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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1943

Page

4

Italy Surrender To Face Army Command Says Allies

Washington reports quote that the United States and Britain will accept Italy's unconditional surrender only from the Italian army high command. Roosevelt and Churchill reportedly agreed in White House talks. Mussolini and fascist leaders are deemed unacceptable to hand Italy to the Allies. Some officials doubt invading Italy soon, preferring air power and occupation to open the Mediterranean.

Kingsbury Suyeil T Washington United States Britain Roosevelt Churchill White House Italy Mussolini Germany Panderrin Sardinia Selly Mediterranean United Nations

Convicts Enlist for Parole Tests at Stateville and Joliet

In Joliet Illinois June 7 convicts aged 18 to 38 at Stateville and Joliet prisons underwent fitness examinations for army service with promised parole or conditional release for those who pass. Warden Ragen says all examinees are eager to enlist and convicts convicted of larceny robbery or burglary may be released if deemed fit. Similar testing will be extended to inmates at Fontige reformatory and Menard.

Toliet Ill Stateville Joliet Joseph] Ragen Dwight H. Green Parole Board Fontige Reformatory Menard Nelson

Bombing Raids Hit Mandalay and Several Jap Installations

Large formations of American medium bombers attacked Mandalay and other Japanese positions. British planes struck Kalemyo while Allied crews reported all planes returned safely. Rail tracks, trains, ferries, oil works, a water filtration plant and barracks suffered damage across Mandalay Monywa Yawataung Chak A area.

New Delhi lPi Mandalay Kalemyo Sagiang Yawataung Monywa Iort Chak. A Oll Pukkan Weiler

20 Soldiers killed in two maneuvers accidents

NASHVILLE Tenn June 7 INS Twenty deaths in two separate accidents involving soldiers over the weekend today brought to 47 the number of fatalities in the first seven weeks of the Second army maneuvers. A truck crash killed eighteen soldiers and eight injured when it plunged 25 feet. Two soldiers were killed and one injured after being struck by a train four miles south of Gallatin Tennessee. Names listed include Staff Sgt James W Atkinson Morehead City NC Staff Sgt Benjamin B Odell Miami hedy Kas Tech 4th Gr Bryce K Dixon Connellsville Pa Tech 4th Gr Fredertel Peterson Boston Mass Cpl Robert C Cook Chicago Cpl Cecil S Dennis Princeton Mercer County W Van Cpl Theodore W Houston Philadelphia Pa Cpl Chalmer D B Poor Edinburg Ill Leroy K Williams Derry Pr Tech Lth Gr Joseph R McLaren Pittsburgh Pa Pie William A OK Rear New Orleans La Pvt Pearl M Benne Tidlote Pa Pvt Jay O Hammond Reston Pa Pvt Fredy Wilkins Joplin Mo Pvt Forest F Mersill Preston Md Pvt Dean K Rosman Muhlen Pa Pic James Allen Jr Kansas City Mo and Second Lt Frederick R Nourse Jr Dedham Mass critically injured include Capt Gordon B Free Bainbridge Ohio and Cpl Raymond R HL Greencastle Ind others listed. The two train fatalities were coast artillery soldiers Pvt Ralph A Ano Albuquerque N M and Pvt Slaughter trial begins in Tulsa Oklahoma.

Nashville Tenn INS Second Army Gallatin Tenny James W. Atkinson Morehead City N. G Benjamin B. Odell Miami Heudy Kas ‘Tech Bryce K. Dixon Connellsville Tech Predertel Peterson Boston Mass Robert C.cook Chicago Cecil S. Dennis Princeton Mercer County W. van Cpl Theodore W. Houston Philadelphia Chalmer DB Poor Edinburg Lerroy K. Williams Derry Pr Tech Joseph R. McLaren Pittsburgh William A New Orleans Pearl M. Benne Tidlote Pay Jay OW Hammond Reston Fred y._ Wilkins Joplin Forest F. Mersill Preston Dean K. Rossman MU Helm James Allen Jr Kansas City Frederick R. Nourse Jr Dedivan Gordon B. Free Bainbridge Ohio Raymond R Greencastle Ind Richard A. Gagnon Lawrence Joseph Errante New York Solomon Toubin Brooklyn N. Y Clyde L. Johnson Richland Collin P. Guidry Biloxi Miss Forteretti S Kitterman Whitewater Worth Howard

Texas Prices Move Up Amid May Market Shifts

A USDA report shows Texas price trends for May end with gains in grain prices and eggs at 32.5 cents a dozen. Sorghum rose to $1.00 per 100 pounds, beef slipped to $11.90 per 100 pounds, hops eased to $12.60 per 100 pounds, while chickens and ducks held steady.

Austin Texas Faom USDA Iran

Former Light Employee Receives Silver Star Honor

Donald E. Ball a motor machinist mate second class and former paper carrier for The Light is awarded the silver star for gallantry in action. His parents Mr and Mrs E M Ball reside at 18 East Hut Avenue.

Donald EB. Ball Ught E. M. Ball Rast Hutf Avenue

Lochner Urges Postwar Plan for Germany's Peaceful Rise

Allentown Pa June 11 Louis L Lochner former Associated Press chief in Berlin urged a postwar program to help Germany become peaceful democratic citizens. Lochner who won the 1939 Pulitzer for distinguished correspondence received Muhlenberg College's Doctor of Laws at its 76th commencement. He said those who argue eliminating all Germans risk welding the nation into despair and prolonging costly victory.

Allentown Germany Louis L. Lochner Associated Press Koreau Berlin Lochner Muhlenberg College Frito Lachner

Why V Mail Form From Your Post Office

A brief note explains the Gee V Mail form available at post office stations or drugstores. It outlines where to obtain the form and how to use it for mail services.

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Allied Scientists To Study Sunspots

New York June 1 Allied astronomers will study the new eleven and a half year sunspot cycle as part of war work observers will track sunspot numbers and sizes for half the cycle while peace may come in the latter half. Observations at naval observatory and Mount Wilson show sunspots migrating southward and magnetic polarity reversing from the old cycle.

New York Park Sehart Lin Avice Science Aditar Naval Observatory Washerington Mount Wilson Observatory Pasadena

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