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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1945

Page

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Unanimous Vote Passes Annexation in Three Cities

City council approved by unanimous vote Wednesday two annexation ordinances extending borders of Terrell Hills Olmos Park and Terre Hills. Commissioner Callaghen cast his first annexation vote. Publicizing and a 36 day wait precede a special election on a 5 cent tax for tuberculosis control and 19 cent tax for Robert B Green hospital.

Ter Fell Hills Olmos Park Alfred Callaghen Uhe McCull Austin Ted Meyer Olmog Park Qumios Park Brousseau Jack Brousseau Terred Hills South Texas Ouenday Mautermantn Mayer Meyer Robert B. Green Texas

Appeaser Voices in 1938 Split by Trade With Germany

A critical reprint contrasts 1938 British and American appeasers who urged trading with Nazi Germany to avert war with the idea that mutual prosperity could prevail. It cites Wallace and MacLeish defending trade with totalitarian Germany and later arguing trade with Russia to prevent divisions, while warning against sanctions.

Austria Czechoslovakia America Germany Europe Wallace MacLeish Gestapo Buchenwald Dachau America Now, She Will In Another 20 Years.’ Somespeck MacLeiah Henry Wallace Russia Uwth Isene New Republic Pete Danube Balkans

Okinawa Battles Render Japanese Surrender Surges

Guam reports mass Japanese deaths as U S tanks push to Okinawa south shore. Two marine regiments seize 700 yards of coast while many Japanese surrender or flee into the sea. Tokyo notes fall of Okinawa with dire military consequences as Gen Geiger presses for steady advance.

Guam Okinawa U. S Tokyo Kunizhe Ridge Kenisht Ridge Roy 3. Geiger U.S. Tenth Anny

Bombay Crowd Cheers Gandhi Amid Rain in City Arrival

In Bombay on June 20 a cheering crowd greeted Mohandas Gandhi at Birla House despite heavy rain. He arrived with his physician ahead of a meeting of the Congress Working Committee to be held tomorrow.

Bombay Mohandas Gandhi Birla House Consrani Dorty Working Committee Gandhi

San Antonio Area Forecast Clouds and Warm Temperatures

Partly cloudy for Wednesday with sun Thursday. Maximum temperature near 92 and a low around 72. Light to moderate southeast winds along the coast. Weather details continue on Page O A.

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Seven Garbage Routes Hit by Worker Shortage

Residents along seven routes will have no garbage service Wednesday and Thursday due to lack of workers to operate the trucks. City officials say the current staff is stretched thin with labor going to beet fields and oyster channels. Affected areas include Apache courts area, Los Angeles Heights, Tobin Hill, Highland Park, Santa Rita area, West End, and Victoria enyls ayer.

B. A. Lebourin LeLautriit Alpe Aat-Apache Courts Ruiz, Guadalupe, Zarzantona San Jacino Los Angeles Heights Jefferson Manoy Tobin Hil Hetoween Russell Place Ant East Elntira Street Highland Park Santa Rage West End Woodlawn Gulebra Road Victoria Enyrls

Italian Premier Names Ministers in New Government

Italian Premier Fer miento Parr took charge amid a fractured coalition, declaring the government as ordinary. The Actionist led slate appointed ministers with four posts for Actionists and Christian Democrats, while Socialists and Liberals protested the distribution of portfolios.

Tome Fermiento Parr Pam Corte Mihiats Actionists Christian Demorris

Midgets to Wed in Austin United Couple Plans June Wedding

The 54 inch August Swenson and 49 inch Myth Clifton, both Austinites, announce their June 29 marriage in Austin. He worked in Hollywood films before the war and now at Kelly Field, while she is the 19 year old bride-to-be from Mr and Mrs J W Gilston. The unusually matched couple plan to live at Alt West Magnete Avenue.

August C. Swenson Ketly Field Miss Myth Myre Clifton Austin Alt West Magnete Avenue Minget Swenson Fenily Kelly Onn Carl Hollywood Tiny Town

Eisenhower calls for unified command at West Point visit

General Eisenhower urged unified command of U S army air and navy forces to cadets at West Point. He warned that without coordination the services would be the same in function. The tour featured a review of cadet corps and a homecoming moment for Ike, then a cadet at the academy.

West Point Eisenhower U. S. Army Navy Anny Wirforces W. S. Military Academy Congress Kizenhower West Point Greene Washington Gate Peanrds Wilby I Valley Hwe Academy Tufts Ike Uren Omar Bradley Gensing Youni Ike Annapolis Hack Glolntog Regula

Auto kills mother and injures two children

A hit and run near midnight left Frances Var House 27 dead while her children Pierce Travis 9 and Juni Travis 6 suffered body injuries. Police seek a shiny sedan and driver, with Investigator A J Morales leading the search at Robert B Greer Hospital. Witnesses say the car did not slow after striking the group on Jupiter street near Frio City Road.

Frances Var House Peyton Wok Frio City Jupiter Street Pierce Travis Juni Travis Justice of the Place Ivaughan Lagarett Wednendley Poller A. J. Morales Vanal Averyal Robert B. Greer Hospital Mtred Caden Guadalupe Street Jesus Caedena North Colorado West Houston Miguel Zepeda East Lubbock Street South Flores Street Robert H. Green Hospital Edward Tenge Tate Street

Convict Wins Broad Support for Henry Reprieve

State Senator J Franzlin Spears and a long list of San Antonians helped secure a second reprieve for Claude Cow boy Henry a freed ex prize fighter who had been confined for 50 years for killing a police officer in 1934. Henry received a six month reprieve on April 18 from Governor Stevenson and was ordered to report to the Dallas parole office though no ratification reached local officer Sam Goldfarb. A Dallas parole official said Henry left Dallas without permission to take a job in San Angelo while a city detective reported him in San Antonio last week.

J. Franzlin Spears Claude “Cow Henry Singey San An Tonio Stevenson Daliss Sam Goldfarb Ernest Boyett State Board of Pardons and Paroles Goldfarb Dallas Notton Goldiark Gearine San Angelo Spears Wister M. Halle San Halle San Antonio L. J. “Burk” Gittinger Gittinger

Be th Division Troops To Arrive In San Antonio

Five hundred Texans of the Bith Blackhawk division are due in San Antonio at 7 am Thursday. They travel toward the Pacific theater but will receive a a furlough to visit homes. Many San Antonians are among them. The division, under Maj. Gen. Harris M. Melasky of General Patch's Seventh Army, advanced to Munich after Ruhr gains in World War II. Veterans will report to the War Department Personnel Center for furlough processing.

Béth Division San Antonio Pacific Munich Ruhr Patch Seventh Army Harris M. Melasky War Department

Heroic Action By De Luca Halts Jap Patrol at Davao

In June near Davao Mindanao a U S sergeant named Joseph F P De Luca Belleville New Jersey commanded a machine gun section and charged a Japanese patrol. He ordered the unit to halt and forced a hand grenade grab, his quick reaction holding the crossfire and saving his men from heavy casualties.

Davao Mindanas P. T orNp Aehting Joseph FP. de Luca Belleville Nady Patrot Cunshaven

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