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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1945
Page
4
Conferees approve a compromise manpower bill to empower Byrnes to control hiring and transfers, with penalties for noncompliance. It seeks to avert a coal strike by mandating civilian service in essential war activities, while lawmakers debate broader labor and war-related measures amid a crowded Senate agenda.
In a wartime broadcast compiled from multiple radio and press items, Serenade Daybreak airs varied chatter on music, news, and entertainment while a decisive discussion in the House Foreign Affairs committee weighs punishment for war crimes. Martin Popper, executive secretary of the guild, asserts the need for timely action, arguing that exposing guilt avoids evading accountability.
A paper carrier on Peel Street reports a break in at the Rosen winery confectionery shop early Sunday. Police investigation found the burglars damaged a jukebox and stole a large amount of cash. Also mentions a Stormovik bomber image in Russia.
The account by Robert Paris describes a brutal air battle with gliders over a frontline village. He recounts crashing planes, exploding weapon fire, and a burning house as Allied and German forces clash amid smoke and shrapnel. Survivors, including Captain James A. Olson, assist wounded crewmen as night gives way to cautious crawling and escape.
The Pont Office promotes SkyMail as the top choice for overseas and domestic air mail. Uses red and blue borders to help clerks separate airmail from regular mail, reducing mis-sorting and speeding delivery. Five sheets travel to troops abroad, fourteen sheets to U S. or Canada. Envelopes hide inside your letter. available at the stationery counter.
Hollywood gossip notes Walter Huston accepted David Selznick's offer to play the frontier preacher in Duel in the Sun. The piece records industry buzz about Phillips roles, other stars testing for parts, and various socializing in early 1940s Hollywood.
A New York report describes a counterfeit money exhibit tied to a planned $500,000 score. Officials warn the public that a thief may return to the scene, while Franklin Society hints at the display of fake currency including a $310,000 and $100,000 bill, urging caution.
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