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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1941

Page

3

Brazen Youth Confesses to Three Slayings

In Chicago area, 15-year-old Bernard Sawicki, a parolee, admits to killing Henry Alain 72, and John Miller 14, and Charles Speaker 48, plus wounding Charles Kwasinski 27. He claims a pair of robberies escalated to shootings as police investigate and hold him on open charges awaiting coroner inquests.

Cigago Ant Hugh Riccarite Bernard “Knitey St. Charles Bawiik McCarthy Andy Henry Alain Momence Feld St Charles John J. Miller Chicago Charles J. Speaker Bethie

Paderewski in New York Lays in State on Eve of Funeral

Ignace Jan Paderewski internationally famous pianist and Poland's father died of pneumonia Sunday night at 80. His body lay in state in a New York hotel suite. It will be carried tomorrow to St Patrick's Cathedral for services Thursday officiated by Archbishop Spellman. Burial planned at Arlington National Cemetery, with return to Poland after the war per government in exile resolution.

New York UNS Ignace Jan Paderewski Poland St. Patrick's Cathedral Francis J. Spellman Arlington National Cemetery London

unknown fate of marines in sinking

Washington July 1 with the fate of marines in doubt the Davy sought a complete report on the torpedoed ship bearing a Marine detachment. Red Cross nurses were confirmed safe but navy did not confirm all Marines accounted for. Initial reports said ten marines with a major in command, one missing, and several nurses rescued or believed aboard lifeboats.

Washington England Red Cross Navy Perésnne Marine

Snatcher Returns Purse Minus Cash

Cecilia Medina reports a purse snatching in El Paso street area on Tuesday. The thief grabbed the purse then threw it back, leaving no cash recovered. Medina is 19 and lives on Peden Street.

Ates Cecilia Medina Peden Street el Paso Street

Twelve Soldiers Die During Tennessee War Games 1947

Army doctors reported twelve deaths during four weeks of Tennessee maneuvers ending Saturday. Col. Paul W. Gibson, second army medical commander, said deaths were lower than expected for a civilian population of 77 000. Most fatalities were accidents with three illnesses and one accidental. Hospital records show about 2 percent of 1540 men in active service were hospitalized for illness or injury. forty four injuries were serious enough for hospital care, ten from the 2nd Armored Division deploying equipment from Fort Hamilton.

Tennessee Paul W. Gibson Second Army Ilnesses Ann N Auinide Aca 2Nd Armored Division Fort Hemilng Colonel Gibson

British destroy 1453 warplanes in Middle East

The air ministry said in the first six months of 1941 British forces shot down or destroyed about 1453 Axis or Vichy aircraft, with June operations especially successful. British losses were not disclosed. Among those destroyed were 56 Vichy planes in Syria and others in the Beilah area.

London Lily Middle East Air Ministry Syria

Bandera Deans Court Mocked In District Convention Fun

Bandera Tuesday recovers from district American Legion convention laughter. a mock Roy Bean court operated on Main Street. Offenders were fined for bread resales and beverage infractions, and a couple charged tea drinking in a beer place pleaded not guilty. Proceeds aided Bandera child welfare work.

Bandera District American Legion Roy Bean Lefal Thomas Gant Tarpley Agd Aiching Dude Wrangler Judge Bean

Parents Accused of Chaining Son in Marion Indiana

In Marion Indiana Mr and Mrs John Warner were ordered to appear in Juvenile Court to answer claims they chained their 10 year old son Richard to a bed with padlocks and a chain to keep him from running away. Probation Officer Chalmer Weesner said he found the boy lying on a bed while eating yogurt from neighbors and saw the ankle shackled to the bed post.

Marion Ind John Warner Richard Chalmer Weesner Walker

Fight Peacemaker Bitten in Shoulder

C H Hospkinson, 58, offt Lewis street, was bitten in the right shoulder by a dog while trying to stop two dogs at Witcomer on Lewis and Euclid streets. He was taken to Robert B Green hospital.

C.H Hospkinson Lewis Street Wan Jy Bauveen Witcomer Lewis and Euclid Robert B. Green Jhosaltat

Discharged Naval Yard Workers At Mare Island

Twenty eight skilled civil service workers at Mare Island naval yard were discharged after a Navy inquiry found they could not be trusted with military secrets. Rear Admiral John Wy Greenlade said the action was precautionary and that further discharges may follow as investigations continue. The men were not named and were said to be civilian staff hired during the wartime buildup.

San Francisco Jnround Mare Island Navylyard John Wy Grrenslade Twelfth Naval District Katadhe Dinnotasats N Naual Intergence Apakesmen Navy Fie

New York Heiress Marries Kentucky Athlete in Honeymoon Flight

Brenda Dutta Frazier Kelly, a New York socialite heiress estimated at 3.5 million dollars, wed former Kentucky athlete John Simms Kelly yesterday. She discarded the nickname Shipwreck and asked friends to call him Jack as they began their westward honeymoon toward Honolulu.

New York Honolulu Werg Mra John Simms Kelly Brenda Digna Dutt Frazier Jack

Sadler Radio Fire Suppresses Sadler’s Moment

A Texas Railroad Commissioner Jerry Sadler’s radio broadcast cut off in tears after a report that Governor W Lee O Daniel trailed Lynda B Johnson in the senate race. He grabbed a blanket and extinguished flames on his clothing, vowing to keep broadcasting.

Austin Jerry Sadler Trish W. Lee ‘O'Daniel Lynda B. Johnson Sadler Texas

British gasoline ration cut announced by government

London reports the British government plans a one sixth reduction in gasoline ration for private citizens. Motoring per car falls from about 200 to 165 miles monthly. Eight horsepower cars get five gallons monthly. six gallons for a recharge horsepower vehicle. Tower ration to take effect August 1.

London Pluto

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