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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1945

Page

4

Corpus Priest Elevated to Monsignor in Corpus Christi

Rt. Rev. Jon Fratiois Basso Friday became the first graduate of St. John's Archdiocesan seminary in San Antonio to be elevated to domestic prelate with the title of monsignor at Corpus Christi cathedral. Monsignor Basso is pastor of Holy Cross parish for Negro Catholics in Corpus Christi. Rev. Gus P. Stalo, pastor of St. Covella's church, San Antonio.

Jon Fratiois Basso St. John's Archdiocesan Seminary San Antonio Corpus Christi Cathedral Monsignor Basso Holy ‘Crose Gorpus Christi Gus P. Stali St. Covella's Church San

British Parliament Members Missing on Rome to Bari Flight

Rome reports two British MPs J. D. Campbell and Capt. R. H. Hernays missing after a Planes flight from Rome to Bari Italy. Four other MPs traveled in a second plane to Bari where Antonio served as deacon for a solemn high rite.

Rome J. D. Campbell R. H. Hernays Bari Italy Jat Bari Antonio

Army's Largest Hospital Revealed at Carson General

COLORADO SPRINGS January 26 The army will open Camp Coreen near Pikes Peak as Carson General Hospital on May 1. General Norman T. Kirk announced plans to handle 7500 patients at the former infantry training camp, making it the nation’s largest hospital center.

Army Colorado Springs INS Camp Coreen Coto Witk Surecon Norman T. Kirk Pikes Peak Carson General Hospital

Germany faces two-front invasion as crisis grows

Washington reports say German military and economic strains deepen as Soviet gains in Upper Silesia erode industry and coal supplies, while Ruhr defenses falter. Hitler ally figures weigh peace options amid strict snowbound war, with Goebbels pressing hard for unconditional surrender.

Leon Pearson N. S Washington INS Germany Hitler Reich Franz von Papen Turkey Madrid Wall Trnke United States Berlin Upper Silesia Wehrmacht Himmler Goebbels

Nazi Parents Fear Safety Of Children

German parents were advised by Berlin authorities not to storm evacuation offices or seek information on children moved from bombed areas to eastern Germany under Red Army control. The spokesman said workers are under extreme tension and must not address individual problems. Children have been moved to prepared quarters in new reception areas.

London Jen Berlin Germany Red Army

Australian Ships Damaged by Jap Attacks During Luzon Operation

Prime Minister Curtin said the 710000 ton cruiser Australia and the destroyer Arunta were damaged by Japanese air attacks while with American ships supporting General Mate Arthur on Luzon. The Australia took five hits over five days, with 27 killed 17 missing and 69 wounded. Arunta reported five killed and five wounded.

van Bereva Strala Jatt Curtin Australia Mate Arthur Luzon Curlin

Test of Nazi Defenses Now Assured

Washington report notes Red forces reach German borders with a solid front along the Oder and Silesian area. Allied reserves and air power prepared to strike east and west as Hitler faces a two front pressure and a likely race to establish defensive lines before a broader offensive.

John A. Reichmann U.S Washington Jan Hitler Reich Oder River Silesia Germany Oder Brettin Breslau Brieg Frankfurt Kuestrin Sch Yedt Stimson Rus- Biang Ardennes Bulge Stack Atimson Alliea

Exiles in Paris organize anti-Hitler resistance network

German exiles and refugees in France including former officers drive an anti-Hitler movement. They distribute propaganda to German troops, citing Soviet defeats and Nazi overreach. A group has placed millions of leaflets inside Germany and reports several deserters aiding the cause.

Paris France Germany Hiteler Hitler

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