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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1942

Page

13

Around the Plaza compares World War I to World War II home fronts

An editorial memo critiques the idea of comparing wartime home fronts across eras. It notes differences in public sentiment, civilian sacrifice, and patriotic expression between 1917-18 and the current war. The piece discusses civilian duty, vandalism reactions, and the improved, more adult public attitude today.

United States Nol Dies Hiss Beethoven Washington Pearl Harbor Sanin Cacler

St Mary's graduates urged duty amid war and peace

Dr John L McMahon president of Our Lady of the Lake college addressed St Marys University graduates on the obligation to defend the American way of life as part of a Christian duty. He said war ends by training youth to destroy past comforts, urging participation in a just peace. Rev Waller Golatka defended tax exemptions for charitable and educational institutions against proposed measures.

John L. McMahon Our Lady of the Lake College St. Mary's University Tollay McMahon Waller ¥. Golatka Golatka

Masters Awarded to Three San Antonians

Three San Antonians earned advanced degrees from the University of Texas. Sister Bernadette Matic received an MBA named Grevaillion, William Ramsay Gray earned an MA, Roland Bell Halt earned an MA, and Mabel Parks earned an PhD. Sister Hernadellc completed a BA at Our Lady of the Lake college in 1995. Parks wrote a botany and zoology thesis on the comparative morphology of Arachis hypogaea and Galactia canescens.

San Antonians Bach University of Texas Reots Bernadette Matic Grevaillion William Ramsay Gray Roland Bell Halt Mabel Parks Hernadellc Our Lady of the Lake College Miss Parks

Frttg, Corpus Christi Pioneer, Dies in Wisconsin

W. Frttg, former San Antonio realtor and early Corpus Christi builder, died Monday night in Richland Center Wisconsin at age 16. Survived by widow Alice Mary Ivite and daughter Mrs Emmitt Holehan of 411 Warwick Boulevard plus siblings Carlsons Clifford Fritz and Pred Fritz among others. Daughter reported the death Wednesday and funeral arrangements set for Richland Center Thursday.

W. WI. Frttg San Antonio Corpus Christi Richland Center Wis Ais Emmitt. Holehan Warwick Boulevard Frits Richland Genter Alice Mary Ivite George W. Kennedy Holly Carlsons Clifford Fritz Milwaukee Pred Fritz Madison Donald and Charles Riehland I Couter

J E Flores Dies Funeral Arranged

Jose F E Mores of 4017 West Commerce Street died at home Tuesday. Funeral services set for Angelus funeral home Wednesday at 4 p m with requiem at San Fernando Cathedral and burial in San Fernando Cemetery No 2. Flores, longtime San Antonio merchant, survived by widow Lina Baca Flores and several children.

Jose F E. Mores Commerce Street Angelus Runteral San Fernando Cathedral San Fernando Cemetery San Frances de la Gy Josephine M. ‘Flores

Honor Emblems Presented To Two San Antonio Mothers

Mayor K. Quin private ceremony awarded Honor Emblems to Mrs. Mole C. Jimenez of 220 Prady Street and Mrs. J. A. Oberman of 206 Barrett Place for having sons in service and casualties.

San Antonio K. Quin Mole ¢. Jimenez Prady Street J. A. Oberman Barrett Place Serview

Seed Pooled At St Hedwig In Texas Community Aid

Mariners of the Bexar Gin community pooled seed to aid replanting after last week’s tremor. Cotton, cane, Sudan, and other seed were donated by local farmers. Over 40 residents gathered at Bexar Hall with officials Rudy Stappenbeck and Owen Kilday to organize funding for gasoline and reseeding efforts while the Red Cross surveys individual needs in the rural area.

Bexar St. Hedwig Sudan Bexar Hall Rudy Stappenbeck Owen E Kilday Dickison

60 Soldiers Feted At Lawn Party

A Garden Public Service event honored about 69 soldiers at a lawn party on a Wednesday morning. The Ladies auxiliary of the Flowers entered with displays and flowers were given to veterans at the Home of Miss Margeret Delery on 301 Roger Avenue.

Fsowers Witte Ina Margeret Delery Roger Avenue Hospiliis

Day Club Proposed for Night Workers in San Antonio

Discussion by 30 Community Chest agencies at the Salvation Army citadel focused on new transient needs in San Antonio. Reports noted a gap in soldier recreation and informal leisure for enlisted men and night-shift workers in defense industries. Committees were formed to study housing, unemployment aid, and child care, with final recreation findings due by June 30 and June 15 for child care plans.

San Antonio Community Chest Salvation Army BR. E. Clevitt T. J. Ragnea Committee On Housing Theron Browne Wayland DB Clevitt

S A Air Mail Up 131 Percent

San Antonio post office air mail totals rose 131 percent in May compared with May 1941. Postmaster Tana Quill announced figures showing May 1941 mail 13 073 pounds, May 1942 mail 30 099 pounds.

San Antonio Postminster Tana Quill

Harlandale Sees Air Warning Film At Ei High School

Harlandale residents watched the matinee showing of the film The Warning sponsored by the Ad club. Jack O'Brien, chairman, said the film will be shown Thursday at 8 at Ei High School.

Muldrea Harlandale Piotare Ad Club Jack O'Brien Ei High School

Willow Run production line powers bomber output and fuel capacity

Readable fragments describe Willow Run bomber production running at a high rate, with pilots and officers noted. Mention of Henry adjusting tank capacity and a humorous aside about a pocket lighter appears amid garbled lines.

Willow Run

San Antonio Architect G C Wilson Heads Civilian Protection Group

Glenn C. Wilson of San Antonio is named by the civilian protection committee of the American Institute of Architects. The committee has scored civilian defense officers for standing and called on the OGD to establish a technical service of trained architects engineers and constructors.

G. C. Wilson Glenn C.wilson San Antonio Civilian Protection Committee American Institute of Architects Civiian Defense OGD

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