanese exodus from Malaya.

Associated Press Taganrog Staling Mius Britain Finland Hangary Rumania Russia U.S Privy Council Washington Tokyo Malaya

Release of Lady Domvile Ends Detention in Britain

Lady Domvile widow of Admiral Sir Barry Domvile is freed after months in custody by British authorities. Her husband, once director of naval intelligence, remains held at Brixton, while their son Camp ton Domvile, aged 23, was interned. The Link organization, tied to Anglo German interests, was dissolved years earlier.

London Poinvile Barry Dovivile Beltish Sy Barry Campton Domvile Mkewisa Barry Naval Intelligence Division Lady Domvile Link Sir Barry Germany Heinrich Rimmfer Seret Police Hitler Dorviles Brixton Holloway Admiral Domvile Salzburg

Texans Serving U S Defense Near 127000

Austin reports about 127000 Texans serving in the U S army and Texas defense guard. The adjutant general notes 94205 selective service registrants, 9000 volunteers in army units, and 11000 national guardsmen now federalized in service. Additionally 18000 men serve in the defense guard across 203 units including all squadrons.

Austin Army of the United States Texas Defense Guard Adjutant General’s Department Aritin Defense Guard

Africa air route opens linking United States with West Africa

New York Dec. 6. Air mail service between the United States and West Africa began officially today with Pan American Airways Galvestown Clipper departing from LaGuardia. The African Clipper and the Comet Clipper will fly mail from Miami, meeting the Cape Town Clipper in San Juan. The Comet was added to the first route due to a larger load of philatelic covers.

New York United States West Africa Pan Americaty Airways la Guardie Miami San Juan

Weather Summary for December and January Observations

The report lists daily weather data including wind from the north at 12 noon, 29 miles per hour, 8:30 and 9:00 events, December precipitation totals and none for a 24 hour period, and January 1 accumulated deficiencies. It records sunrise and sunset times, Sunday through Monday twilight, moonrise and set times, and high and low tides with phase notes.

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Preacher's Son Convicted In Girl Slaying

aERRE HAUTE Did Der 6 uM Jonze Merrill Jones son of a West Terre Haute preacher was convicted in a 41 minute jury verdict of second degree murder in the drowning of Edith Idole Barton 12 at a petting party near Sugar Creek on April 26 He faced first degree murder charges and could face a prison term The Indictment alleged rape and deliberate drowning after she fell into the creek Jones testified the girl consented and fled the auto but he claimed she drowned after stumbling into the water He had been paroled a year earlier from Pendictom state reformatory after a prior auto theft sentence

Aerre Haute Um Jonze Merrill Jones Weat Terre Haute Intellievit Court Edith Idole Barton Jones Sugar Creek Terry Haute 0. M. Jones Manny Pendictom State Reformatory

City to Draft New Wrecker Law

City to draft a new wrecker ordinance was announced by City Attorney Victor Keller after Judge Charles J. Matthews of County Court at Law No 2 held the finance defective. Assistant City Attorney Phil Shook conferred with Judge Matthews. Brief will write the ordinance. The ordinance was declared void in three cases charging Jathon ity Matthews' court.

Victor Keller Charles J. Matthews Phil Shook Matethews Matthews

Diamond loss on train between San Antonio and Wellington

Report from Wellington Kansas says Mrs Bert Egyerson reports in San Antonio that a train between San Antonio and Wellington carried $120 in diamonds. The loss was told later yesterday.

Betiwteen San Antonio Wellington Kan Bert ¥. Egyerson

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