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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1942
Page
7
Today they present a list of young Texans who have answered the nation's call to serve. The feature highlights those serving with the U S armed forces and honors their commitment.
Federal Housing Commissioner Abner Ferguson says the FHA insured mortgage plan helps buyers of sound existing houses during WWII. Many families will rely on older homes to meet shelter needs as new construction remains limited to essential war workers.
Nutritionists explain how to obtain vital D through sun exposure and fortified foods. They warn that indoor living reduces sun uptake, so rely on vitamin D enriched milk bread cereal and common foods like fish eggs and butter to maintain bone and tooth health.
Nurses assigned to casualty and first aid stations will receive instruction on gas poisoning and decontamination. The session is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 40 p.m. in the Medical and Surgical hospital auditorium.
Captain Téniud Clark of Brookfield will speak to officers aiding the Texas Defense Guard at the Municipal auditorium Friday night.
Tank plant workers in Berwick resume service today after a strike began Wednesday with 1000 employees walking out to protest the discharge of three men. The halt disrupted the firm’s light haulage system and slowed production while company and union officials negotiate a new contract to replace the one expiring March 31.
The report notes Joseph B. Ciulla a member of the Pavement Infantry detachment at Nor Moyle Motor base is promoted to second lieutenant in the railway operating battalion of the engineers. Leonard Woot is ordered to attend a four week course.
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