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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1943

Page

4

Texas Fliers in India tied for Daring Raids

A compile of crash and injury reports from a traffic incidents year, naming Brew Jergens aged 64 and Hazel George 18 among those injured. Include mentions of a Miss Mackgrew in a collision near Étivan and a fire on a truck near Castleville road. Hospitals referenced: Medical and Surgical, San Antonio area. Authorities include Mrs Charles Rohmer and Wilson Crawford.

Brew Jergens South Cancho Strerr Santa Rosa Ron South Flores Street Hazel George Seventh Streck Charles Rohmer Drake Street Enid Rome Arthur W. Howell Drexel Avenue T Wilson Crawford Hammond Eremus

OPA Plans Checkup On Texas Drivers

Fort Worth dispatch reports OPA will check motorists on main highways in north and west Texas during the coming week. Director Mel McGee said gasoline rationing rules may lead to suspension or revocation of ration books for violators and criminal charges will be filed where warranted. He warned service station operators not to accept invalid gasoline coupons.

Fort Worth INS Texas Army fortMepar OPA Fovrs OPA Mel McGee McGee

British Submarines Sink 7000-Ton Axis Merchant Ship

British submarines operating in the Mediterranean have sunk an armed Axis merchant ship of 7000 tons and destroyed two auxiliary vessels. They damaged three large tankers and several supply ships, and engaged two Italian destroyers. A radio location station on Lina Island north of Sicily was repeatedly hit by a submarine. The admiralty announced yesterday.

London Medterraneean Adjean Alina Island Sicily Admiralty

Five San Antonio Men in Combat Crews Honored

San Attonians and Texans commend heavy bomber group based in India cited by President Roosevelt for outstanding performance against a numerically superior foe. The May offensive dropped 3,500,000 pounds of high explosives on over 40 targets, with five San Antonio crewmen named in the citation and many Texans listed among the broader unit.

San San Antonins Joseph McCord Bombadier Tech Lawrence Phipps Stail Sets Clarence Pawketh Horace Gonzales Heginald Jones Clayton J. Bissel Tenth Air Force Burma Thailand William Delahay Corsicana Felix R. Balley Nacogdoches BL Wright Commerce Capt Vick Winter Alpine Tieut Eonard Swenson Robert Curle Big Spring Thomas Sledge Tex Ag Unel Whitsell Pampa Edward Salley Houston Everett Malick Yoakan Towanic Kromeens E Faro Jerre Nibling San Angelo Leo Malach J Beaumant Staf William Snapke Graford William Huttall Robert Gamble Austin Howard Norman Taylor Henry Wallers Mineral ‘Wells Sal Set Earl Waller Dallas

Mussolini and WWII: personal highs and desert campaigns

Fragmentary reminiscence recounts Mussolini's peak popularity after early campaigns in Greece and Egypt, then shifts to Allied battles at El Alamein under Montgomery. It notes British reliance on air power and German co ordination, and the brutal desert warfare shaping the war.

Spain Rome Mussolini Italy Greece Egypt Alantein Montbkomiery

Mauermann Expected Back Monday From Washington Trip

Mayor Gus B. Mauermann is due back in San Antonio Monday after a week in Washington, D. C., conferring with federal officials on war and postwar projects. The trip included accompanying engineer Tommy Coghill while Airport Manager William Steinhardt is in St. Louis handling airport matters.

Gus B. Mauermann San ‘Antonio Mayermannn Washington, D. C San Antonio Tommy Coghill Tursday William Steinhardt St. Louis

FDR Opposes Food Czar Proposal in Inflation Debate

President Roosevelt spoke against creating a food czar and warned Congress it could push inflation. He argued the key issue is keeping food costs down and preventing an inflationary spiral, noting prices rise with wages and impact the poor most. He addressed reports on Chester Davis and questioned how to maintain current costs if power over food was centralized.

Vine - 25 Roosevelt Congress Angel Gabriel Age Thal Farmers Wells Asi Son Chester Davis Davis Office of Price Administration Genel Ie Enurtor

Murray Calls For Roll Back Against Inflation

President Murray issued notices to a congressional committee demanding an effective price roll back by July 15. He warned that failure to act would force a hard line against the inflation program, with subsidies and price controls at risk, as New York Mayor LaGuardia warned of explosive protests and urged Congress to act on the food and transport situation.

Washington Phill Murrau Inbar Murray

Salonika Bombing Run and North African Air Strikes Reported

Liberator bombers hit Salonika with a raid continuing into Page One details as one engine failed and pilots fought to land in Tunisia. In Tunisia Lieut. Mc Blair and Capt. Wellen engaged enemy aircraft while P-45 Warhawks strafed Capoterra and damaged trucks in a wide southern Sardinia sweep. Mitchells bombed Fiorita airfield, engaged a tank landing craft near Olbia, and faced dozen enemy fighters, with eight aircraft observed at Catania after night raids on railway yards and industry.

Page Oneschmitts Bulley Tunisia Hubert Mc Blair Chatham Otto H. Wellensick Dunbar Neb Sardinia Capeterra la Maddelena Cagliari Cairo Sae Mitchellg Crafi Olbla BR. A. F Catania Bisa

FDR rejects deadline of miners amid political clash

Senate criticism grows as Senator Byrd accuses the president of a deal with United Mine Workers leader Jenn L. Lewis over the strike. Republicans warn that such action could derail renewal of the Guffey coal act and affect draft law amendments. House Whip Ramsteck signals a separate bill to pursue Roosevelt’s draft proposal, while the ad ends with a chicken-raising pitch in classified ads.

Byrd Jenn L. Lewis United Mine Workers Robertson R.- Wye Senate Lewis Chase Ways and Mr. Roosevelt Ramsteck Georgia Roosevelt Law

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