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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1945

Page

2

Solon Defends Redeployment Methods In Senate debate

Senator Scott Lucas defended the army redeployment from Europe amid claims of poor planning. He cited rail and transport progress, noted 50,000 servicemen discharged since May 12, and backed faster homeward moves despite logistics concerns raised by the Mead committee. Senator Mead pressed for coordinated agency action and shipping capacity. Senator Walter George urged using German ships to speed crossings, while Louis Mead warned channel and harbor constraints hindered movements.

Scott Lucas D.iil Europe Lutas Senate War Investigating Committee John J. Polley Association of American Railroads Inbter Shay Luornenidt Han Jurope James Mead D.-N Mittee Skié Hig Merd Fenate Mab Monroe Johmson United States Mead Burton K. Wheeley Bmont Johnson Wheelsy Lucas Walter F. George European Atlantic

Rain Falls on Forest Fire in Oregon Warms Cold Fronts

Rain began over the Wilson River fire area in northwest Oregon aiding firefighting efforts. About 946000 acres burned with more than 2000 servicemen and civilian firefighters battling the blazes. Authorities reported spread toward numerous stricken areas as smoke and danger persisted.

Portland Ore Wilson River Oregor Weny

Far From Romantic WAC Finds Shangri La Grim Haven

Excerpt from a World War II era diary recounts hardship after a ship crash in New Guinea. A trio of women in the Women’s Army Corps endure jungle survival, injuries, and fear while clinging to life and comradeship in a remote valley.

WAC Shangri-La McCohony Atlantic City

Tokyo Radio Says Allies Will Intensify Bombing Campaign

Shanghai residents warned by radio that intensified American air attacks will become regular. MacArthur forces targeted southern Japan including Ieyushu, Formosa, and coastlines, while Chinese and Allied troops push on in Borneo and Canton. Survivors recall miracles that kept them alive on doomed flights and in captivity.

Shanghai Tringy MacArthur Japan Ieyushu Fifth Air Force Formosa Canton Hainan Island Theeastern Borneo Relkfoni Tada Jep Board of Technology

Final St Mary's Registration Set

Registration for the second term of the summer session at St Marys University begins Monday, says Rev Brother J Treadway dean registrar. Morning classes start at 745 each weekday until August 27, offering 20 courses including physics criminology marketing medieval history and American literature.

Tne Hay St. Mary's University Brother J. Treadway

General Breene Assumes Command at Randolph Field

Gen Breene, veteran of three years in the Pacific, named commanding general of the AAP Central Flying Training Command with headquarters at Randolph Field. He served 15 months in France in World War I and led Services of Supply for the South Pacific. His deputy admin role under Admiral Halsey followed Harmon’s rise. Breene’s son Robert G. Breene Jr. recently graduated from West Point and is training as a fighter pilot at Napier Field.

Roberson, Breene Pacific Lent Millard F. Harmon Hie Aap Central Flying Training Commy Arid Randolph Field France Breene South Pacific Sars Admiral Halsey Harmon Wag AAF Pacific Ocean Hawaii General Breene Kelly Field San Antonio Brooksfield Dayton Ohio Hirso Robert G. Breene Jr West Point Napier Field Alan

Pope Praises New UN Charter As Efficient Instrument

Pope Pius XII hailed the United Nations charter as a much more efficient instrument than the League of Nations. In an interview with visiting newsmen at St Peter's, he urged truth in reporting and warned editors and broadcasters to uphold their lofty responsibilities to the public. He spoke of Roosevelt with affection and noted U.S. role in world affairs while expressing hope for San Francisco agreements to curb poverty and discrimination.

Vatican Gity INS Pius XII United Nations League of Nations Visita St. Feter's Holy Father America United States Roosevelt Hts

Driver's Feet Broken in Crash on Blando Road

The driver and six people rode in a car when a truck sideswiped it on Blando road. The driver sustained broken feet and was rushed to a hospital Saturday night. Five other occupants escaped with injuries.

Lewis Gan Dental Supply Co Blando

Plane's Radio Antenna Triggers Bomb Scare at Dodge Plant

A radio antenna weight crashed through the roof of the Dodge main plant in Detroit causing a bomb scare. FBI and Army intelligence took over the case as plant guards cordoned off the area and hoses ready for a possible explosion. No injuries were reported and witnesses spoke of an unidentified plane seen nearby just before the incident.

Detroit Dodge FBI Army PBI

Oil Transporters Elect Officers

Edgar Linkenhager of Corpus Christi was elected to lead the Texas Petroleum Transporters association a division of the Texas Motor Transportation Association Lynn B Shaw TMUTA general director announced other officers were Rv P York Houston vice president B Shaw Houston secretary treasurer and directors L M Robertson Houston J R Fort Worth N Nichols Dallas Ray Smith San Antonio and W B Price Lubbock O B Stephens Abilene B F Snowden Lufkin A Manske Brownsville and Dallas Dale Houston as retiring president.

Austin Texas Edgar Linkenhager Corpus Clitist Texas Petroleum ‘Transporters Association

Editor Wanted Permanent Basis

Advertisement seeking an experienced newspaper or magazine editor for a seven year old world circulated agrimontly and monthly Southwide consumer magazine. Applicants must have bona fide publication editing experience and be reachable by phone or letter only.

Moore San Antonio

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