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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1941

Page

12

Nine Hurt As City Traffic Collisions Leave Many Injured

A sequence of Monday and Tuesday crashes caused injuries to nine people in San Antonio. Victims include Miss Carolyn Halff 105 Madison Street with a broken nose and Miss Carrie Helff 921 Matagorda with bruised nose. Separate crashes on South Alamo and East Houston leave others with bruises broken backs and a broken shoulder. Both women from Shiner were treated at Staten hospital.

Carolyn Halff Madison Gheet Carrie J. Helff Matagorda Lillie Span Emilie Hartel East Houston Street Shiner Ehmner Staten ‘Hospital Hugh N. Gaston Statton Hospital John Freway Wallace D. Nash Camp Normoyle Bruce Blakenship South Presa Street Roosevelt and Mitchell Street

Roosevelts WPA approves detention home for boys

County Judge Charles W. Anderson announced Senator Tor Gonnally received a telegram showing President Roosevelt approved the county’s $6992 WPA grant for a detention home for boys to be built near the County Boys’ home at Southton. Juveniles from San Antonio will be held there instead of the county jail once construction starts.

Charles W. Anderson Tor Gonnally Roosevelt WPA Southton San Antonio

State wins $906,148 tax judgment against Humble Oil

District court awards the state a $906,148 judgment against Humble Oil Refining Co for taxes. Humble's attorneys filed an exception and Judge J Harris Gardner accepted a stipulation of facts. Jury trial was withdrawn. The case argued exemption from chain store taxes as tires and accessories sales are merchandising, not service.

Austin Humble Oland Refining Company J. Harris Gardner

Wards Wade Featured in Sixth Week Snapshot Contest

Two winters in the snapshot contest sponsored by The Light have been selected as the contest enters its sixth week. Mrs. W. J. Fraker of 330 East Mulberry Street won first place in class A for pictures of children, while Miss Ruth Herneck of 125 Lafayette Street took first honors in class I survey. July 10 is the last day for entries in the national cane test.

the Light W. J. Fraker East Mulberry Streets Ruth Herneck Lafayette Street Minteli Focal

Refresh Your Energy With a Carbonated Beverage

On the first warm days a let down can hit mood and stamina. A refreshing carbonated drink provides a quick pick me up to rejuvenate energy and lift spirits.

Motorized Medical Work to Be Told at Meeting

Discussion on use of motor transportation by medical performer during field duty to occur at 7 40 p m Tuesday in the basement of the Nix building Col A M Risdon instructor will preside The notice is from the Medical Officers Troop school and advertises Light Want Ads and the phone number B 1231 for sdwriter

Medical Officers' Troop School Nix Col A. M. Risdon

France curtails wine drinking in Lyons region

Vichy France July report states the Lyons region bans wine consumption before 1 a.m. for the rest of the summer due to a national shortage. The measure targets daily routines of workers as a response to limited supplies.

Vichy France Wey Lyons

Arrests Increase Jail Population Across Counties

Chief Deputy Charles Peters reported more arrests by constables and deputies raise jail operating costs. He noted groceries rose from 1086.08 to 1234.24 and an auditor request to account for the increase. April to June 1940 saw 127, 639, and 668 inmates respectively, versus 1981 to 1941 figures.

Charles Peters Tuin Peters Peters

Humidity Blamed For Truck Cushion Fire Incident

Dan Solis of the city garbage department felt heat while driving a garbage truck on East Houston Street. He reportedly blamed humidity for rising body temperature, jumped up as the seat cushion caught fire from the exhaust, and fire crews extinguished the blaze.

Dan Sols Nic Solis East Houston Street Iomg

Armored Units Plan Involvement In Summer Maneuvers

Discussion at Fort Knox with Third Army commander Lt. Gen. Walter Krueger and Maj. Gen. Charles L. Beott covered Third Army maneuvers this summer. General Scott and Lt. Cal Hugh J. Caffey joined to plan armored corps participation and training plans.

Lient Walter Krueger Third Army Charles L. Beott Fort Knox Scott Cal Hugh J. Caffey Armored Corps Krueger

Final Rites for John Stricker Set

Funeral services for 73 year old John Stricker of 111 Vance street will be at St John's Lutheran church Tuesday at 1 PM. A native of Germany he immigrated to San Antonio in 1891 and ran a grocery stand for 30 years. He was a life member of Anshor Lodge 424 a Scottish Rite Mason and a member of Alaafar Temple Heathonia Lodge 1 and St John's Lutheran church. Pallbearers include Frank Bergman Gus Edward Clifton Frome Fenty Heln Antonie Moursand and A G Wurzbach. Interment will be in Mission Park Cemetery.

John Stricker Vance Street St. John’ S Tutheran Church Stricker Germany United States San Antonio Anshor Lodge No Alaafar Temple Heathonia Lodge No. 1 C. D. HS St. John's Lu‘thern Church Frank Bergman Gus Eward Clifton Frome Fenty Heln Anitone Moursand

Man Hospitalized After 20-Foot Fall From Ledge

Trubicio Munoz, 60, of 203 South Sem Saba Street, suffered a skull fracture and serious injuries after falling about 20 feet from a ledge near Pecan Street to the San Antonio Riverbank. The accident occurred about 11 p.m. Monday and he remained in Robert B. Green Hospital in serious condition on Tuesday.

Trubicio Munoz Sem Saba Street Robert B. Green Hospital Pecan Street San Antonio

Alice Chamber to Aid South Texas Civilian Defense

Ray Leeman executive vice president of the South Texas chamber announced that Alice would cooperate in a South Texas plan for civilian defense. He said Alice already has organized a home guard unit.

Ray Leeman South Texas Chamber of Commerce Alice South ‘Texas Leeman

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