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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1944

Page

2

Eisenhower Says Flying Bombs Likely Unimproved Soon

Allied commander General Eisenhower warned the flying bomb is unlikely to improve significantly in effectiveness for attacking metropolitan targets like London. He said the weapon remains a cheap aircraft option for the Germans and called for further measures to reduce its impact while sympathizing with civilians enduring its raids. Meanwhile London and southern England continued mass evacuation as the German campaign persisted with heavy traffic and civilian morale showing resilience.

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Texas Cotton Acreage at 100 Year Low

The crop reporting board estimates Texas cotton acres planted on July 4 at 1,326,000, a 7 percent drop from last year and the smallest since 1800. Peak Texas cotton area was 18,443,000 in 1928. Poor planting conditions and moisture issues reduced acreage, though stands were generally good and early fields in good condition by July 1.

Austin Texas Unis Yer South Plains U.S AL Said Mosb

Itching First Application Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts BLUE STAR DIN'T MENT as a single application solution for itching from eczema rash ringworm and other conditions. It claims immediate relief, urges repetition as needed, and offers a money back guarantee if seven days pass without satisfaction.

No Motive Found For German Death At Camp

Dallas report says German prisoner of war Sgt Norbert Cverbak was found hanged in his Mexia internment camp. The Eighth Service Command announced the death, noting the body was found suspended on a clothesline with no motive determined.

Dallas INS Terson Norbert Cverbak Mexia Eighth Service Command

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