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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1941

Page

9

Field Armies to Give News

The War Department told the press that all information on operations affecting U S field armies be handled through the four field armies command. News agencies should obtain details from the public relations offices at the appropriate headquarters. All field reports must clear official channels, causing some delay. Headquarters noted First Army at Governors Island New York Second Army at Memphis Tennessee and Third Army at Saint Louis Missouri.

Washington Dov War Department Continental United States Lee Bureau of Public Relations First Army Governors Island Memphis Fenn Sthe Bar Antonin

Hollywood Unit to Visit Camps on Northwest Tour

Hollywood Marching troupe from Camp Bhows, Inc. begins four month circuit, opening at Camp Roberts near Monterey with 12 chorus girls and entertainers. Attending dignitaries include Edward Arnold, Joe E. Brown, Brenda Marshall, Ruth Hussey, Donna Drake, Lamalie Day and Virginia O'Brien.

Hollywood Bec Sunshine Revco Camp Bhows, Inc

Kilday Seeks Help Tracking Spies in City

Sheriff Ghacif Qwen W. Kiday urged Sew Antonians to report suspected sabotage or espionage to his office. He asked residents to report un-American or pro Jinanco talk heard in the community to the Na Mea Department.

Ghacif Qwen W. Kiday Na- Mea

Youth Arraigned Under Alien Act

Francisco Garela, 14, residing at 127 Jean Street, charged with failure to register as an alien. Arraigned before WA County Commissioner P. A. Lockhart, remanded on $1000 bond. Paul W. Mason, 16, of 903 Curso Street, charged with theft of an automobile.

Francisco Garela Jean Stroet P. A. Lockhart Wy Lockhart Paul W. Mason Lsted Curso Stréet

9-Year-Old Nazis Learn Spy Work

A disjointed report alleges young students at Thomas Jefferson High School were filtered into Nazi spy training. Dr John Gelbert, once Hitler’s physician, described the program amid tales of Gestapo actions and family disruptions. funding from Kaiser Wilhelm IX was noted.

Hess Filzah England Hohengollern Famey Sim Antonio Audiece John Gelbert Hitler Staaneebing Sah Antonio Opin Forum Thomas Jefferson High School Nnde Ds Goluert Gestapo Rudolf Hessen Germany Tig Aperker Ald Kaiser Wilhelm IX Imperial

Texans in Basic Course spark early WWII era draft note

A garbled list of names and notes references 37 Texans in a basic course near Randolph Field amid initial wartime successes. The passage, likely from a prewar or early war column, catalogues numerous individuals including instructors and cadets with scattered mentions of places and national context, reflecting an era of mobilization and air base activity.

Third Army Office Tower Guarded by Military Police

A guard of military police stood at the Smith-Young tower, headquarters for the Third Army, Tuesday morning. Visitors to headquarters must produce identification papers and sign one register.

Third Army Mniitary Smith-Young Tower Tesday Morning Travel Army

Police in Honolulu Get 500 Revolvers

Washington Lee reports Delegate King of Hawaii announced the OPM granted priority for purchase and delivery of police revolvers to Honolulu auxiliary police. King urged the Office of Price Administration to have the Budget Bureau reverse its rejection of Hawaii’s plan to buy 3400,000 worth of food outfits. Governor Pfmhtaxter warned stores would close today for inventory.

Washington, Lee King Hawaii Te Opm Honolulu Office of Price Administer Tors Budget Bureau Hawait Paihtuxter

U S Importers Stocked For War Time Shortages

New York reports importers have stacked warehouses with plentiful tea, peppers, and exotic goods amid the recent war and Sunday outbreak. Dealers show enough supply to last up to two years for some items, while others hold only months of normal use. Prices are said to be rising cautiously despite ample stock.

New York Camry Enic

Red Lights District Witnesses Movements Amid Crackdown

Police reported moving vans and residents leaving the deserted port district for three days. The earliest counts show four women charged with molesting and nine men charged with gaming with dice during the crackdown beginning Monday and continuing Tuesday.

Ban Antonio Lenact Pollce Elty

Pamphlet Charge Filed in Local Court Frauds

A flurry of charges appeared in Justice Corrigan's court this Tuesday. Defendants include Cleek listed as Tyler charged with a pamphlet related offense and Ed Amacker reporting the cases. Joe Lozano, address 1330 Tamples Street, faced robbery charges for December 7 against Mike Vidhalles at 2102 Vera Crux Street. Also charged were four forgery and passing cases brought by Ed Mabrito, district attorney investigator. Fred D. Sauthers, jailed county address, charged with forgery and presenting a stale loan check on March 11 1940 and a $20 check on February 28 1940. Paul Utesah unnamed address charged with forgery and passing an 860 check on November 15. John B. Bonner, address noted 2g City Joliet, charged with forgery and posting a $55.20 check on December &.

Ed Mabrito Fred D. Sauthers Woted Paul Utesah Jom B. Bonner Elty Joli Ald

Burglary and Theft Charged in City Court

A complaint filed Tuesday by City Detective A. G. Lankford charged John Doe for burglary and theft involving removal of cash from P. K. Barbour at 425 Bhim Street. A separate complaint named Mary Quine for assault and attempted murder at 1206 Lent Street. Another case cited Robert Vernon for theft of an automobile valued around $400 from 278 Golind Street on December 8.

P. EK. Barbour Bhim Street Lawrence PB North Cherry Street Indus Tipo of the Peace Vaughan A. G. Lankford Wag Lent Street Felix Guerrin Richard Hensot Rolit E. F. Vernon Golind Street

FBI Quizzes Two Nabbed Here In San Diego

FBI agents interrogated two men arrested here as a Japanese national and a second suspect. One man, 49, claimed a four week visit and planned return to Minneapolis after detainment at Duncan Field. Guards at the field detained the other man near a fence for prowling. authorities said he was known for involvement with prostitution houses in Connecticut.

Wuestny Togan Japanev Tome Mingnerpolis Minn Duncan Field Tuyned Hint Pean Tha Phantre San Diego Calif Massey Washington Connecticut

Texas Scottish Rite Leader Dies in Dallas Hospital

Dallas obituary notes the death of Walter Calvin Temple, 6? sovereign grand inspector of the Scottish Rite in Texas, after a long illness. He served prominently in the fraternal lodge, with colleagues mourning his passing in Dallas.

Texas Dallas Dee Walter Calvin Temple Hos

Dan Cupid Not Interned By Conflict

The county clerk’s office said marriage licenses remain available despite wartime fear, noting many callers inquiries about whether licenses can be issued amid emergency. The license window remains open for business as normal.

Dan Cupid Ivar B. Brotherman

Labor Unions Unite Behind War Crisis

In Washington and New York leaders of the A F of L and the CIO pledged full cooperation in the wartime crisis. William Green and Philip Murray promised unity of labor. John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers likewise declared unwavering support for the government and mobilization of resources for home and office needs.

Washington A. P Willam Green A. F Yay Philip Murray New York John K. Letisy Enset United Mine Workers Alao

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