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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1944

Page

3

Hull Proposes Postwar Peace Agency Unity With Small Nations

Secretary of State Hull outlined to Congress a plan for an international postwar peace agency, seeking bipartisan support. He met with four Democrats and three Republicans, stressing liberty for aspiring peoples and equality for all small nations, and contrasted US aims with Churchill’s recent remarks.

Washington Hull House State Department Rayburn Texas Inelidee Bloont Foreign Affairs Committee McCormack Mass Ramspeck Martin Mass Eaton N. J Arends Til Senate Britain China World Organization America Churchill United States

United States to Build Pipeline Mentioned in Winter

A historic note references an announced plan to construct a pipeline from the Near East to transport all muscle by Pioneer. Dance K. T. Hall was held on Saturday, June 3.

Toterlor Tekes United States Dance K. T. Hall Sat Near E East

Return of 400 Aleut natives from Pribilofs spurs relief action

An American oil concession owner faces questions over a possible pipeline and funding as the president notes uncertainty. Interior Secretary Ickes announces the return of 400 Aleut natives evacuated from the Pribilof Islands in the Bering Sea nearly two years ago due to Japanese activity, now home again.

Ickes Pribilog Islands Hering Sea

Mrs Jacobson Named To San Antonio Library Board

Mayor Mauermann appointed Mrs Jacobson to the San Antonio Public Library board to fill the seat of Mrs W H Quirk whose term expired The mayor also re appointed two year terms for Miss Elma Neal Mrs Harry P Drought Mrs Wallace Carnahan Ben F Scholl Lewis Hayton and M M Harris

Ova Vavvuoun Mauermann San Antonio Public Library Board W. H. Quirk Elma Neal Harry P. Drought Wallace Carnahan Ben F. Scholl Lewis Hayton M. M. Harris

Peanut price hike to aid production in South Texas

Farmers urged to expand peanut acreage as AAA director CG A King cites a $20 per ton federal price boost to 160 dollars, aiming to lift yields and production. He notes labor shortages, strong oil uses in explosives and cooking, and that Atascosa county shows oil yields far above cottonseed. Texas targets 1.315 million peanut acres, a 10 percent rise. Bexar county rises as a leading producer among 25 South Texas counties. Maj. Leon Thronburp, 62, retired Salvation Army worker, dies in Tulsa after 33 years of service.

CG A. King King AAA Texas Atascosa County Bexar County South Texas Salvation Army Tulsa Okie Joe Leon Thronburp Oklahoma

Letters details in custody trial intrigue ski instructor case

Photostatic copies of letters by Walter von Neudegg, once Austrian ski instructor, were admitted as evidence in a custody dispute between Baltimore socialite Mrs Elizabeth Bald Heinz and her husband Clifford 8 Heinz Jr He testified the letters dated 1943 spoke of deep affection and devotion Mrs Heinz testified about a January incident in Spartanburg South Carolina where she and von Neudegg dined and watched a movie a man later forced entry and she described an alleged divorce evidence incident She denied charges of assaulting their child or using harsh language in its presence

Los Angeles Walter von Neudegg Elizabeth Bald Heinz Baltimore Clifford Heinz Jr Packing Company Heinz von Neudegg Spadanburg S. C

Veteran 17 joins Navy to get back into combat

Clifford R. Wherley, 17, a decorated veteran with 21 combat missions as a B 26 turret gunner, is to be inducted into the Navy after fears Europe’s war would end before he turned 18. He enlisted in the Army at 14, served over Tunis and Sicily, shot down a German ME 100, earned the Air Medal, three Oak Clusters and sergeant’s stripes, and hopes Navy aerial duty will utilize his 100 hours of combat flying.

Peoria Clifford R. Wherley Navy Sturdy Clifford Army Tunis Gabes Siax Kasserine Pass Sardinia Sicily Pantelleria Europe

Poisonings Tax Hospitals In Lansing Drug Incident

Emergency facilities at Lansing hospitals were taxed today after 47 people were admitted with food poisoning from tainted egg salad at the Olds mobile forge plant construction project. Some patients were in serious condition, 32 lives reportedly saved by blood plasma, with Dr. T. M. Koppa attributing the poisoning to the salad dressing.

Lansing Mich TNS Oldsmobile

Amarillo Seeks Feeder Air Lines Plan

Amarillo business leaders announced a plan to file with the Civil Aeronautics Board for a network of feeder air lines from Amarillo. An initial hearing is set for June 7 in Washington. Charles S. Beard of Braniff Airways outlined the proposal after a meeting with officials from over 30 Panhandle and Plains communities.

Amarillo Civil Aeronautics Board Panhandle Washington Panhandle North Plains South Plains Charles 5. Beard Branifi Airways

Ecuador Plans Meeting on Presidential Election Power

Jose Maria Velisep Ibarra head of Ecuador's provisional government announced a congressional assembly would meet August 10 to decide if a presidential election should be called or the regime continues. Velasco Thurra stated the government, after a revolutionary coup, would honor all international treaties made during the ousted predecessor Carlos Arroyo del Rio's tenure.

Quito Ecuador Jose Maria Velisep Ibarra Velasco Thurra Carlos Arroyo del Rio

Six Soldier Deaths Investigated at Fort Knox

Fort Knox Kentucky June 3 CNS says a board of inquiry investigated an explosion during training maneuvers that killed six soldiers and injured a score. The blast involved materials used to simulate battle conditions and several wounded were in serious condition. Names of victims pending notification.

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