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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1942

Page

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Reds Admit Evacuation Of Rostov And Advancing German Front

German troops pressed within 50 miles of Stalingrad as Rostov and Novocherkassk fell under Soviet reports of heavy losses. Allied and Soviet dispatches hinted at a need for a second front while German forces crossed the Don river east of Rostov and moved toward the Caucasus oil region.

Associated Press Hitler Stalingrad Lower Don Kalach Red Star Rostov Lie Nusagian Oll Barre Novocherkassk London Voronezh Weral Nez Mulery Bras Manyeh Gal Rostov-on-Don Caucasus Novocher Kaszk Antrakhap Caspian Sea Tinosheko Red Wie Guteway trans-Caucasus Pravda Communist Party France English Dayaston

Nazi Marshal Rundstedt Tours French Fortifications

A current report says Field Marshal Karl Gerd von Rundstedt has spent several days inspecting the North French coast fortifications. The broadcasts describe extensive and deeply echeloned works along the shoreline and coastal defenses.

Berlin Kay Gerd von Rundstedt London Howe Europe Earlin Broadcasta DNB Karl Gerd von Rundstedt Prench Changel

Transportation chief signals local rail service cut during war

Washington reports that Transportation Director Josep B. Bashan announced local train service would likely be discontinued where bus service can adequately replace it for the war. He urged state commissions to survey rail and bus service to free engines and cars for higher priority work, stating unnecessary duplicate service must be eliminated.

Washington Hh— Transporation Josep B. Bashan Public Service Commissions Eastman Comimvilers

Two Uni were critically hurt in auto train crash

Two men, likely Corpus Christi natives, were critically injured when an auto crossed Pacific railroad tracks at a Military Highway crossing under construction and collided with a train engine. The victims Patterson and White died at Santa Rosa hospital. Engineer A J Frisch and fireman M N Kirkes named.

Corpus Christi Santa Rosa Hospital Moon Military Highway Nute| Ti Patterson White A. J. Frisch Waverly Street M.N. Kirkes Buena Vitta Street

Mexico to Establish Two U S Pilot Training Schools

The State Department announced two American supervised pilot training schools will be set up in Mexico to train Mexican aviators. The Mexican program mirrors the 600 U S civil aviation schools and will assign Mexican youths to the new sites for instruction.

Washington State Department Mexico United States Civil Geronayica Anichmen

New Zealand Officers Missing In Aircraft Incident

Wellington July 28 UINS Major General C head of the New Zealand forces and five other officers are missing on a military aircraft. It was announced today.

New Zealand Wellington N. Z UINS

West Side Tavern Operator Is Fatally Shot

Samiel Marquez 47 of 218 Matamoras Street, operator of the Victory tavern at 323 Buenavista Street, was shot to death early Tuesday as he stood behind the bar. Alfred Ghapple Saent 47, operator of Ginca de Mayo tavern, 206 South Camcu Street, surrendered to Officer George Mariana after the shooting and was later jailed on murder and weapon charges. Witnesses name a neighbor dispute as the motive in the barroom ambush.

West Side Tavern Snother Robert B. Green Hospitel Samiel Marquez Matamoras Street Victory Tavern Buenavista Street T Tree Anird Alfred Ghapple Saent Cecilia Camcu Street George Mariana Maviana Saent Mien A. E. Toscano Saenz Margarita Dolores Salinas Marques Marquez San Marcos Bartelider Argelita Vasquez Matamoros Lin Justice of the Peace J. W. Baye

Army Board Probes Officer Death at Camp Edwards

An army board began investigating the death of First Lieutenant Joseph I. McCready 25 of Jonas Missouri who died from a 45 caliber service revolver wound. Officials said the weapon was his own. McCready had come to Camp Edwards from Camp Cardon Georgia and graduated from the University of Tennessee in 1940.

Camp Edwards Mass INS Army Joseph I. McCready Jonas McCready Camp Cardon Unive Tennessee

Allied and Jap Units Clash Near Port Moresby

General MacArthur reports fierce fighting as Allied and Japanese forces clash near Olivi east of Kokoda toward Port Moresby. Air and naval strikes hit Japanese positions in the Gona Timor area while Darwin and Townsville fend off night air raids with no casualties reported.

Lee Iis Douglas " MacArthur Australia INS Port Moresby Papua New Guinea MacArthur Olvi Kokoda Port Broresby Townsville Resort Port United Nations Guinea Oly

Nazis Plan Sweden Attack Rumors Surface

Pravda reports on July statements alleging German forces seek victory while eyeing neutral Sweden. The article accuses Germany of openly mocking neutrality by approaching Swedish territory and hints at broader aggressive aims.

Moscow Pravda Sweden

Night Work Considered to Extend Farmland Acreage

British agriculture minister Robert Hudson told the commons that expanding acreage may require night work for harvesters. He discussed potential farming schedules and productivity in the policy debate.

London Robert Hudson Commons Today

Roosevelt Holds High Level War Conference in Washington

President Roosevelt convened army and navy chiefs including Gen Marshall and Admiral King for a detailed war outlook. He also met City Secretary Mall as Vice President Wallace attended a luncheon. Focus shifted to inflation control and cost of living strategies with Price Administrator Henderson.

Washington INS Roosevelt Army Navy William D Tatler State Mall Wallace Suiert Turing Fiy Price Henderson

Standard Oil Chief Forecasts Rubber From Farm Waste

J W Os Parish president of Standard Oil of New Jersey testified before a subcommittee that by end of 1943 the company will produce synthetic rubber capable of making 800000 motor tires annually. He said 2540000 and 6106000 tires would come from reclaimed junk and secondhand equipment with no mineral rubber used. He argued farm-sourced rubber would boost supplies and that oil-related products would back the program, while Rubber Reserve forbade plans to exceed butylene-derived outputs. Senator Okley noted government rubber programs would not shift regardless of policy changes.

Masitington INS J. W. OS. Parish Standard Ol New Jersey Gonite Agriculture Subeaminitier Beever Parish Brittienss Ferish Sarmdilly Standard of Nnd

Flying Fortress Fights Zeroes Over Australia Airmen Wounded

A Flying Fortress with two engines out and fighters close in fight over Australia. Crew including Lieut Lindsey, Yerington, Tribble and Sutton reported heavy damage but returned to base after destroying three Zeros and suffering multiple wounds. Pilot Capt Maurice Horgan praised teamwork as he endured shelling and engine failure during the encounter.

Star Australia Maurice Horgan iBan -Antons Buna New Guinea Mies Horgan Lieut Virgil Lindsey Washington, D. C Edward Yerington Burlingame Call Gleat Ted Pasos Parkridge Tribble Ponce City Okla Lindsey Balsch Joyner Hancock

World War I Anniversary Passes Quietly

An Associated Press note marks the 20th anniversary of Austria’s declaration of war on Serbia, the spark that began World War I. It notes Serbia’s involvement over the Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassination and Austria’s aims to purge hostile elements, underscoring the chain of events that led to the dissolution of the Austro Hungarian empire.

Associated Press Europe Serbia Franz Ferdinand Sarajevo Austria Hapsburg

Bandera Deputy Goes on Trial

Bandera district court began a special session to impanel a grand jury over Deputy Sheriff Vernon Merritt charged with the fatal shooting of Lieut. Charles A. Smith in downtown Bandera on the night of July 4. Also, Aviation Cadet W A Glenner named cadet major at Illington field in Houston.

Bandera Sherif Vernon Merritt Lieul Gharies A. Smith Smith W. A.glenner W. J. Glen St. James Street Illington Field Houston

San Antonio and Vietiily Weather Update

Forecast shows little temperature change Tuesday night with a slight fall or rise. East Texas may see a temperature shift Tuesday night as a weather system approaches. Thunder showers are possible near the coast on Tuesday based on Weather Bureau data on Page 4.

San Antonio Vietiily East Texas

Nazi saboteur at large in San Antonio area

Reports describe Rheinfold Birth, a German agent born July 14 1907 in Stuttgart, entering the U.S. in 1919 and returning to Germany in 1934. He is one of three men being sought, reportedly the best educated, lacking a prison record, and last linked to West Hempstead New York. Military authorities investigate parachutists or other objects dropped near Washington, with leads from Doubs Maryland Shenandoah Junction West Virginia and nearby defense routes.

San Antonio Rheinfold Rudolph Birth Bluttgart Germany United States New York Borelts Ies Swe Chilaven Rose Maris Rhenhold Jr Long Island Railroad Company Fed West Hempstead N.Y PF. B. 1 Baltimore Washington Third Service Command Doubs Potomac River Shenandoah Junction W.va Harpers Ferry

No Trip to India For Wendell Willkie

New Delhi July 28 An INS report says Wendell Willkie would not travel to India to mediate between nationalist leaders and Britain, as the official denial was announced today.

India Wendell Willkie New Delhi INS Trdin Britain

Chinese forces push back Japanese near Klongshai in Klangsi region

Communique No 23 from Liew Gen Joseph W Budwell states Chinese troops repulsed attacks near Klongshai in Klangsi and halted Japanese efforts to dislodge them from foothills of the Tshung mountains. Chinese also repelled assaults near Sinyang in Hoyan and widened a railway gap to 80 miles in Nan ehnang-fangchaw on the Kiangsi front. Three Japanese planes bombed Heng yerg area early yesterday.

Shungking Jibyze Klongshai Gheblang Kiwalgleng Klangsi Hoyan Liew Joseph W. Budwell MeAbebeeko

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