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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1943

Page

5

Effect of Labor Trek From S A Shown By Light Survey

The migratory Mexican laborers leaving San Antonio for Michigan beet fields Ohio tomato patches and Minnesota canneries impact the local economy and services. Laundries face severe turnover while war boards distribute tires and gasoline. About 15,000 area workers are said to have left for farm work, with agencies Holly and Great Western recruiting for California Utah Wyoming Colorado Michigan and Minnesota. Workers travel with families and stay in camps or farm houses with basic provisions. Cotton prospects in the Rio Grande valley look strong but depend on labor supply. The piece notes the pattern continues into July and returns by December.

San Antonio Bexar County Katherine Dillard Michigan Ohio Minnesota Tago Walter W. McAlister Benar County War Price and Rationing Board McAllister Office of Price Administration H. A. Fitzhugh United States Employment Service United States San’ Antonio Great Western Labor Agency Holly Great Western Texas California Utah Wyoming Colorado Thelield Rio Grande Valley Corpus Christi

Air Corps Reserve Wings Initiative for 17 Year Old Recruits

Special silver wings are being distributed in the San Antonio area to identify 17 year old potential air crew trainees as part of a recruiting campaign. Prospective enlistees can tour military installations Sunday without obligation by contacting the aviation cadet examining board. An introductory program at Alamo Plaza will feature the Armies of Tomorrow chorus and Hilltop City orchestra. Eligibility requires age 17 turning 18, parental consent, and passing physical and mental exams. Enlistees may select their call-up month up to six months after turning 18.

Ailver Air Corps San Antonio Aviation Cadet Examining Board Garfield San Antonio Avia- Hon. Cadet Center Alamo Plats Atrmes of Tomorrow Chorus Hilltop City Orchestra Cadet Center Skyline Patrol

Mexican musician reports attack in Mexico City

Francisco Gomez Garcia, 29, a musician, told police four men abducted him from a bar in Mexico City. One wore a traffic policeman's uniform. They drove him to the outskirts, he escaped after four gunfire bursts, and he was treated for bruises.

Mexico City Francisco Gomez Garcia

U S Drafts Idea to Move North Africa Industry to Mexico

Mexico City dispatch reports Captain Jacques Pezet says U S suggests relocating heavy North Africa industry to Mexico. He cites no factory counts, notes ships could bring machinery back, and frames it as gratitude for Mexico’s wartime stance. Pezet warns factories face bombing risks and UN action if lost.

Mexico City United States French Committee of Liberation North Africa Mexico Jacques Pezet Pezet Excelsior Peget United Nations

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S.A Air Corps Reserve Wings Bal Fotonats Mexicart U.S Brentwood Sears Wong Anadel Blastic Lous Fe Jeni Pulte Bayons Lot C Remana Plaza
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