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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1945
Page
7
Westbrook Pegler criticizes military public relations and Roosevelt era politics, accusing officers of censorship and biased reporting. He argues army press agents push propaganda and political agendas while suppressing legitimate news, citing Roosevelts era disputes, the Fitzgibbon incident, and media coordination with unions and communists.
A garbled newspaper crossword puzzle fragment presents horizontal and vertical clues with numerous corrupted words. The readable entries touch on general knowledge, anatomy, animals, colors, and common objects, interspersed with stray political commentary about press relations and censorship alongside a reference to Roosevelt pardons.
A paragraph of notices describes members of Staph and Mes.sam Diritam enjoying winter sports at Mount Rainier Washington and attending a Lone Star Benevolent meet. It mentions Mrs Laura Fett hosting a meeting, Carl M Strom giving a talk on Safety and Red Cross, funds to Red Cross and Foreign Service, and newly elected officers at a Joy Baan home gathering. Also notes Optimists club luncheon at the Gunter hotel, and the City Federation of Women’s Clubs address by J Sam Levy. New directors named for the organization include Tunand Hirshberg and others.
Cal, aid Mrs. Gnaries A. Symroski announce the birth of a daughter Catherine Ann on February 27. The maternal grandparents are Mrs. Gen. and Mrs. Onslow S. Rolfe. The Symroski and General Rolfe are overseas. Chapter H. B, LO, will meet for luncheon and election of officers at Ip pom Saturday in the home of Mrs. G. L. Nims, 314 West Hulanche Avenue. Co-hostesses will be Mesdames R. W. Patton and C. E. Statterd. The Pirgs Batley church class will meet in the fellowship hall at 3 pm Tuesday. J. Lee Wilson will present the program. Members include Mrs. W. T. Buckwell, C. F. Wilson, H. S. Anion, J Meredith, W. Towitt and W. Davis.
The contest adds a glamorous all expenses paid Mexico tour for two national champions a high school student and a college entrant. Sponsored by Hearst newspapers in 23 cities, the prize totals 75 000 with six awards overall 25 000. Winners travel by premier airliners to Mexico City visiting Yucatan Mayan ruins and other sites returning after seven days. A $1000 war bond and local prize opportunities accompany the trip.
Allied forces push forward on the Italian front seizing Fonte Della Croce and nearby small villages west of the Bologna Pistoia road. Eighth Army, with Italian infantry and British artillery, reportedly reach the Po Primo river area, taking about 200 prisoners. A dramatic rescue and a French naval bombardment are also noted amid ongoing operations.
Fragmentary notice discusses guarding family health amid widespread colds, mentioning moderation in dirt and exercise. Includes garbled terms and list-like phrases about St. Moreph, Aspirin, and Calda related items, with unclear references to quantities and patients.
Japan's peace envoy to the United States, cited by the JAY radio, said he fulfilled his mission to the emperor and people after his American born son Makoto Kurusu was fatally injured intercepting a U.S. carrier attack over Tokyo last month. The envoy and his wife, with American ties, faced a grim wartime moment as Makoto died after returning to base.
Washington March 6 Representative Clare Boothe Luce has flown to London on invitation of the British embassy to report on the role of British women in the war. Her office says the subject is important to understanding women of both nations and she will return with data. The Justice Department rejected private ownership of international airlines, urging government role only if private operation becomes unprofitable. calls for controlled competition and an international body to study world air travel. A switch to government operation might be considered if no profit exists.
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