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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1944

Page

9

Soviet Attitude Seen As Threat to U S Peace Plan

Federal officials prepared to invoke the Lindbergh law against two Norfolk men, John R. King and David Keith, held on assault robbery and concealed weapons charges after abducting a U S naval attache employee in Virginia and forcing a chauffeur and a passerby to drive a wild, cross state spree ending when spotted in a New York theater. The men claim the escapade was a drunken spree. Lieut Horace H Heyette, a Flying Fortress veteran, is home on furlough with honors including the Alt Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross.

New York Norfolk John R. King David Keith Virginia U. S Naval Attache Havanh Brooklyn New Jersey Notion Picture Theater Horace H. Heyette Germany Europe George Hy Beyette Bedell Street

M Pils End Girls Ride in Army Truck

Two Pleasanton girls aged 11 and 16 were riding in a government truck stolen from a local army post toward San Antonio when MP arrested the driver at Stinson field on Sunday afternoon. They said a soldier offered the ride while they waited for a bus to visit a sister who works as a waitress at a local cafe.

Pleasanton San Antonio Stinson Field

Stage Star Moran Dies in St. Louis

Springfield il reports John E B Cochran known as Moran of Moran and Mack vaudeville dies at Jefferson Barracks hospital. Interment at Camp Butler National Cemetery near Springfield with American Legion military rites. His partner Charles E Mack was killed in an automobile accident in Arizona in 1934.

Springfield John EB. Cochran Moran Moran and Mack Cochran Jefferiso Barracks Camp Butler National Cemetery American Legion Charles E. Mack Arigona

Olivia de Havilland Departs Touring Army Hospitals

Actress Olivia de Havilland resumed her hospital tour after a cold kept her hospitalized at Brooke General, Fort Sam Houston. She departed San Antonio for McKinney to visit Ashburn General, then El Paso to see Beaumont General patients, with a final stop at Bruns General in Santa Fe, New Mexico before returning to Hollywood.

Olivia de Havilland Army General Hospitals Brooke General Hospital Fort Bam Houston San Antonio McKinney Ashburn General Hospital el Paso Giaft Beaumont General Hospital Hollywood Bruns [General Hospital Banta Fen

Red Border Policy Looms As Problem

Washington officials fear Moscow may pursue a lone path in relations with Poland the Baltic states and Finland risking American support for a permanent world security system. Hulls principles urge settlements by law and equal sovereign rights and officials hope Stalin reverses course before the public rejects international cooperation for world peace.

Kingsbury Smith State Department Soviet Russia Hale Allind Hult Hull Washington Stalin

Sergeant Held After Bar Fight at El Rancho Bar

Military police arrested a sergeant late Sunday after a free for all at the El Rancho bar on Frio City road. Furniture was smashed and two plate glass windows were broken. Deputies said the affray began between the sergeant and a civilian with others joining in. The proprietor cited 30 dollar windows and 12 missing billiard balls.

el Rancho Frio City Road

Hondo Postoffice Sees Record Year With Air Base Impact

The Hondo post office reported a record year with receipts more than doubling from 1942 to 1943 due to war influx from the air forces navigation school. Total receipts reached 38,246.97 in 1942 and 60,471.9 in 1943 with 28,026.40 from all mail shipments. The office will enter first class operations in July.

Wrough Hondo Air Forces Navigation School Honda

Three Soldiers Injured In Auto Crash Near McDonna-Lacoste Road

Three soldiers were knocked down by a car Sunday night on the McDonna Lacoste road, the sheriff reported. None suffered serious injuries and they were treated at Kelly Hospital. Guadalume Lopez, 22, of Von Army, the driver, said he was taking his sick daughter to a hospital in San Antonio when his headlights failed as he approached the hikers.

Nelly

Overheated Stove Sparks S A Fire in San Antonio Home

An overheated wood stove started a house fire at Adbert Mehla’s home on West Young Street causing 200 dollars in damage to the house and 80 to contents. A grass fire spread to ignite a six car garage at an East Locust residence, with 500 dollars in damage. Officials listed Navy procurement officers reading a late Saturday notice for qualified applicants for commissions from ensign to lieutenant.

Adbert Mehla Young Street L. M. Murphy Bureau of Supplies and Accounts The Navy Leutenant Heiser Office of Naval Procuresment Niels Fperson Haan

Hedy Lamarr to Visit Camp Hood for Army Conference

Pim star Hedy Lamarr was scheduled to visit Camp Hood for the opening session of the Eighth Service command theatrical conference. Attendance was reported at 1,100 soldiers.

Hedy Lamarr Camp Hood Pim Hedy Lamar Camp Hood Mortday Eighth Service Command

3 Gunners Get Awards at Laredo Air Field

Three gunners received Air Medal oak leaf clusters in ceremonies at the Laredo Army Air Field. Col. Charles G. Pearcy presented the decorations for service in the Solomon Islands and Pacific campaigns including raids over Bougainville Munda and New Georgia. Harp of Crystal, Mty, Richardson of Longview, and Barrett of Buechel Ky each earned their first oak leaf clusters or additional devices.

Laredo Army Air Field Charles G. Pearcy Mty Tech Ispl Wardie W. Richardson Longview Richard Barrett Buechel

Exiled Lithuanian President Antanas Smetona Dies in Cleveland

Antanas Smetona, exiled Lithuanian president who resisted German pressure and led the Nationalist party, died of suffocation in a Cleveland residence where he had lived with his wife since 1942. His son Burka, daughter-in-law, and two grandchildren were among survivors.

Cleveland Antanas Smetana Lithuania Sofie Hye Sulings Smetona Burka Jal Red Army

Europe Air War Slacken After Constant Attacks

London reports reduced Luftwaffe activity over continental targets with only small forays noted, while RAF Mosquito bombers struck Aachen and Ludwigshafen areas, and American heavy bombers idle until Friday's southwest Germany assault reportedly hit key plants. Stettin raid noted on January 6.

London Wreeks Vichy Ceremany Western Reich Berlin Aachen Germany Feutral Ludwigshafen RAF Stettin

San Antonio Flier Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross

Local flier Kyle Mitchell of 350 Enviro Avenue in San Antonio receives the Distinguished Flying Cross for thirty missions with a troop carrier squadron of the Fifth Air Force in the Southwest Pacific. The award is announced by headquarters of Allied Air Forces under Lieutenant General George Kenney.

Kyle Mitchell Enviro Avenue Fifth Air Force Southwest Pacific George Kenney Allied Air Forces Inti

Convict Faces Murder Charge After Sheriff Killing

In Waxahachie on January 10, Joe Basil Stephens a 27 year old escapee from Retrieve prison farm was slated to face murder charges. Deputy Jess White 34 pursued Stephens on the highway outside Waxahachie and later died after a gunfight and rollover crash. White shot Stephens in the leg before a crowd recaptured the fugitive.

Waxahachie Joe Basil Stephens Retrieve Stephens Filis County Jess White Jess Cariker White

Ranger Recovers Stolen Car in Alice

Texas Ranger Gulley Cowsert recovered a Buick sedan stolen from a College street parking lot. The sheriff's office said the vehicle was found abandoned in Alice and Cowsert notified San Antonio authorities after locating the auto.

Avil College Street Alice Texas Ranger Gulley Cowsert Sheri Cowsert San Antonio Morrow Third I Street

Seven San Antonians graduate as army pilots from central training

Seven San Antonians join the most recent class of army pilots at the Central Flying Training Command. The San Antonians listed include Dale V and Glenn O. Lucas Jr. with multiple addresses, along with First Lieut Clyde Logue Jr and other graduates from Corpus Christi, Cotulla, Eagle Pass, Kerrville, Mission, Refugio, San Marcos, San Saba, Tafti Oscar P Austin Jr, Victoria, Uvalde and more, marking a broad regional cohort.

Robert B. Nourse West el Prado Drive R. 5. Carter Corpus Christi Theodore A. Kerr Cotulla Lawrence C. McBride Eagle Pass Robert K. Howard Havilagent Sam G. Puller Jr Kerrville Andrew J. Herren, Jr Kenneth W. Lacke Thuman A. Glasgow San Marcos Albert G. Smith San Saba Clinton Foland Tafti Oscar P. Austin Jr Victoring Wayne C. Kennedy Victoria Albert B. Capt Uvalde

Two Drunk Men Held After City Car Crash

Two men sobered up after a collision at Guadalupe Street crossing when a car struck a Missouri Pacific switch engine. Both suffered cuts. one claimed he came to rescue the driver. The driver faced charges for negligent collision drunkenness and license tag and ration book violations.

Missouri-Pacific Guadalupe Street

Veterans talk by Sam Houston VFW post on KTSA

Joe CG Bettenraart representing Sam Houston post No 76 Veterans of Foreign Wars will discuss Post War Veteran Employment at 4 15 p m Tuesday on Radio Station KTSA.

Joe CG Bettenraart Sam Houston Post Post KTSA

Police Hold 3 Zoot Suiters

Three youths in zoot suits, two aged 16 and one 18, hide money and marijuana cigarettes while living in a South Alamo street hotel. Detectives booked them for vagrancy after failing to explain funds, leading to a hotel room discovery of another boy hiding under a bed and 27 marijuana cigarettes in a coat pocket.

South Alamo Strep West Side South Alamo Street Mike Ellis

Mishap at Frenchy’s Black Cat injures staffer

Rudy Corfovea, 20 years at Frenchys Black Cat 11 South Alamo, slipped Sunday night in the restaurant and broke his right arm. He was treated at? hospital.

Rudy Corfovea Frenchy's Black Cat South Alamo Street Bante Rosa Tinspital

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