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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1945
Page
7
A San Attunian returning from England recounts tenant experiences with a landlord. The piece cites unhappy tenants, a furnished-home offer at 32 dollars monthly, and disputes over rent reductions as a matter of principle.
A fragment from a California page reports a landlord citing nonpayment by a tenant. It mentions a Metee county Highway Patrol officer, an auction, and a commission salary of 908 dollars as part of ongoing disputes. The text is garbled but centers on rent arrears and enforcement actions.
A partial fragment discusses a World War II air raid on Luzon, noting a first bomber landing during the Lingayen operation. It mentions individuals tied to the mission and references a return to Luzon with a bomber, though details are garbled.
Army and Navy casualty list from Sak Antana and nearby areas includes multiple deaths and many wounded. Names such as Merle tay dolinisan, Clara G. Galcis, Antonio E. Gayela, Federica M. Gonzalez, Ervin J. Manco, and Lydia Vargas appear among the fallen and injured. Notices request prayers for the injured and list several military and local officials connected to the services.
Fragmentary text references a 1776 era event, mentions Germany, a sea voyage, and a naval actor named Halsey. The garbled prose describes using something as a range finder, hints at a dramatic conflict, and notes a party line about liberation and sabotage.
A 72 year old man, Jack Gonaittes, died after a heart attack suffered at Woolyartt's lunch counter on East Towstan Street. Authorities report the incident occurred on Mole Cay while he was dining. The death is being investigated as a natural causes case.
Colonel Cushing receives U S Typhus Commission Medal for service with the surgeon general after duty as entomologist with the army. He helped stamp out typhus in Italy in 1944 and assisted Allied forces in France and Germany’s liberation. His wife Mrs. Mary Wientjes is noted in the same dispatch.
Miss Wormser, daughter of a Paris banker and Sorbonne student, tours camps with the Swiss Red Cross and provides sketches from Germany University for Allied use. She supplies information on railway movement and meets U S officials during a 1944 visit, pausing at Woodlawn Dale and other sites in New Jersey.
Lieut Moore of San Antonio has a jet engine nozzle invention developed by the Air Technical Service command at Wright Field. The device, a variable centre nozzle for either piston or turbine engines, aims to improve thrust control across speeds. Moore, son of Mr and Mrs Louie Ry Moore, holds the Silver Star for gallantry as a 2nd Lt pilot with the 33rd Air Force in the Solomons.
A halted pay order blocks salaries for national and local Charctian government officials. The policy stops wages and related allowances for all inreach positions amid broader Allied control measures.
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