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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1943
Page
7
A reader recounts years of constipation and temporary purge relief until finally adopting wettoao cereals and All-Bran. The testimonial notes improved digestion after dietary bulk and water, urging others to try the product from Mojlogg's in Battle Creek.
A terse Lost and Found style ad urges readers to phone P-1231 to request a light, economical classified message. It promotes four and seven day rates for listings and urges quick action to connect with a loved item or message.
Pittsburgh July 6 The nations third big coal strike began June 20 and is almost over as United Mine Workers leaders report fewer than 9000 of 523000 miners idle They expect these men back by tonight Thousands worked yesterday or the holiday last month They received time and a half and will get the same rate this week Two blast furnaces were fired by U S Steel reflecting increased pit activity Peanut imports rise as West Africa peanut crop goes to fuel oil markets peanut butter imports follow.
Representative James Van Zandt denied saying that four Kaiser built Liberty ships broke up at sea. He said the claim caused by confusion and misunderstanding and will not appear in hearing records. Edgar Kaiser noted crews aboard Kaiser yards ships faced no crew complaints about ships breaking apart.
LONDON July 6 The aging prime minister Field Marshal Jan Christian Smuts, 78, will seek another term in South Africa's wartime elections. Observers say Smuts, described as an old horse in his last race, is likely to be re-elected over the opposition led by D F Malan and the People's party.
Howard Nichols, an aviation cadet at Bah Antonis Aviation Cadet center, was robbed Monday night on Fifth street. A lone armed man demanded his wrist watches and glasses, forcing him to walk two blocks to the robbery site in the BOY block.
Double funeral services were held today for William Thomas Summers, 36, and his nephew James Allen Summers Jr., 18, who drowned Sunday on a fishing trip at the Brazos River near Glen Rose. The brothers were longtime locals and the tragedy shocked the Glen Rose community.
Twenty three officers and men, all British, were picked up after a sinking in a lifeboat from their torpedoed ship in the Indian Ocean and have reached an Australian port. They spent eight to twelve days afloat. Two other lifeboats have not been accounted for.
Automotive News reports a fading used car stockpile with about a million owners storing vehicles. The trade journal warns of a looming transportation crisis unless stored cars are released for sale as individual sales rise and the overall supply shrinks.
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