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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1941

Page

5

Stevens Named to Former Job in Police Department

Police Chief Aubrey Hopkins recommended Charles Stevens, a veteran with years of service, to replace W. J. Copeland as department secretary after Maury Maverick and Copeland indicated his relief. Stevens would be a non civil service employee in the post.

Charles Stevens Police Department Maury Maverick W. J. Copeland Aubrey Hopkins Stevens Maverick Copeland St. Wis

Charley Marr Named Randolph Sports Director

Charley Marr former Alabama guard from Arkansas and ex University of Alabama football player has been appointed athletic and recreation director for Randolph Field. He has served on active duty since early in the year and will oversee all sports competition between cadet flight groups and arrange entertainment for their spare time.

Pirst Wiel Waomory Marry Winnlyy University of Alagna Randolph Meld West Point Alabama Guard Arkansas

Gretna Green influence boosts Elkton marriage trade

The Gretna Green style of quick marriages thrives in Elkton Maryland despite state waiting laws. Nearby states push longer waiting periods or physician exams, yet Elkton saw early year marriages triple last year and rise again in 1940. The 1838 waiting law era set peak vows at 16 154, with 1954s era at 8415 noted as a trend.

Eleton Dunce Gretna Green Maryland Elkton New York City Elgton Hese Walver

Zoo Elephants Stir Controversy With Flags Act

San Antonio Zoo elephants Watts Mote 1 and Babe perform by picking up four flags and tossing all but one over their shoulders while the Stars and Stripes waves high. Crowd protests rise as critics deem the act disrespectful to national emblems, with officials noting flags may be misidentified as foreign symbols.

Watts Mote 1 Babe San Antonio Zoalogical Park Chetts Old Glory Fred W. Stark Zoo Latant

Cal Navy 8 Rifle Team Wins Hearst Trophy

The No.2 Navy 8 Rifle team of the University of California won the William Randolph Hearst trophy with a score of 923, defeating 30 teams nationwide. Yale center Witla 8 McCain led individuals, as California claimed first place for the fifth straight year. Washington and Yale followed with strong scores in the contest.

Washington Navy University of California McCain Yale University Center Naval BR. C University of Washington Yale

Planes May Use Highways For Emergency Landings

Senator McCarran described a proposed national defense highway bill to authorize building landing strips along highways for emergency landings by bombers and large passenger planes. He noted strips would be placed along prevailing winds, with inner routes using a V intersection, and landing sites may be unpaved depending on soil. Generals urged a $20 million widening program to create 400 crossroad airfields for military use.

Washington Tne United States McCarran D.ney Roosevelt McCarty House Ponds Committee George H. Brett Army Air Corps

Texan Protests Tanker Transfers

Protest in Texas over withdrawal of tankers from coast service for supplying Great Britain. Harold Ickes and rail officials discussed routing tankers via South America. The Petrol eum Coordinator and Railroad Commissioner expressed opinions on using tankers to support transport.

Austin Texas Fom Coast Service Great Britain South America Tony Ferroleum Harold Tr. Ickes Menange Lockey Olli Culmirbon Tang Port America

Pepper Hecklers Thrown Out in Denver Rally Clash

In Denver last night a protest by 20 hecklers targeted a rally led by Senator Tor. fists flew as hecklers were removed and supporters from the audience clashed. Isolationists Wheeler and Nye addressed Denver audiences, while radio notes teased a local column.

Denver Benator Pepper Solon Tien America First Wheeler Nye H. D

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