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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1941

Page

6

War toy demand rises amid Christmastide season

BITTSBURGH July 30 toy firms report growing demand for war games as World War II looms. Parents show mixed interest while kids push for fighters tanks submarines and red cross ambulances. Manufacturers note new battleship carrier and submarine models and say material shortages minimally affect production.

Bittsburgh Dush Papa Mama Little Jimmy Merv Red Cross

Wallace Upheld As Bible Student

Washington July 30 The exchange centered on Vice President Wallace and Bible quotation during a wheat penalties debate. Senators Hatch Gillette and Carter Glass cited scripture as part of the dispute, with Wallace’s familiarity as a Bible student cited and debated by lawmakers and spectators.

Wallace Washington Senate Benstay McCartan Senator Hatch D.-Rev Ben- Alor Gillette D.-Towa Gillette Barktoy Goa

Weigh Day Weighmaster Call for Baby Weights

Henry Foni’s birthday marks weigh day in San Antonio. Parents must submit baby names, ages in months and days, parents, address, and weight by 5 PM or 6 PM Wednesday for Thursday’s Light roundup. Babies under two years qualify. no prizes. Call F-2441 to participate.

Henry Foni San Antonio

Kerosene Fatal to 4th Tot Here

Alicia Hernandez 17 months died Wednesday at Robert and Green hospital from kerosene poisoning. She was the fourth child to die at the hospital this month from kerosene poisoning, with thirteen other children treated for kerosene poisoning in the last eight days.

Alicia Hernandez Robert &. Green Hospital

Craven L. Betts, Poet, Succumbs

Santa Cruz dispatch reports the death of Craven Lanstroth Betts, 88, a well known author and poet. Born April 23, 1853, in St John New Brunswick, he moved to New York in 1873 where he pursued business and literary study and produced works including Songs from Heranger translated from French The Perfume Holder and Tales of Garrison Town.

Santa Cruz Call Craven Lanstroth Betts Betts St. John N. B New Brunswick New York Yeetts Heranger Garrison Town

Low License Plates Not to Be Issued in Texas

The Texas state Highway Commission announced that starting with the 1942 passenger car registrations no license numbers will be issued below 5009. The series known as state official plates will also be discontinued.

Austin Texas State Highway Commision Cone Inlesion

Army Police to Control March Route Traffic

Three officers and five men of the 36th Military Police company, stationed in San Antonio, were placed on temporary duty at Palestine to arrange traffic control along the March route of the 36th division from Brownwood to Mansfield, Louisiana, for maneuvers. Capt. Jack K. Rhodes, First Sgts. armin F. Puck and Pretwitta Jr., Sgts. Fred May Jr., Alvin L. Freilag, Rey P. Davis, Williams H. Joynoe Jr., and Pvt. Fay Cray are named.

36Th Military Police Company San Antonio Palestine 36Th Division Brownwood Mansfield Jack K. Rhodes Siouts Armin F. Puck Pretwitta Jr Fred May Jr Alvin L. Freilag Rey P. Davis Willams H. Joynoe Jr Fay ¥. Cray

Mayor Declares August Movie Month in San Antonio

San Antonio Mayor C. Ke Quin on Wednesday proclaimed August as Movie Month urging residents to attend films. The declaration aligns with Interstate Theaters celebrating its 35th anniversary.

C. Ke Quin San Antonio

Antonia Business Leads State With Rain Impact

A/Business leads state article reports Antonia business reacting to rainfall and urban activity. Texas cities show a 32 percent rise in June trade, with district figures from Dallas Federal Reserve via AP, noting 1941 first half gains and June declines from May levels.

Ban Antonia Texas Jume Ke Cone Parc Federal Reserve Distrel Ab Dallas Atx San Antonio

Escape Story From Nazi Train Camp Told By British Ambulance Drivers

James W. Stewart recounts a daring escape by 21 British ambulance drivers from a Nazi raider into occupied France. They fled along the Bordeaux-Paris line, hid in towns, outwitted guards, and evaded a concentration camp as they pressed toward unoccupied France. The narrator, limited to ambulance duties, reflects on enlisting in any allied force to aid the war effort.

Thomas C. Greenoughe Atenan Ambulines Corps Anteer 4Wellter Express International News Service New York Tournal Arsenal New York INS James W. Stewart France My Park Jim Alee Bordeaux Paris Brance V. Ss. Army Lane

Pipeline Calms Border Trouble at Fort Fairfield Dance

In Fort Fairfield Maine a border dispute over a Canadian ban on an American dance orchestra was resolved by using a temporary outdoor PA system to project music from the parking area into the Ca nadian adjacent clubhouse. The Rotary and Lions clubs held their annual ladies night with Yankee ingenuity allowing dancing.

Fort Fairfield United States Aroostook Valley Country Club New Brunswick Canada Fort Fair

Census Bureau reports production of over eight thousand units

The Census Bureau notes that more than 8,000 units are currently produced, reflecting a surge in output. The data underscores broad manufacturing activity and changing domestic production patterns across industries.

Waeres Poulis

Carter's Little Liver Pills Advert

An old time ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills promising to wake the liver bile and restore daily bile flow. Claims include improving digestion and easing constipation with a 10 cent dose. Ends with packaging offer and directions.

Zalamel Nua Juroe Karin Carter Teke

Bond Found in Old Billfold by Mrs Teasley

Mrs B P Teasley discovered a $50 Liberty Bond in an old bil-fold she planned to discard along with rubbish. The bond’s coupons had not been detached since 1917.

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