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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1944
Page
7
The text explains how distributable income from fiduciaries and miscellaneous sources is reported on Form 1040 and related schedules. It covers reporting partnerships and fiduciary income, gambling winnings, net income or loss from various sources, and allowable deductions for gambling losses.
Normoyle Nor Moyle depot changes command with Col George P. Barnes leading the new depot as Normoyle Ordnance moves out. The 854th was activated Feb 1 but orders reached San Antonio Air Service Command only on Saturday. Tax collector Russey reports dramatic post office crowd and weighs new tax schools at Tech High Feb 15 16 and Port Sam Houston Feb 22 for post personnel.
Word reached Clyde Payne's aunt Mrs James A Bountis of 1222 West Commerce Street that Payne a machinist's mate first class was killed December 6 in the Pacific. The notice confirms his death and his prior residence with his aunt.
A vintage ad style piece touts Musterole as a remedy for chest colds and coughs. It claims quick relief for throat and chest congestion, promoting Musterole as safe for children and adults with tender skin, highlighting its counter irritant formula and strong for stubborn cases. The text imitates period phrasing and branding.
Rites for Jander Simms 83 a former Texas Ranger who died Saturday at his home 2802 Buena Vista street will be held Monday at 2 pm at Wheelock. Simms a Crockett native served in the Rangers 1881 to 1883 and as US deputy marshal from 1913 through several administrations. He retired in 1932 after years with the Gunter hotel. Survivors include his wife three sons three daughters and a brother.
Charlie Chaplin plans to surrender to a U S marshal to be fingerprinted and booked on charges tied to a conspiracy probe. Attorney Jerry Giesler said Chaplin would respond to indictments returned by a federal grand jury investigating allegations by Joan Berry that he fathered her month-old baby.
Samuel Syvesver Wreen of 240 West Poplar Street pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge W. W. McCrory of Criminal District Court on Monday. Ecarnacion Barrientes of 1309 Guadalupe Street pleaded guilty to theft of property from Mrs. Frank Willis at 130 Tao Lyera Drive and was sentenced to six months in the county jail.
Quotations from the Federal State Market Service show varied pricing on the San Antonio livestock market. Listings include cattle categories with weights and bids, noting medians, bids, and ranges across steers cows hogs and sows. activity appears broad with several price points and lots recorded.
Marine Pfc Samuel Vines Jr of San Antonio is convalescing at the Oakland naval hospital after an explosion incident on Bougainville during a demolition demonstration. A stray bullet struck the instructor, a block of TNT dropped, and the blast caused concussion. Vines was evacuated first to Noumea Caldonia base hospital, then to Oakland. his father, Capt Samuel A Vinius, is stationed in Rupert Idaho, and his mother lives in San Antonio.
Rev Brooks I Dickey 69 longtime superintendent of home missions for Southwest Texas Presbyterians died in Port Lavaca Sunday night Born July 15 1874 he held pastorates in Edna Kerrville Karnes City McAllen Corpus Christi and San Antonio He was married to Arlene McGutcheon and left several children including Clement Dickey and two brothers in the clergy.
Torchy It of the Flying Fortress earns the Air Medal for a ball turret victory in combat. He knocked down one enemy fighter during a mission, contributing to crew survival and air campaign success.
An OCR fragment describes air medal awards and distinguished flying crosses for bomber crews, with mentions of Oak Leaf Clusters and NORIO. It references missions over Europe and colonial currency ideas, tobacco as money, and historic aviation context amid unrelated garbled text.
A Corpus Christi delegation led by Mayor Gus B. Martermann and Park Commissioner Henry Heth visited San Antonio figures including Stewart King and L A LeLaurin. They discussed incinerator use, current dumping in pits, and a $360,000 navy swimming pool project as a model for postwar municipal pools.
Sanantonib imarme, after release from the naval hospital in San Diego, Calif, visits his father at 122 West Houston Street. Cox Jr. was wounded in the Tarawa attack and has been awarded the Purple Heart.
A witty verse observes how as a man ages women first see him as a lamb then an unlicked cub a wolf and finally an old goat highlighting changing perceptions across life stages.
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