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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

4

Bailey predicts more oil tankers reach East coast ports

Senator Bailey foresees resumption of tanker deliveries to Atlantic ports as air and surface patrols expand to counter submarine threats. He cites Parten figures on 200,000 barrel deliveries and a pipeline program that could move up to 1,423,000 barrels to Atlantic states, with rationing cards and exemptions.

Sen. Bailey Washington Bailey Senate Commerce J. R. Parten Transportaten Parten Atlantic Seas Board

Rubber Source Hints at New Rubber Plant Discovery

Brownsville editor Hart Stilwell investigates the word tryptostopia and uncovers cryptostegia linked to sun exposed latex. A cited dictionary notes caoutchouc is a tenacious elastic substance extracted from tropical plants mainly in Euphorbiaceae Moraceae and Apocynaceae, suggesting potential new rubber sources.

Brownsville Hart Stilwell Guiner

FBI Nab 12 More as Spy Trial Unfolds in US

Washington July 8 Twelve more suspected German agents have been seized by federal authorities in connection with the Nazi plot to sabotage American war industries. The eight saboteurs on U boats case entered its second day before a military commission. The arrest of the new suspects followed information obtained from the spies. The commission met with lightened security as the trial led to a bitter legal battle over secrecy. President Roosevelt and top officials were pressed for public information on the case.

Washington Tivn Office of War Information

Funeral Set for Mrs. A. E. Webb

Funeral for Annie Elizabeth Webb 80, who died Wednesday, will be held Friday at p.m. at Porter Larine chapel. She was born in Missouri and lived in San Antonio 40 years. Survivors: daughters Marguerite Carroll of San Antonio and Clara Belle Bruce of Lytle. son Tom K. Webb of San Antonio. brother R. O. Williams of Oklahoma City. Vice Rev. Floyd Allen Bush will officiate. Burial will be in Mission Burial.

Annie Elizabeth Webb Porter Larine Chapel Missouri San Antonio Marguerite Carroll San Antonite Clara Belle Bruce Lytle Tom K. Webb R. O. Williams Oklahoma City Floyd Allen Bush Burfalo Mission

Eon Springs Road Closing Sought by Military Officials

Military authorities on Thursday asked Leon Springs preservation commissioners Donnell and Fuhr to close Diprz Elkhorn Road through the area. The decision awaits further study of the request and consideration by precincts involved.

Eon Springs Diprz-Elkhorn Leon Springs Im Donnell Robert Fuhr

Child's Parentage Decision Nears

In a custody dispute near Cleveland a baby’s future hinges on Alice Juanita mantta Morratt whose brother in law Carmel Hoge is involved. Katherine Hoge testifies that Alice Juanita seeks the child as the case unfolds with testimonies about engagements and dream claims as the court nears a decision.

Patrick Hoge Lowalda Alice Mantta Morratt Carmel Hoge Beng Pent MT. Clemens Mich Hoge Alice Juanita Slater Katherine Juanita Tang Betley Cate Cleveland Ennis Columbus Duania Katherine Asid Kentucky

84 More Held In FBI Drive To Kill Bund

FBI agents rounded up 84 additional members in New York, total 113 arrests in two days. Indicted Tuesday on espionage and selective service evasion charges, some pleaded innocent. Notable defendants include Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze under $40,000 bail, plus Keegan and 25 others facing conspiracy and alien registration charges. One woman died after questioning in New Jersey.

FBI New York UPI Fili Island Selective Service Hartford Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze National Wind Conn Keegan United States Kunze Manhattan Brooklyn Long Island New Jersey A. S E. Foxworth New York City United States Army Minneapolis Carl Frederick Berg Rity Glessboro N. J Anna Schmidt

City council approves routine payments and contracts

The city council met Thursday and approved routine appropriations including 1075 to P HM Fox for a used hydraulic dump truck, 680 to J T Simmons for motor vehicle recording in Bexar County, and 85.98 for police travel expenses. An additional 583 was allotted to Mack Truck Company on a note, and Ray Russell received 425 for repairs to city trucks and a city boat. The San Antonio Public Service Company gained a franchise for extending a line in San José cemetery and Stinson Heldares.

P. HM. Fox J.T. Simmons Bexar County Mack Truck Company Ray Russell San Antonio Public Service Company San José Cemetery Stinson

Preserving Sugar Line Re-Formed In San Antonio

Women line up at the Municipal auditorium for extra sugar to can and preserve fruits and vegetables amid rising prices. Local housewives claim rationing supports victory gardens and family security while many express satisfaction with the arrangement and plan further canning.

San Antonio Munnicipal Auditorium Amy Geelarcu

Milk quota advice and custard topping suggestion

A quirky note promotes milk consumption by outlining a pint daily quota and suggests custard as a good milk product. It advises adding chopped Brazil nuts on top as a pleasing alternative, promising good results for those who skip plain milk.

Elks Lodge Golden Jubilee Plans In San Antonio

San Antonio Elks Lodge No. 238 prepares a golden jubilee observe with a 1:30 p.m. program Thursday and a 9:30 p.m. ball on Saturday. The day includes a parade past the Elks building, open house, patriotic addresses by civic and military leaders, and musical selections led by Otto Zoeller. Officials include Mayor Quin and Lt. Col. Royden Williamson, with Ned Melnenny and William Rigsby honored as charter members.

San Abyonio Lodge No. 238 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Flxa Antonio’ Elks Speall Elks Elka Harry Naks Genera Muale Elks Otto Zoeller K. Quin J. Henry Lamm Tuley Royden Willamson Eighth Corps Area Robert Lee Bobbitt Texas State Highway Counie. Sou Ned Melnenny William ©. Rigsby Zoster Arthur Biard Elks’ Band

Spanish Speaking Police Identified Buttons to Aid Patrols

Fire and Police Commissioner P. L. Anderson announced Thursday that 40 buttons bearing the Mexican national colors will identify Spanish speaking patrolmen to the public. The buttons will be worn next to badges by uniformed patrolmen, and Anderson said similar tokens are worn by Mexican City police who speak English.

P. L. Anderson Anderson

Iron Lung Saves Williams After 22 Weeks of Breathing

Williams, a 48 year old athletic teacher with a paralysis nerve disease, survived 22 weeks on artificial respiration. His friends operated a mechanical iron lung and he later adapted to six hour sessions. Doctors, including Dr. Terhaar, noted the pressure and breathing changes and initially doubted recovery.

Jay Oxia Jilly Maron Jong Athcol Ts -Williams FH. Terhaar Los Angeles Bud Abtet Lou Costello Dr. Terhaar Williams

Bull Kills Man On Hillsboro Farm

Justice of the Peace Tom Sanders retires after a verdict finding L. By Johnson, 52, a Hillsboro farmer, killed by a Jersey bull. The body was found in a pasture by a search party with two witnesses present.

Hillsboro Tom Sanders L. By Johnson Farmer

Theft of Auto Nets Two-Year Sentence for Hemphill

Hemphill pleaded guilty in Criminal District Court before Judge W. W. Mos Croty to stealing an auto from Nancy Alcock at 1009 San Pedro Avenue on May 13. He was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary after the plea.

Hemphill Hsted Hart W. W. Mos Croty Nancy Alcock San Pedro Avenue

Farm Bill Rift Rapped in Roosevelt Warning

President Roosevelt urged Congress to resolve farm policy disputes and avoid harming agricultural production. He warned that war needs require abundant output and rejected any legislative shackles while a stopgap funding bill for July agriculture was signed. The clash centers on wheat sub parity prices for livestock and the Farm Security Administration budget.

Washington Jnly Roosevelt Congress Senate House Gericulture Department Farm Security Administration

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