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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1941

Page

4

COUNTY BUDGET HEARING SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST

County budget talks proceed with planned August hearing. Judge Anderson curbs spending across departments including county home for girls and maintenance while seeking offset by higher property tax projections. Sheriff and clerk requests rise. four clerk positions remain disputed amid overall cuts and new revenue forecasts.

Mexican Coins Under Probe Involving Secret Service Action

The city holds more than 4000 Mexican coins likely to be redeemed in Mexico to prevent their return to royal circulation. Tyrrell notes tourists bringing five cent Mexican coins to Texas may not intend illicit use but the Secret Service is examining the El Centro destination issue.

Mexico Tyrrell Texas Secret Service

Aluminum Leg Given in Drive

GREENVILLE July 22 Henry Courtney, wounded in World War I, had his injured right leg amputated in 1923 and replaced with an aluminum leg. He today brought his all metal limb to aluminum collection headquarters and said he was glad to contribute as a sign of preparedness for the nation.

Greenville Henry Courtney Aluminum Collection Headquarters Sam Courtney

Storm Hits Texas Town Damaging Buildings

A heavy wind storm accompanied by rain struck a town in Lipscomb County Texas damaging businesses for a block and a half on Main Street. No injuries were reported. The Ghiltree County Herald reports damage around $50,000.

Booker Lipscomb County Texas Stewart Ghiltree County Herald

Tipsy the Dog Survives Fume Incident at Home

Tipsy, a dog at Mire 1 HM 103 Lather drive, avoided harm after escaping electric refrigerator fumes. Firefighters used an electric fan to blow fumes away as residents and firefighters urged the dog to vacate. Refrigerator damage estimated at $60. Classified ads note good used cars on convenient terms.

Flemen

More Earnings for Stocks in War Prosperity Report

Lewis Haney reports stocks held ground last week with composite averages edging higher amid moderate strength in oil, stores, food and copper. Railways show improvement, car loadings top seasonal levels since 1926, while bonds remain pressured by inflation. Despite some weakness in motor shares, overall earnings prospects and dividends look favorable, especially for independent producers and railway equipment builders.

Lewis Haney Oy Iradera Dow Jones Goat Motors

Taft Proposes 18 Month Duty for Selectees in Senate Hearing

Senator Taft proposes extending the service limit for citizen soldiers to 18 months, with 75,000 draftees released monthly and a total force of 1.848 million, while generals and reformists testify. Gen Palmer warns America must conquer or encircle the United States to achieve aims, as critics fear disintegration of the army if the plan passes.

Washington Taft Robrey Econprosa Taft Isenate Chaiman Reynolds D-N. C George C. Marshall John McAuley Palmer Senate Military Committee Hitler United States

Backache and Leg Pains Warn Kidney Trouble

Junked text warns readers that persistent backache leg pains and fatigue may signal kidney problems. It alleges toxins build up from excretory waste and urges consulting a druggist for Dana's Pills, claiming decades of use and relief.

Nature Tess Iikone Nagna Boss Dleep Eheces Axel Pune Pease Dana

Bull Rules Out Yoo Hoos Channel Disaster

Fishermen Tom Connors and George Minneareh were fishing on the Sanga mon river when a bull on the river bank charged toward their boat. They shouted "Oo" and the boat paddled away, outdistancing the animal as the bus plunged into the river.

Tom Connors George Minneareh Connors Mine Sangamon Minneareh Ferdinand

Draft Shutters Father-Saw Firm in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS July 22 Free man Bragtard 69 and his son Wil Mam 23 planned a law practice after both entered Indiana Law School and were admitted to the bar. The partnership now dissolves as the son is placed in Class 1-A for the draft and could be called any day.

Indianapolis Bragtard Wil Mam Indiana Law School Indiana Bar State Supreme Court Bradford

Plane search area widened over missing pilots

Fort Benning G2 says a broader search area covers the region between Fort Benning and Jackson Mississippi for Maj Fred Florks and Capt. Wal Mam. The missing pilots were aboard an advanced trainer single motor monoplane en route to Kelly Field Texas with fuel for a Jackson refueling stop. Authorities provided a detailed description to aid civilian searchers amid few clues.

Fort Benning INS Fred Florks Fort Benny Wal Mam Hirgen Kelly Field Texas Jackson Miss

Five San Antonio policemen lose uniforms in fire

Five San Antonio police officers had their uniforms destroyed in a fire at Mike the Cleaners located at 355 West Josephine Street on Tuesday. The chief listed officers Floyd H. Arrowood Trai He and others including E. J. Gonealon M. B. Arnett B. M. Cohen and J. B. Gilther as among those affected.

Pan Antonio

Plans for extending national service and draft reforms

Accused and materials for bhéle manufac ture. No property could be seized until the chief executive aad exhausted other means of obtaining it. In the house, soon after the presi dents message yesterday on longer timing was received, Chairman May introduces resolutions to retain the men in service and to remove the present selective service act. Provisions include limiting inductees to 800,000 per year and offering various draft-law amendments. Senate committee has considered amendments, with talk of a national emergency and potential relaxation of hemispheric use restrictions.

Palmer Muste Fellowship of Reconciiation Senate House May D.-Ky Military Committee Roosevelt Umiting OTTER

Russians, Germans clash as Leningrad drive continues

British and American dispatches report bitter fighting on multiple fronts. Russians reportedly lose ground near Smolensk while German gains push toward key cities as Soviet forces retreat under scorched earth orders. First Lieutenant Jacob Stalin captured amid prisoner withdrawals and ongoing frontline chaos.

London Pskov Leningrad Smolensk Moscow Bermsaid Dniester DNB Joseph Stalin Anid Stalin Ljosne

Party Disaster Hits City Inspector in Wet Pla yground Event

City Building Inspector Carl Rideman, angered by a Monday mishap, planned retaliation at a department party held at Scenic Loop playground. The event drew State Representative Jack Ridgeway and Stinson Field Manager John Huth, with Rideman reportedly tossed into a swimming pool.

Carl Rideman Scenic Loop Playground Wideman Jack Ridgeway Stinson John Huth

Home on Front Door Rebuffs Strawberries and Yard Critique

Memphis dictated a playful door sign stating I don’t want any strawberries today and I think my yard looks fine. The quirky note reflects a resident’s humorous resistance to an unsolicited sales pitch as neighbors note the cheeky curbside message.

Memphis Tenn Simn

Immigrant Faces Naturalization Oath on Mayflower

Paperhanger who arrived from Russia in 1888 appears before Naturalization Examiner Allan Skinner. He demonstrates knowledge of the constitution and institutions, with his wife present at 310 Del Rio Street. The applicant is deemed to be legally eligible, with English ability noted as sufficient.

Allan Skinner Tacob Conrad Retler Tom Frank Russia United Cottée Zeller del Rio Street

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