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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1944

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Nazi Artillery Seeks to Screen Retreat in Crimea

Pravda reported fierce fighting as German artillery shelled Sevastopol, creating a "sea of light" above the city while Red Air Force bombarded enemy positions with low flying planes. The report notes Soviet operations near Stanislawow in old Poland and continued attacks along the upper Siret and Dniester regions, with rail hubs, trains, and other targets hit.

Agrariatea Press Sevastopol Crimea Pravda Eneiny Persis Fravda Red Air Way Geymars Stanislawow Old Poland Toave Red Air Force Bir Raik Lwow Moscow Livow Berlin Europe Sireh Romania Carpathian Mountains Dnestr

Weather German Network Crippled Continued am Page One

Allied air activity disrupts German networks with raids reaching the continent 14 of the last 18 days. Intruders swept as far as Munich last night, shooting down five German planes. A Canadian Mosquito crew downed four, a record. Air ministry communique reports mines strewn in enemy waters and no Allied planes missing.

Munich Air Ministry

Bombing Averages Hit Record as Allied Airforces Struck Europe

An April aerial offensive by American and British forces set a monthly bombing record, totaling 80 460 tons across Germany and occupied territories. The United States contributed 43 500 tons with 537 bombers and 191 fighters lost overall. British totals reached 36 960 tons with similar losses. American aircrews claimed 1262 German planes down in combat and 450 on the ground, while ground-attack targets included Genoa Piacenza and La Spezia. Meanwhile the National Noise Abatement council announced 1944 civic awards to cities across population groups for reducing noise. Chicago won last year’s prize.

Genoa Halifancs Piacenza Turin Italy Venice Milan la Specia Brian Germany R.A. F U. S. Strategic Air Force U. S Fiers Cologne France Belgium Noise Prize New York INS National Ernest H. Peabody Chicago

Whose Navy Did You Say Whose Navy Did You Say MPSON

Navy observers note a transfer of bluejackets to advanced training centers. The piece mentions William Hitler, English-born nephew of the Nazi chief, along with Charles Wor Fuhrer and W. W. Messere sebfniat in relation to observing Hitler's 56th birthday.

MPSON Oompson Naval Training Station Hitler William Hitler Charles Wor Fuhrer W. W. Messeresebfniat

French Secret Army Awaits Invasion

A sensational feature reports an imagined French resistance group poised to strike if Allied breakthrough occurs. Andre Girard is named as a leader, with details of covert operations under Nazi noses. Also promotes May Reader’s Digest issue and highlights wartime topics and articles.

Higer Andre Girard Verrites Depasiands Taother Phvads Berlin Navy Hazes Father Boon

Relief Seen For Flooded Texas Areas

Relief appeared as flood conditions eased in Texas with continued river rises along the Leon and Lampasas. Heavy winds caused deaths and injuries among farm workers, while houses and farm camps collapsed at Chapman ranch. Rail traffic resumed as creeks fell and levees held, but crops and livestock suffered extensive damage across multiple counties including Bell Milam Angelina and Cherokee.

Highway 81 Leon Pearsall Frank Brown Chapman Ranch Bell Milam Tron Lampasas Belt County Three Forks Lampasision Milam County Tte Temple Hall Grapeland Athens Jacksonville Palestines Richland Creek Purdon Cotton Bel Lines Chambers Creek Southern Pacific Lines Gloucbursts Angelina Cherokee Neches Angelina County Mondmarks Lufkin

Baby suit opens as mother testifies over baby gender

Los Angeles May 3 Mrs Lorraine Marie Hardwin to tell jury whether she gave birth to a boy or a girl in a $50,000 suit against Son Hoover hospital. The couple Hal James Firdwig alleges the hospital swapped their child and will prove the case with testimony from the first witness.

iHospital Los Angeles INS Lorraine Marie Hardwin

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