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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1942

Page

4

Trial Looms for Spy Suspect in U S Arrest

Quick arraignment looms for Herbert Bahr a 23 year old German espionage recruit seized aboard the Drat Mingholf while posing as a Jewish refugee. Bahr admits enlistment in October 1941 to obtain and transmit war information to Germany. F B I details note $7000 in U S currency found with him for travel and silencing witnesses.

Heware N. J United States Herbert Kat Priedrich Bahr PBI Drattmingholf Bahr Buffalo N.V Germany P. E. Porwarlsesid F. B J. Edgar Hoover Washington U. S Minnie Bahr George Gaehr Doffato Sid Karl New York City

Chinese Counter Attack at Yunus Shan Heights

Chinese troops launched a counter attack on Yunus Shan heights and reported advances on Linzhwan after clearing Tsung Jen and Chongshu areas. An earlier communique claimed 30 000 Japanese troops had been submerged in South China with 2000 men.

Chungeing Yunusshan Heights South China Lue Heights

RAF Raids Burma: Heavy Bombing Targets Japs

RAF announces renewed raids on Japanese forces in Burma with convoys moving toward India. In 46 days 200000 pounds of bombs were dropped. Casualties reported at a barracks near Myitkyina and damage to railway lines Mandalay Mina. Barracks buildings at Kalemroe were struck. attacks extended to Gangaw riverine approaches and Caindwin river boats.

RKAF Burma India Myitkyina Mandalay- Mina Kalemroeles Gangaw Myiths Caindwin

Senate approves 120 Million OPA appropriation note

Washington officials report the Senate appropriations subcommittee approved $120,000,000 for the Office of Price Administration for the current fiscal year, 45.06 million above the committee’s earlier vote but well below Administrator Jenidersim’s initial request. The funds are not to pay subsidies, despite criticism over price increases in rationed areas.

Washington Senate Appropriations Office of Price Administration Tispal Leon Jenidersim Senilor Russell Slater

Joseph H. Davis rites arranged in San Jose burial park

Services for Joseph H. Davis aged 71 will be held Saturday at 4 p.m. at Riche Funeral Home with Rev. Sidney Dunn officiating. Interment at San Jose Burial Park. A native of Ohio, Davis resided here for 39 years. Survived by wife Loreen. sons Benjamin and Wesley J. Davis. Ray K. Nevill. daughters Theodora Stah of San Antonio and E. Q. Derviest of Maryland. Nora Medley of Butler. May and Mrs McNulty of Fort Wayne. brother Travis Davis of Kansas City. 16 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Joseph Davis Gladstone Avenir Sidney Dunn San Jose Onio Lowrn Davis Benjamin A Wesley J. Davis Ray K. Nevill Theodore E. Stah San Antonio San Antonio and Mra E. Q. Derviest Maryland Asters Miz Nora Medley Butler May McNulty Fort. Wayne Tnd Tra Liavis Kansas City Mazelgat

Descendant of Revere Joins Up in Army Parade

A lineal descendant of the Revolutionary patriot was sworn into the chief’s troops at Fort Devens, Massachusetts. He mounted a cavalry charger and rode through the rally as thundering applause followed along Independence Avenue.

Fort Devens Afass Jil Tidepmadence Avenue

Agis Fliers Claim Dive Into U. S. Ship

London reports survivors quote German raiders diving onto a United States warship during a convoy battle near Murmansk. The raid followed attacks by a German air group and involved a Russian port convoy under crisis conditions.

Agis Fliers U. S London INS Keulers Muruansk

Fire Brigades At Plants Urged

Industrial plant protection training opens in Gunter hotel with Lieut. Col. Brayton urging a dedicated fire brigade for each San Antonio plant. Over 200 firms represented. Friday demonstration on incendiary bombs to be held at Fire Station No. 12. Coordinators urged to link with police health and engineering divisions to limit property loss in air raids. A visit by a Mexican delegation accompanied Friday sessions.

San Antonio Or. Brayton Gunter Hotel Europe Mightingalts Brayton

U S and Belgian ships sunk in Caribbean and Atlantic

The navy reports a medium Belgian merchant vessel torpedoed in the Caribbean with two survivors landing. A D. & cargo ship was sunk off South America with 11 of 28 crew lost. The Allied cargo and neutral vessels sunk in Atlantic waters total 356 since Pearl Harbor. Survivors cite a large submarine near the Gulf coast. A separate note: Gillespin court case in Trenkburg cancelled at the Eden government’s request.

Warnington Swy Mavy Caribbean Gulf Coast Port Navy South America United Nations Yes 1 Atlantic Pearlhatkar Gulf Coast

Firemen Now Can Play Gene Autry at Station No 4

Firemen at Station No 4 in Uniondale can now play Gene Autry in their spare time. Local dog catcher Juan Garcia cited duties after animals were found causing disturbances near Burlenk High School in Tava.

Firemen Gene Autry South Pro Street Gen Autry Ueir Burlénk High School Tava Juan Garcia Jasso

Court Okes Land Purchase for Road In Somerset

County commissioners authorized purchase of 0.364 acres from Mamie Bell Voigt Steinberg for Morrison road right of way. White’s Uvalde mines awarded two asphalt contracts totaling $285.50, 40 tons at 3.30 per ton for precinct No. 1 and 60 tons at 3.07 for precinct No. 4.

Geunty Commissioners’ Court Somerset Mamie Bell Voigtt Steinberg Morrison Road White's Uvalde Mines Precinct No

Army Takes Big Chicago Hotels

US troops occupy two prominent Chicago hotels on Michigan Avenue, the Stevens and Congress, under condemnation to house about 35,000 cadets. The move aims to use the hotels as reception centers with beds installed to shelter soldiers, displacing long-time residents and prompting local figures to comment on wartime measures.

Usigago Stevens Inihv Alneeman Michael Tinky Tink Icentia John Engo Sours Rosa Raica Ottavio Duliutte Horn Flere Ufa

Laredo Opens New Mexican Consulate Building

In Laredo the new Mexican consulate, a purpose built facility, was dedicated in ceremonies led by Manuel R. Cortes. The Spanish designed brick and stone structure cost about $20,000 and sits on Farragut Street near downtown Laredo. The fireproof building uses brick from Mexico and stone from Mexico.

Laredo Manuel R. Cortes Farragut Street iMowntown Saxedo Megico

Reds Hit Nazi Bases In Norway And Finland

Moscow dispatches say Soviet air forces damaged German airbases in northern Norway and Finland after torpedoing the battleship Tirpitz. Reports claim Russian planes destroyed 10 bombers and fighters, damaged 27 aircraft, and hit hangars and warehouses. Naval updates note two transports sunk and fleet actions off the German east coast. Western reports suggest American and British fleets may back the raid on Nazi convoy targets.

Moscow Norway Pinland Red Russia Tirpitz Finland Murmansk Riselan Sin Ruslana Aga London America

Allied bomb strike hits Japanese base in Timor

United Nations Headquarters in Australia reports Allied bombers scored direct hits on barracks and other buildings at the Japanese base at DNH Portuguese Timor. Heavy damage is noted in the communique from General MacArthur.

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Jailer Sells War Bonds in Spokane Bond Sale

Spokane report describes Deputy Sheriff Jim Can non and Darler Joni Scott selling two 25 war bonds to a convicted felon who says he will need the money in 16 years. The event is depicted as a straightforward sale in a local jail setting.

Spokane Wash Tooney Saeriff Jim Cannon Darler Joni Scott

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