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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1941

Page

9

Dutch Bomb Transport Hit and Medan Raid Reported

American bombers scored a direct hit on a large Japanese transport and likely downed two fighters. A Sumatra Medan raid casualties tally cited 80 dead and 70 injured with more details awaited. Leaflets dropped over northern Sumatra warned civilians. An Italian communique claimed Japanese raids and ships damaged, while an Australian report noted a Japanese cruiser hit off Celebes with ships damaged and fires set.

Batavia N. E Army Air Force Miri Sarawak Aneta Roday Dan Sumatra Tnvaders BBC New York Medan Sumdtra Strait of Malecta Ipoh Sii Perak British Malaya Singapore Tap Jong Malay Peninsula K_N_I. KE. M Iha Reyal Netherlands Aijeln Minahassa Peninude Northan Celebes Serong New Games Aura Alle Bande

Diminutive Baluga Hero Declares War on Japan

In Central Luzon on December 23, a small Baluga chief named Tomas, four feet tall, wearing an old US shirt and a fatigue cap, announced that the Balugas with their tribal council, led by King Alfohto, would aid American forces against Japan. He had previously captured and turned over three Japanese airmen who parachuted to the ground.

Usapfe Luzon Abod Porrs Japan Tomas West Cental Luzon United States Army Jhhe Baluges King Alfohto America

Roosevelt meets niece as grandchild born in hospital

Philadelphia dispatch reports two Roosevelts meeting for the first time. Eleanor Roosevelt visits to meet her eleventh grandchild, a week-old infant of Eleanor’s sister in law. The mother and son are said to be doing fine.

Philadelphia Roosevelts Eleanor Franklin D. Roosevelt Ethel DuPont

Uruguay Seizes Axis Documents

In Montevideo a raid on the German Transocean News agency offices and an Italian‑owned construction company yielded documents and fascist insignia. Officials described the operation as part of security measures against axis‑influenced activities in Uruguay.

Montevideg Uruguay Tacity Abso Turin Custaaera Dini

Bread Grains Shortage in Europe Told

Germany reports trouble in expanding 1942 bread grain crop due to unfavorable fall weather and labor shortages. Europe faces a possible third straight wheat shortfall with only about 1.32 billion bushels produced versus 3.7 billion normal.

Germany Agriculture Department Europe Atrd Department Sat Omuplad Russia Danube Romania Department Salt France

Bowie Sends 12 To Bullis Center For Training Course

Brig. Gen. Fred L. Walker announced that 12 officers from the 38th division will attend the junior officers training course at Camp Bullis. Among those named are Maj. Carl P. Braunig and Lieuts. Jack T. Stewart and Allen C. Wiggittis, all San Antonio residents.

Samp Howie Uto Camp Bullis Fred L. Walker Carl PF. Braunig Levan Jack Tt. Stewart Allen C. Wiggittis San Antonio

Gloria Vanderbilt Wed In Old Mission at Santa Barbara

Gloria Vanderbilt wed Gio Pasquale Di Cieco at the Latta Hathara mission in Santa Barbara. The ceremony drew movie stars and socialites. the bride, 21, inherits 4 million from her grandfather and receives a 750 monthly allowance until then. The couple plan a honeymoon to Patty Beach, Washington, and Beverly Hills before settling in Hollywood.

Santa Barbara Goll Der Vanderbilt Latta Hathara Mission Gloria Laura Morgan Vorderoilt Cornelius Vanderbit Amerca Gio Pasquale Patty Beach Washington, D. C Beverly Hills di Claro Isla Tim di Greca Mary Long Island Pat Hollywood Actas Bruce Cabot Errol Fivoh Mala of Honor Frleiis Glurla

Righting to Finish Wake Island Defenders Fight to End

Wake Island held off a numerically superior Japanese force for 14 days with less than 400 Marines and a few aircraft before being overpowered. The defense damaged ships and destroyed several planes, while reporting a grim but heroic last stand and despatches detailing the relentless attacks and eventual surrender.

Honglulu Wake Island Alain Beret Mawall Dalnding Serge Wan Cianting

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