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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1945
Page
12
A chaotic Paris trial scene centers on Major Lacmy and accusations of shifting blame regarding wartime actions. The court heard testimony from various figures as the proceedings referenced France, Churchill, and Roosevelt, with war and political maneuvering dominating the narrative.
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Randy Scott announced plans to sell his motorcycle after a collision incident Saturday night left him with a lacerated elbow and injuries. The actor blamed a nearby truck and car as contributing factors in the crash that prompted the decision.
Los Angers report July 7 United States Mayor Jimmy Walker arrived for a month stay and was admitted to Codies of Lebanon hospital with a stomach ailment. Physicians say treatment is responding. Walker, president of Phonograph Record company, was escorted by his two children Mary Ang and Jiminy aged 4 and 6.
Funeral rites were held Thursday for Thomas M Casey with memorial services for his two sons Tech Sgt George Ralph Gnevy and Spc Robert Pinckney Casey in Alhe Meral Wane. Rev Todd officiated and interment with military honors occurred at National Cemetery Park Sam Houston. Casey, a former World War I veteran and shop proprietor, resided in San Antonio for 40 years. He is survived by widow Gora Belle Casey, son Captain Thomas M Casey Jr, three brothers, a sister, and a grandson.
The British Eighth Army, which drove the Germans 3000 miles from El Alamein to Austria in 30 months, is disbanded. Its units will be known as British forces in Austria and remain under General Sir Richard J. McCreery. The War Office has redirected command to Allied headquarters, with Marshal Sir Harold Alexander overseeing.
London dispatch reports British forces in the Southeast will receive the Mark V lighter gun designed for jungle fighting. The weapon, lighter and shorter in range than the Mark IV, carries two bays and weighs twice less than the current rifle. The shorter range is not seen as a handicap due to close combat conditions.
Federal agents and U S food and drug officials seized a device touted as a cure-all in Portland. Promoters allegedly earned about 900000 from sales while inventors claimed cosmic healing powers. The device was not for sale and Oregon had about 50 units located for a questionable restoration program.
District Attorney John Shook joins a protest against the annexation plan for Olmus Park and adjacent areas. He accuses city officials of pursuing a faulty process and warns against rushing through de quo proceedings. The dispute centers on legal authority and the future loyalty of the expanded district.
A fractured Tokyo editorial in Asahi condemns government failure to supply raw materials for model airframes. It notes severe shortages as Japan seeks wooden warplanes amid sanctions and blockade pressures, calling for decisive action to obtain essential components.
B Travits, principal, announced a new machine shop course at Lech High School for men and women in government or commercial fields. Classes run Mondays and Tuesdays 6:30 to 2:30 p.m. Certificates awarded to those who complete satisfactorily.
Oil news records numerous wells in Lavaca and nearby counties with production updates and drill results. Includes Virginia and Campbellton areas now reporting gas shows, deeper tests, and several wells abandoned or perforated with varied output.
President Ford predicts a prosperous era ahead for the nation and world. He calls for expanded industry and competition with private industry allowed to proceed unhampered, believes cooperation between management and labor will ease as opportunity grows. Mrs. Ford joins him at home in Dearborn as they plan to vacation in the Lake Superior region.
Admiral King and Secretary Forrestal saluted the WAVES on their third anniversary honoring the 66 080 women in the Navy's reserve. King praised their service to wounded in navy hospitals and duty in 960 hospitals and facilities, with calls to continue dedication across the service.
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