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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1944

Page

4

Legion Backs Blind Soldier for Discharge and Pay

San Francisco report on 20 year old Robert Wetzel, blinded at Volturno, whose McCloud and Legion post demand his army discharge and service records for Veterans Administration action. Post officers arrange steps to obtain missing papers and five months pay, with Wetzel left without glasses or care.

San Francisco Army Robert Wetret Veterans’ Administration McCloud Wetzel Volturno Italy The Legionnaires Don Higgins Higgins Young Wetzel McCloskey Hospital Temple Texas Red Cross Wetzal Post Exchange Dallas Optical Company Charles Farrington Legion Service Hem Paryihigion Farrington Légion Field Montgomery Ala Arrington Bion Army Peasem Onesymme Yetzel McCloud Legion Post Bob

Dr Robbins To Laredo For TB Campaign

City health officer Dr. Robbins said he would travel to Laredo on Thursday to consult with Dr. Herman Helleboe of the U S Public Health Service on tuberculosis. Robbins aims to recruit a head for the city TB division and secure Helleboe to address a Friday health board meeting in San Antonio.

Lewis ¢. Robbins Laredo Herman Helleboe U.S. Public Health Service Authority San Antonis Robbins Helleboe T. B Rman San Antonio

WASP Examining Board Opens Mental Tests at San Antonio

Applicants for Women Airforce Service Pilots training may take the qualifying mental examination at the WASP examining board in the Callegen building 214 Broadway San Antonio under 69 counties. Officers say a letter from the director of women pilots at headquarters Washington is required to present before testing.

Air Force Service A Vision San Antonio Ldeut Vincent D. Phillips Callegen Broadway WASP The Army Air Forces Int Washington

S. A. Pilot Held As Nazi Prisoner

Capt. Joseph Marsiglia of San Ana fonio pilot reported missing January 7 is a prisoner in Germany, war department notified his wife Mrs. T. H. Spindle of 134 Furr Drive. He bailed out during a raid on Bremen after flying in more than 14 raids over Germany and was recently decorated with the Oak Leaf Cluster and the Air Medal.

Joseph Marsiglia San Ana

Motorist Unhurt in Auto Mishap on Houston Street

L. Collins, 35, of 514 South Olive Street, crawled from beneath his car after a crash on East Houston Street near North New Braunfels. He braked at the intersection, struck a telephone pole, sending the vehicle diagonally across the street and into a house at 220 East House Street. One minor scratch reported, no injuries to others.

L. ©. Collins South Olive Street East Houston Street New Braunfels

City Closes Candy Firm for Operating Without License

City health officials closed a candy company Wednesday for operating without a license and condemned 2500 pounds of candy as unfit for human consumption. The product was contaminated by fat pellets. Charges were to be filed in corporation court and the firm faced a $25 daily fine for continuing operations after warning.

Mcense

Nixon Banker Heads Association In South Texas District

Colin D. Campbell president of Nixon State Bank was elected chair man of the South Texas district Texas Bankers association and San Antonio chosen for the 1943 convention at a Plaza hotel banquet Tuesday J O McCaskill president of San Antonio Clearing House association urged bankers to lead postwar reconstruction About five hundred people including several New York bank officials attended the session

Colin D. Campbell Nixon State Bank South Texas Texas Bankers’ Association San Antonio Plaza Hotel J. O. McCaskill San Antonio Clearing House Association New York Bank

Corpus Milling Magnate Dies

Corpus Christi Feb 16 Funeral services for Joe B Roddy 46 head of the Roddy milling company will be held Wednesday He is survived by his widow three sons Joe Roddy in the marine corps San Diego Calif Charles Roddy University of Texas Austin Hervey Roddy Corpus Christi two brothers and three sisters from various Texas and California locations

Orpus Christi Joe B. Roddy Joe Roddy Marine Corns San Diego Calif Charles Roddy University of Texas Carroll Miller Mathis Ruth Sullivan Los Angeles

Trinity Lecturer Opens Six Lenten Addresses

Dr. George Livingstone Robinson guest professor of religion at Trinity University will deliver six Lenten addresses starting 10 a m Monday February 28. The lectures in Trinity chapel are free to all church workers in San Antonio.

George Livingstone Robinson Trinity University Trinity Chapel San Antonio

Blood Test Vindicates Chaplin in Paternity Case

Hollywood February 16 blood tests by three physicians proved Charlie Chaplin could not be the father of Miss Joan Barry's four month old daughter Carol Ann. Tests, conducted at Dr Ray Hammack’s clinic, were witnessed by two other doctors and supported by attorney John J Irwin.

Chaplin Hollywood Charlie Chapin Joan Barry Miss Barry Miss Bay Carol Ann Ray Hammack W. L. Andrews Newton .Evans Johnn J. Irwin Barry Feen Robe Clark United States Jerry Giesser Chaplin J California

Ceilings Put On Chicken Prices Set by OPA

OPA imposed temporary price ceilings on cut up poultry parts after investigators found legs and breasts selling near full bid cost. New York City ceilings listed wings, gizzards, and hearts at 3.5 cents per pound, legs and breasts at 76 cents, backs and necks at 19 cents, with Chicago prices 1 cent lower and West Coast ceilings a half cent higher.

Washington OPA New York City Chicago

Carter's Little Liver Pills Aid Digestion

A vintage ad explains that Nature produces about two pints of bile daily to aid digestion. It claims Carter's Little Liver Pills quickly increase bile flow, improving digestion in many people, with benefits seen in as little as thirty minutes. Available at drugstores for 25 cents.

Carter

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