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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1944

Page

6

Lee Miller Reports 110 Gaming and Nine Cattle Theft Cases

Texas Ranger Lee Miller, assigned to Bexar and surrounding counties, reported 110 gaming cases and nine cattle theft filings in 1943. Most fines were small, with some 100 and 12 dollar costs. three cattle convictions exist, six cases pending grand jury action. Miller notes wartime work declines but ongoing investigations with city, county, and FBI efforts. He also noted a 1944 gambling affidavit at Turf Bar, 429 1/2 North St Mary's Street, charging 31 men with horse betting.

Lee Miller Texas Ranger Bexar County Justice of the Peace Frank Vaughan San Antonio Miller Alice Grand Jury FBI Turf Bar North St. Mary's Street

Haupts Seek Dismissal Of Haupt treason defendants

In Chicago on January 15 the U S Circuit Court of Appeals reviewed a petition asking dismissal of charges against six Haupt related defendants in the Haupt treason case. The court had ordered a new trial due to insufficient evidence for some defendants. The named parties include Hans Haupt and his wife, Otto Wergin and wife, and Walter Froehling and wife, all connected to the executed Nazi saboteur Herbert Haupt.

Chicago INS Haupt United States Circuit Court of Appeals Stanire Pee Paul A. F.warnholtz Tral Court Hans Haupt Herbert Haupt Otto Wergin Walter Froehling

Penniless Negro Granted Top Counsel in New York

In a New York courtroom dated January 15, judge Leibowitz insisted that Hall Kennedy be assigned leading criminal lawyer Samuel S. Leibowitz as counsel. Leibowitz protested due to a busy docket, yet the presiding judge ordered defense by Leibowitz or face consequences, highlighting a recurring pattern of appointing prominent attorneys to impoverished defendants.

New York John J. Fitegerald Samuel 5. Leibowitz Leibowitz Leipowit Leibowite Hondenn J. Fite / Berald

Draft Exemption Sought by Magazine Writer Mayer

Mi ron B. Mayer, 36, a university of Chicago publicist and magazine contributor, asked his draft board for exemption citing reasons from a 1939 magazine article protesting Fascism two years before Pearl Harbor. He stated he could not beat Fascism by fighting its methods and would not fight in its own game.

Fire Prevention Winner Named in Corpus Christi Area

The Corpus Christi region won a national fire prevention contest with towns across Texas participating. The award honors dedicated service by local fire departments and inspectors during Fire Prevention Week observed last October.

Corpus Christy Texas of Corpus National Fire

War Correspondent Honored on Air

Richard Tregaskis, International News Service war correspondent wounded in Italy, will be honored on the second Freedom of Opportunity broadcast over Mutual network at 7 30 p m Friday. The ceremony includes dramatization of his exploits and presentation of a gold key and scroll to a family member by Dale Carnegie.

New York INS Richard Tregaskis International News Service Italy Freedom of Opportunity Mutual Broadcasting System W. T Dale Carnegie

Lumber Shortage Strains San Antonio Housing Efforts

San Antonio faces a housing problem as a lumber shortage worsens. War housing leaders say limited materials hinder new homes and must be complemented by remodeling existing houses or adding apartments to accommodate war workers and their families.

San Antonio Municipal Auditorium Betsabe Navy Anthony van I Tuyl

Ration Tokens to Save $35 Million

New York January 1 1944 retailers will save 35 million dollars in point rationing a national sector of food rationing Walt Straub predicted today The system which goes into effect February 27 will make shopping easier for the housewife as well since she will not have to take her whole ration to the store for a single purchase

New York Walt Straub Delared Straub

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