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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1944

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Post War Aid for Russia Planned by Officials

Lend-lease officials map a peace time reform to aid Soviet reconstruction while sustaining U.S. employment. Under the plan shipments end at war’s end, but long life items like electric generators go on credit and continue to Russia for peacetime use. The approach aims to prevent a postwar production slump and to explore what Russia can buy to pay for U S goods.

Russia Exie Johnston United States Chamber of Commerce Soviet Union United States Britain China

Vet of Italy War Tells Experience

Veteran Staff Sgt. Fred L. Rosales recalls landing at Salerno with the 3rd division, then fighting near Cassino where he earned the Purple Heart after a German counter attack on Christmas Eve. He witnessed the monastery bombing and saw Nazis flee as shells fell around his unit. Rosales is the son of Mr and Mrs Mike Rosales of 226 Cassiano street.

Fin Dng Taly Fred L. Rosales Salerno Cassino Rosales Mike Ronsles, 226 Cassiano Street

Air Medal Awarded Posthumously to Carson Flier Montgomery

June 26 report from Somewhere in New Bunaia states Lieut. Gen. George C. Kenney awarded the Air Medal posthumously to First Lieut. Jeff D. Montgomery Jr., of Carson Texas, for meritorious achievement during sustained operational flight missions in the Southwest Pacific.

New Buinea George C. Kenney Aled Air Forces Southwest Pacific Jeff D. Montgomery Jr Carson Texas

Shuttle Bombing Leader Promoted to Brigadier General

Rome June 96 7 Charles W Lawrence commander of the American Flying Fortress wing that began shuttle bombing between Australian and Russian bases has been named brigadier general. Lawrence 43 a 1923 West Point graduate from Orlando Florida took over the wing from Brig Gen Joseph H Atkinson of Delhart Texas who is now deputy commander of the 15th air force.

Rome Charles W. Lawrence Tralian Rudsian Lawrence West Point Carts Orlando Fla Joseph H. Atkinson Delhart Texas 15Th Air Force

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