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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1944

Page

17

Manpower talk and promotions in wartime United States

The piece surveys national service ideas under Roosevelt, Truman’s warning of unemployment without more civilian labor, and a report from the army air forces on base closures. It notes Maj. Vincent D. Philips’s promotion to lieutenant colonel in San Antonio.

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Kelly Workers Respond to Mobile Blood Unit Drive

Five thousand Kelly workers will donate to the mobile Red Cross blood unit over the next three weeks. Lieut. Col. Richard D. Mudd says more than 200 contributed Monday and expects over 1,000 more by week’s end. Naval Lt. F. L. Blair reports few rejections due to flu. The unit’s blood will be sent to Dallas for processing and overseas use this month. Navy doctors now run the Moore Building center with Army supervision, as Drs. Wait and Gould replace departing staff.

Kelly Red Cross Richard D. Mudd Field Colonel Mudd F. LD. Blair Pacific Bilal Dallas Mudd Army Blair Loramel Sih Monumental Street NAVY Moore Building Fred L. Wait Jr Lou Gould Africa Mediterranean Fonda Jowa Arade Perth Amboy Ndi Washington Baltimore

Four From S A Get Pilot Wings

Four San Antonians have received pilot wings from the Marfa advanced flying school as members of Glass 44 A. Receiving wings and commissions as second lieutenants were Pat Mahan, son of Mrs. L A Mercer of 1304 Campton Avenue. Charles H H Rose, son of G H Rose of San Antonio. Mrs. Pearl Chism of Houston. and Joel G Stevenson, son of Mrs. Florence Stevenson of 135 Cassilla Avenue. James Joseph Provaskey, son of Mr. and Mrs. J W Provaskry of 922 East Mulberry Avenue, was appointed flight officer.

San Antonians Marfa Advanced Flying School Glass Pat. Mahan Mercer Campton Avenue Charies HH Rose G. H. Rose San Antonio Pearl Chism Houston Joel G. Stevenson Florence Stevenson Cassilla Avenue James Joseph Provaskey J. W

Vatican Heating System Shut Down

Vatican radio said Pope Pius XII ordered the central heating systems in Vatican City shut down due to severe shortages and restrictions. The broadcast noted the order has been kept since winter began for both public rooms and the Holy Father’s private suite.

New York Vatican Radio Pius XII Vatican City

Bowen Names New Head Of Boys Home In City

Dr vanna Owen, with eighty years in boys work, is named supervisor of the Bix Duddy home at 521 Avenue A, succeeding Rev James Rybraylor who retires from active work but stays on as a member of the home board. The institution, now seeking funds for homeless boys, also adds Amalron and Mrs Mary E Benedict to its leadership ranks.

Vanna. Owen Avenue A Hoe James Ry Braylor Amalron Mary E. Benedict

Deadline Set for Annexation Fight

Residents in the annexed area near the municipal airport must register complaints by January 130. Fred Huntress, chief clerk in the Tax Commissioner Alfred Callaghan office, announced Wednesday. Mayor Gus Mavermont said the sewer line linked the city to the annexed area and the commission would resist homeowner challenges.

Amnicipal Airpork Fred “Huntress Alfred Callagh Wedneday Gus B. Mavermont Soue Texas Supreme Court Wichita Falls He Magur

San Antonio Troops Aid Italy With Mountain Supply Run

Pvt Silas Barnett and Capt Admiral M McDonald of San Antonio led a rugged supply push into Italian hills for troops in combat. They carried rations water ammo and mortars up a 60 degree slope under shelling rain and darkness, one soldier fell 20 feet, revealing a German outpost mere minutes after the climb.

Maly Africa Stars and Stripes Jack Street San Antonio Captain Street Silas Barnett Admiral M. McDonald San Artonio McDonald Italy Blaze Nem Captain McDonald

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