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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1943

Page

2

Milk Price Ceiling Raised in Area 1-A

Milk prices rise for San Antonio and Alamo Heights with a new ceiling. Retail quart costs go from 14 to 15 cents while producers receive 13 cents per quart, not affecting producer payments. Cafes and restaurants may charge 8 cents per half pint. regulation shifts to six regional ceilings.

San Antonis Alamo Heights Clifton George ,Jr OPA Ben Antonio Max Mccullough George San Antonio

Capital Safe Chinese Say Japse Drive Aims at Yangtse

Chungking authorities said the Japanese drive in Hupeh province is to safeguard communications on the Yangtse River and does not threaten Chungking. They noted a 100 mile river stretch beyond Yochaw as the enemy supply line to Ichang. An overland push would need at least 10 divisions. An army spokesman estimated 20 000 Japanese in the current drive.

CnunGai NG Marine PI

Hess Prefers To Remain Prisoner In Scotland

London March 12 Hess declares he prefers internment in Scotland to liberty or death in Germany. The stance was reported by a British government booklet The Roof Over Britain which surveys Britain s anti seadefense from 1938 to 1962 and notes the former Nazi No 2 s reply to a gunner s question.

London INS Rudolf Hess Scotland Germany Britain

Rommel 'mad' says Eighth Army leader at Mareth line

George Laty reports Gen. Bernard Montgomery, describing Rommel as a trapped rat, says Rommel’s attack on the Eighth Army east of Mareth line failed. Montgomery tours front, praising troops after Rommel loses tanks and positions.

Rommel Eighth Army George Laty L.N Mareth Line Marath Line Bernard L. Montgomery Montgomery Matamata

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