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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1943

Page

5

Italian Fleet Seen Too Weak to Fight Allies

London reports naval observers say the Italian fleet cannot challenge Allied naval power in the Mediterranean. They note limited battleships and cruisers, scant destroyers, and divided commands hindering any unified strike for Sicily or North Africa.

London Naral Mussoli Sicily Rome Italy North Africa Mediterranean France Roeliable Spezia Ligurian Sea Taranto Stralis Messina

Smaller War Plants Office Established in Los Angeles

The Smaller War Plants Corporation opens a district office in Los Angeles this week with James A. Gallagher temporarily in charge. Hull Youngblood of the regional board announced the arrangement. Gallagher, previously in the priorities division of the district War Production Board, will lead until a permanent setup is formed. He has twice led the San Antonio Manufacturers' Association. The office will be on the 11th floor of the Transit Tower. The SWPC, created by Congress under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, aims to aid small plants by securing business, arranging government contracts, subcontracting, and providing loans, equipment, or leases for wartime production.

War Plants Corporation James A. Gallagher Hull Youngblood Gallagher District War Production Board San Antonio Manufacturers’ Association War Plants Corporaion 45 Casgress

Reports of WAC Loss Misleading Rounds

Army reports misstate the status of WAAC to WAC transfers. WAAC members may transfer to WAC after board review and required exams. WAAC enlistees not moving to WAC will be discharged when September 20 arrives.

WAC WAAG Army WAAC

Stuka Obsolete Says Allied Air Chief and Army Officers

Washington reports speedy fighters and accurate anti-aircraft fire have made the Stuka dive bomber an obsolete air weapon in World War II. Lt. Col. John C. Smith of Billings Montana, with North Africa credits, calls the Stuka slow easy to hit and no longer viable. Gen. Carl A. Spaatz and Gen. Henry H. Arnold note new planes will replace current fighters, while Stuka reserves number 600 to 700 despite halted production in 1943.

Washington War Department North Africa John C. Smith Billings, Mont Faircrafé Smith Inftwaffe Tunisian el Guettar Tunis Bizerte Carl A. Spantz North African Air Force Army Henry H. Arnold Army Air Forces Senate Truman Committee Siuka Sicily Russia Stuka

Lightning causes chimney fire at Jennis home

A roof fire started by a lightning strike at 303 West Evergreen Street, the home of C. S. Jennis. Heavy rain helped extinguish the blaze. masonry work will be required to rebuild the chimney.

C. S. Jennis West Evergreen Street

Polio Totals Rise as Texas Sees 34 Cases This Year

Texas reports 34 polio cases for the year in the week ending July 10, with 346 total cases nationwide. Officials urge sanitation and monitor trend as a five state health conference with army officials convenes in Dallas to coordinate civilian and military health efforts led by Col. Emiller and Col. Hart.

Austin State Health Department J. ¥. Irons State Laboratory Dallas Texas Oke Army Eighth Service Command George W. Gox G. F. Mathews Oklahoma K. Emiller U. S

Slayer Gets First Death Sentence

A jury in Jeff Davis County sentenced Dolores Quiroz to death for the murder of Anna Bel Webster Grando in Murph. Grando’s body was found strangled in a remote cave in Musquiz Canyon.

Fort Davis Jeff Davis County Dolores Quiroz Annabel Webster Grando Murph

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