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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1941
Page
3
Fragmentary report notes plans for a training center opening at San Angelo with a first class of students planned for February 1945. Mentions Air Base Group and squadrons, Ellington field, and bomber crew training.
An ad from Kansas City Missouri promotes a doctor’s invention truss to treat rupture. It claims no leg straps or belts, easy wear, and full satisfaction with a $3.50 free truss trial for 30 days. Readers are urged to contact Physician’s Appliance Co. at 2906 Main St for the trial.
A San Antonio survey records residents listing automobile horns as the city’s most nuisance sounds. Citizens like G. M. Bloxhath of 208 Trenton and Mrs. J. T. Jones of 200 East Josephine oppose constant honking, while others complain of sirens and loud radios. The poll highlights widespread annoyance with horns, trucks, and ambulances, with varied personal anecdotes about disturbance levels.
War Roundup details Willkie meeting with Eire's De Valera to discuss neutrality as British and German actions intensify. Bomber and U-boat losses mount, with Brest and English Channel raids and North African coastal raids. Greek forces report shifts near Trebeshina and strategic fronts amid global war pressures.
Tokyo dispatch quotes Foreign Minister Matsuoka telling the House committee that Japan will boost effort to explain its real power and intentions to Americans while avoiding war. He stresses a three-zone treaty of Berlin framework guides Japan’s leadership claim in greater East Asia.
H M Dahl Jr veteran Yoakam dies at 132 Montclair Avenue after volunteering for service with the Canadian forces. The death is noted in connection with a Cromellen trainway outpatient program as pictured in the current issue of the Saturday Evening Post.
Mexico City reports that the women's section of the PRM sent messages to President Manuel Ayf Camacho urging approval of voting rights for Mexican women. The group adopted a resolution pledging joint efforts to oppose imperialist influence and military involvement in the Americas.
In Saigon today 120 Japanese Bluejackets from the cruiser Nator paraded through city streets carrying a large flag. A detachment of 90 French sailors laid a wreath at the memorial to World War I sailors as the demonstration drew to a close.
Koh Ishii, a Korean official, said discussions on smooth trans shipment of Japanese goods to Germany would be raised in Japanese Russian commercial negotiations. Molotov indicated willingness to resume talks once Japanese delegates are chosen, with negotiations expected to restart soon.
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