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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1941

Page

6

Biggest Army Game to Open in June Maneuvers

Eighth corps maneuvers launch the largest field exercises in the country, with Third and Second armies to join in September. Preliminary drills run May 24 to June 1, then June 1 to 15, near Brownwood. About 50,000 officers and men, plus attached units, will participate across Fort Sam Houston Camp Borie Fort Worth areas under Third Army direction.

Eighth Corps Brownwood Third Army Thure- Gay War Department Louisiana Phen Fort Sam Houston Camp Borie Camp Berkeley Abilene East Texas Louisians Pebid al A

Manhole Cover Theft Arrests in Greensboro

Police in Greensboro arrest two men for stealing heavy steel manhole covers from city streets and selling them as junk. The suspects allegedly disassembled the discs for salvage while authorities note rising demand for housing and rooms.

Greensboro N. C

Divorce Granted for Cool Coffee in Chicago

Mrs Patri tia Reinfeld sought a divorce from Samuel Reinfeld in Chicago after he left to buy cream and did not return for a year. Judge Cornelius J Harrington granted the divorce citing prolonged separation and failure to maintain marital duties.

Chicago Patri Tia Reinfeld Samuel Cornelius J. Harrington

Draft evasion case rocks federal grand jury in Maine

Uncle Sam took Stanley L. Leonard at his word on a draft questionnaire. Leonard wrote I’m not making this out if you want me come and get me. He was arraigned on a draft evasion charge and held for a federal grand jury in Kangas City Maine.

Kangas City Marci Sam Stanley L. Leonard Leonard Mel Jerat

Startling Developments In Five Day Old Agnew Murder Probe

An ominous pause followed lengthy closed conferences among top officials as investigators in the Agnew murder case identified two suspects still at large. District Attorney Roth R. Shook and Sheriff Gwen W. Kilday led the discussions, signaling possible breakthroughs in the high profile inquiry.

Agnew Roth R. Shook Sherif Gwen W. Kilday Shis

Agnew murder suspects traced across Texas and beyond

San Antonio lawmen spread full descriptions of bald suspects linked to the brutal killing of Agnes Agnew. Reports say one man has a Kansas prison term and ties to West and Midwest crime, with moves through Rio Grande valley toward the Pacific coast. A South Carolina woman was tested for truth, later cleared, as investigators gathered clues from Agnew’s belongings and questioned others in Edinburg and San Antonio.

San Antonio Pacific Coast Middle West Kansas Texas West Coast Rio Grande Valley Agnew PBC Trady South Carolina Raymondville iWho Pat Dwyer Bexar County Dwyer Agnes Brownsville Clytiing Mindy Patten Houston Edinburg Victoria Street Fagg-McCollm-Murray H Trubftte Mision Tunial Park

Caterers to See Style Show Skit

The San Antonio caterers club will meet Thursday at 4 15 p m at Horeee Mann school. A style show of waitresses uniform will be held under the direction of Mrs Bo Moffet, director of caterering of the Dubie school. Miss Pear Hart will direct the skit.

San Antonio Digeelinn BO. Moffet Directar Dubie Achooly Pear Hart

Train Collision Kills Six in Spartanburg at Night

Six rail workers, all from Columbia, die when two Southern Railway freight trains collide near an overhead bridge at Glendaly Avenue in Spartanburg. Firemen used torches to reach and recover the bodies after hours of effort. Engineers J. R. Holcomb and L. B. McCord, conductor L. O. Grant, firemen J. G. Summers and J. J. White, and assign- ment Harry C. Sehiffey are named among the victims. A brakeman and flagman on the southbound train escaped by leaping to safety.

Spartanburg Southern Railway Columbia R. Holcomb L. B. McCord L. O. Grant J. G. Summers J. J. White Harry C. Sehiffey

Easter eggs scarce for British children this year

A London report notes a shortage of surat and other materials used in chocolate making will stop producers from creating both Easter chocolates and blocks. The shortage means no Easter eggs for British children this year and affects chocolate manufacture.

London Britain

38000 Defense Workers Idle Across Nation

International News Service reports widespread idle labor in vital defense industries despite a new federal mediation board. about 33 000 workers in 21 plants are idle with scattered disputes in others. cities and companies listed include Chicago Illinois Allis Chalmers Milwaukee Edgewater Aluminum Todd Galveston Universal Cyclope Pittsburgh General Motors Oakland Detroit Calkin Motor Brill Richmond Dayton Wheatland Harvill Rock Falls Valparaiso among others with 200 to 10000 workers affected.

International News Service Federal Mediation Board Chicago International Harvester Company Milwaukee Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company Edgewater N. J Dayton Ohio Wheat Fie Inglewood Cajif Harvill Aircraft Company Rock ‘Falls Valparaiso Ind Ailiglntat Steel Products Company

Sharecroppers Get Back on Their Feet in Missouri

A year after homelessness 1500 sharecropper families in Missouri's boot heel region now stock their larders with 250000 dollars worth of food grown by the farmers themselves. The Farm Security Administration funded gardening and food preservation supplies for families certified by Missouri social security or on relief. Landlords provided free garden plots.

Washington Merchai Mnb Missouri Fami Itea Farm Security Administration FGA Missouri Social Security

Pope Starts Peace Feellers Plan for International Armistice Conference

Informed London sources report Pope Pius XII backing general armistice moves and an international conference to discuss peace possibilities rather than terms. Mussolini and his circle oppose the plan, while Crown Prince Umberto is expected to be a key initiator. British Catholic clergy favor Vatican directions but oppose any pact that does not aim at Germany's total defeat.

London Mussolini Victor Emmanuel Trajan Umberto Anid Tate Britain Vatican Ars Germany

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