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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1943
Page
5
Leos guests with Mrs Waller Lee and Ben Johnny of Gam Hred Semple spend ten days in San Antonio staying with Mrs Leo Lucy's brother and sister Mr and Mrs George Lucy. The executive committee of PT A City Council will meet Tuesday at 9 30 p m in Mountelpa auditorians west roam.
In Los Angeles on March 20 a high school student Russell Anderton, 18, was held under $5000 bond for grand larceny. Investigators say letters revealed he threatened actress Betty Grable and that a contact sent him $25,000 in supposed Maplorils and $5009, a plot details unclear.
A Tokyo broadcast reported by the Office of War Information named Takure Mitsui as supreme head of state for China's expeditionary force, marking a notable leadership appointment in the far eastern campaign.
On Saturday evening George D. Inevelon Wilt and members of Amterteat Legion RUX Mary attended events at the Elks Club. In Thames Port aud a discussion led by Miss Elwn Neal, in charge of elementary education, addressed Our Schools on War. Next Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the west room of Municipal Auditorium Miss De Rossette Thomas spoke on The Exceptional Child. The Long Star Hellevollen club met Wednesday with Mrs Kulleyer hosting. P. O. Mathews spoke on Co operation In These One Times as Mrs. Harry Melton introduced him.
New York reports casket makers back at work after union and industry panel urged resumed production. 45 manufacturing concerns involved, with fears of coffin shortages easing as gaskets become available on order to about 1400 funeral directors.
The item transcripts miners and local church members debating John Lewis and Walter Biemann in a Dallas meeting. A corl operator notes Lewis should have become a preacher and a Southern spiritualist quotes imply organizational gospel. The piece reflects unrest, speculation, and a dramatic crowd echo as members weigh leadership and faith.
Formal events mark preparations for the upcoming marriage of Miss Carelyn Herff and Lieut. William Gillam Kennon set for April16. Hosts include Mrs. Jamieson, Draught, who will host a Sunday morning shower, and Dr and Mrs August Herff who will give a buffet supper after the wedding rehearsal on April15.
On March 1 a dispatch reports Brig. Gen. J. W. Crawford an Australian holder of the Distinguished Service Order was killed in an Allied plane crash in the jungle near the Northern pass in Australia along with two other Australians. Four days later two survivors were found. one crawled 100 yards through dense undergrowth. Companions not named.
Surviving crew members from three American ships torpedoed in the Atlantic were landed by a British destroyer and taken to a seamen's club run by the United Seamen's Service. Two men, Frank McCallen of Camdenton Missouri and Preston Boyli of New Orleans, reportedly suffered injuries, including being torpedoed twice within 11 hours.
Grace Lutheran announces special Lenten services at 7 30 p m Sunday and 7 p m Wednesday. Pastor Rev Inka A Scherzer will lead, with art illustrations by Trova sacres aut and Dore's Mose breaking the tables of the Law discussed under the theme Menis: Phot Raised the Gross.
The Associated Press reports a Krupp steel works branch established in Russian Chvalne to supply German occupied Ukraine with steel and machines. The factory is linked with German industry and war effort, illustrating expanded production networks amid occupation.
Dear Miss Fairfax explains army dogs in training, their tagging, and four weeks basic plus advanced specialty training. Also answers on income tax: soldier pay taxed for earnings, overseas allowances not taxed by government share. limited service means noncombat duties. A Life Boat kit note covers fishing gear and emergency rations for ships over 4000 gross tons.
A discussion of how female service members should salute, noting distances from nine and a half paces to at least six and stressing a sharp, attentive gesture. The piece emphasizes eye contact with the officer and a dignified posture as marks of true smartness and pride in the profession.
An article on circulatory health urges readers to exercise daily to improve appearance and well being. It promotes walking two miles, fresh air, and avoiding sedentary lounging, tying beauty to the body’s circulation and overall vigor. The piece includes a community note about a meeting led by Mrs. Helen Lay and lists new members joining the organization.
Salvage wool from old garments to create a cape and yoked frock in a vintage spring pattern set. Includes sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with cape and dress options, requires yardage for lace edging and trim, enlisting Maria March Pattern S273 era pieces. Order details from San Antonio Pattern Department, Texas, with potential two week delivery.
The letter discusses who should write first to the fiancé's mother and how to approach announcements. It covers etiquette for mothers writing, the timing of wedding announcements, and guidance on notifying relatives and guests in a tactful, cordial manner.
Khaki facts detail promotions to first lieutenant and sergeant at various posts. Names include Roy G. Moody, Curtis M. Armstrong, Mark Johnson, Lecoy Mattingly, and more, with postings at Hicksfield, Fort Worth, Strotherfield, and preflight and armored infantry units. Also notes a ten day Hawaii visit for Syl. Mass McGarty and basic training completions at Port Des Moines and Des Moines.
Boston police report two attempted purse thefts turned on a man who grabbed a woman’s handbag but was halted when the victim bit him. Helen T. Hinckley, 62, aided by a quick bite, helped stop the suspect as officers took him into custody amid ongoing investigation.
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