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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1944

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Rout Germans on 200‑Mi. Line

Soviet forces drive a 200 mile front toward Warsaw with major advances near Ostrov Pskov and Brest Litovsk while cutting rail lines and surrounding enemy pockets. Moscow reports continued success against German units as Red Army pushes toward Lwow and Koriy, with heavy air support and battalion losses on both sides.

Moscow Red Amny Warsaw Baltes Syorce Gebéral Maslennikov Odps Ostrov Pskov Mathal Rokossovsky Bialystok-Brest Jitovek Czeremchr Brestiitovsk Bug Red Army Lawin Lublin Ghelm Suojarvi Jeherat Meratskov Tarnopol Buczncz Hungary Tottering Lwow Orth Koriy

Truman Named Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Fight for Fourth Roosevelt Term

CHICAGO July 22 A Democratic party rallying cry for a vigorous practical politician, Harry A. Truman of Missouri, emerged as Roosevelt’s new vice presidential nominee to spur a campaign for a fourth White House term. The convention yielded a split vote for the vice presidency before ending on a harmonized note amid protests from Wallace supporters. Early counts showed Truman leading with 429 1 3 votes to 319 1 2 for Wallace, amid a charged scene at the Democratic gathering.

Chicago Harry A. Truman Missouri White House Roosevelt Merry A. Wallace Harry FP. Byrd James A. Farley Senate War Investigating Committee Truman Fort Truman Wallace William G., Dougles Supreme Court Prentice Cooper Trahessee Alben W. Barkley Kentucky Paul V. Menutt G. I Kenneth D. McKellar Tnnessee Wits State Cooper McKellar Samuel DB. Jackson

Woman Hit By Motorcycle on West Commerce Street

Maria Aivared, 44, of 4425 Monterey Street, suffered cuts to wrist and leg when struck by a motorcycle at 39 p.m. Friday while crossing 5000 Neck of West Commerce Street. The rider, Set. Wi. Beck, stationed at the San Matenta Aviation Cadet center, was involved.

Maria Aivared Monterey Stret Commerce Street Set Wi. Beck San Matenta Aviation Cadet Center

Allied Leaders May Confer in Italy

An Allied summit is expected in Italy with President Roosevelt likely meeting Prime Minister Churchill and other leaders. Reports from Trajan Democratic Labor indicate swift moves toward a high level conference as Germany remains a central issue.

Llied Italy Gome Jly Trajan

Allies Threaten Florence as Forces Reach Arno Valley

Allied and Axis forces clash near Florence with Fifth Army taking Tavernelle Barberino dal Pas and Capanne while American units push through the Elsa valley toward the Arno river. British Eighth Army engages near San Giovanni as combat widens. Reports note new Nazi units moved from Russia to Italy and several towns fall in the Arno and Tiber valleys amid counterattacks.

Rome Eighth Army Florence Fron Advatee Fifth Army Tavernelle Barberino Dal Pas Capanne Elsa Arma River Une Castel Flos Venting Flor_ence San Giovanni Arno Montevaredi Tiber Sentino Perficana Seegia Sassoferrata Belvedere Iese Moritemarelano

Revolt Crushed Hitler Says Amid German Crisis

Hitler announced in an order to troops that a plot by a small circle of unscrupulous officers had been crushed and that the army would fight with obedience until victory. He claimed immediate action wiped out the traitors, while reports from Stockholm and Switzerland spoke of executions and mass arrests. Unconfirmed broadcasts tied unrest in Kiel and Norwegian ports to naval and army factions, with some saying prominent generals had been slain or detained.

Hitler Howe Hiller Storkholm Sweden Switzerland Gestapo Walther von Brauchitsch Karl Gerd von Rundstedt Simmt Und Wilhelmi List Fritz Erich von Mannstein Berlin Radio France Algiers Basel Kiel Stetih Brazzaville Madrid Germany Robert Ley

Early Voting in Bexar County Faces Delays

Voting in Bexar County opened Saturday with light turnout as new machines caused slow start. County officials reported mechanical issues at the National Bank of Commerce building, with Deputy Fred Semnan noting poll clerks would be ready shortly after noon. Precinct 28 in North Salinas area faced delays as drivers dropped off voters and officials worked to resolve problems.

Principa Béltig Reportas County Denpoeyntchind J. R Boab Glore National Bank of Commerce

Mud Bogs Allies Down in France

Allied forces in Normandy bogged down with no reported advances for hours as German defenses remain largely intact. Reports note loss of Esquay and unclear status of nearby towns while rechecks correct early dispatch errors. Combat patrols active in the American sector with limited clashes and casualties. Allied air forces grounded for the first time since D-day as German reinforcements move under cloud cover.

Allied Expeditionary Force Nomandy Ybooged France Supreme Command Joss Esquay Gaen Orme Minom Orne Ocon Martin de Fontenay Grrman Noyers Ag Js Monts Bay eux-St. Lo Borigny Amterthan Ayr Montgomery

U S Archbishop Visits in Italy

Archbishop Spellman of New York arrived in Rome and celebrated mass at St. Peters. He was to be received by Pope Pius XI and planned visits to Italian war fronts and military hospitals. He would offer mass at American cemeteries at Salerno Cassino Anata.

Rome Spellman New York Pius XI Salerno Cassine Anata

Armor Curtains Protect Airmen in Battle Rooms

London report describes armor curtains being installed to shield airmen aboard heavy and medium bombers. The flexible armor walls surround crew members, creating a protective barrier amid battle conditions.

London

Washington Sees Tighter Hitler Hold

Washington reports in official quarters that Hitler may cling to power with a weakened backing from the army and people. A future shift is seen when soldiers and civilians realize the war is being continued at high cost. No German peace move has emerged, and undercover rumors persist.

Washington Hitler Agminathur Gsrwinny Germany Neutrage Unamy High

Nazis Have Lost Says Badoglio on War Turn

In a Rome interview marking nearly a year since Mussolini's overthrow, Badoglio claims a revolt by officers signals Germany cannot halt the Russian offensives. He cites Hitler’s loss and German generals surrendering, asserting troops may have moved or fled, and notes General losses on the Russian front.

Guam landings push toward Port Apra harbor action

Light casualties reported as American forces land on Guam along the west central coast near Port Apra. Beachheads established on both sides, with naval gunfire and air bombardment said to have prepared defenses. Japanese estimates place U.S. forces at about 29,000 with over 100 tanks, as Japan installs a new cabinet and tightens its war leadership amid expanding offensives in China and Burma.

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Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity

Considerable cloudiness Saturday afternoon and Sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the west and south portions. Highs reach 94 Saturday and around 98 Sunday. Includes notes of cloud cover and rain potential across the region with emphasis on western and southern areas.

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