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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1942

Page

8

Unique Plan Aids Kiddies at Wille Museum

Visitors to the Wille museum collect canceled stamps by depositing them in a glass jar. The stamps support a children's hospital in England. stamps are mailed to New York and shipped to England to be dyed for dyes. Proceeds fund the hospital for poor children. Local sponsor Mrs Evy DePew urged monthly collections. stamp collectors are asked to keep stamps dry and unsoaked.

Wille Museum

Duncan Field Seeks Piano Donation for Recreation Room

Field soldiers and musicians at Duncan Field appeal for a spare piano to outfit a recreation room. Interested donors in San Antonio should contact Lieut G E Calloway, post recreation officer, or the public relations office at Duncan Field by January first.

Duncan Field Saldiara San Antonian Jan Ca l G. E. Calloway

Kissinger Wins Commission Bombardier Earned Second Lieutenant

Robert Kissinger son of Guy B Kissinger of San Antonio recently graduated as a bombardier from the army flying school in Albuquerque New Mexico and is commissioned a second lieutenant He is a former student at Texas A and M College and has been stationed at Lavefield Dallas and Ellington Meld Hatchton

Robert". Kissinger Guy. B. Kissinger San Antonio Army Flying School Albuquerque N. MM Texas A. and M. College Lavefield Dallas Ellington Meld Hatchton

Brady Wreck Kills Soldier at Fort Sam Howston

One Fort Sam Houston soldier died and two were injured when a car collided with a truck seven miles south of Brady on Sunday. The deceased was Fr. William Vernon Traylor. other injured included James E. Parker and another casualty listed with bruises and lacerations. The crash details come from the Associated Press.

Fort Sam Howston Mt Brady William “Vernon Traylor James E. Parker Dehn Atangly Brady Associated Presa

Baering Down On The News

Arthur Bugs Baer lampoons postwar policy using satirical jabs at junk, trash, and civic waste. He mocks the old neighborly tactic of tossing fin cans and extols a satirical war aim built on junk and excess in a municipal dump setting. The piece plays on absurd patriotism and consumer excess.

Arthur Bugs” Baer 5. Nex

Short Weight Charged Baker's First Meseration Event

Frank Escamilla of the Alamo bakery faced short weight charges after failing to appear in corporation court. Judge T D Cobb issued a warrant and reset the case for Tuesday as City Weights and Measures Inspector Tommy Boyle warned other bakery owners of possible prosecutions. Conviction would carry a fine between 25 and 109 dollars.

Sananconio Corporation Court T. D. Cobb Frank Escamilla Alamo Wyoming South Cherry Street Tommy Boyle

Retailers to Hear OPA Head at Clinic

GC W Nichols of Dallas, regional OPA price director, will lead a clinic Monday at the Gunter hotel about how price fixing will work. Retailers from 13 towns will attend as Nichols urges keeping March sales records and submitting maximum price postings for wholesalers, manufacturers, and services.

GC. W. Nichols Dallas OPA At & P.m Gunter Hotel Chamber of Commerce Nichols Thomas Mosheim

City Accepts Federal Grant for Sewage Plant Expansion

City council votes to accept a federal grant of 44 000 to expand the sewage disposal plant facilities. To match the 34 000, the city plans to issue 91 000 in revenue bonds to mature in 10 years. Bonds will be retired from sewer rentals, diverting 3 000 to 10 200 from the general fund annually. Mayor and commissioners will meet with bond attorneys to finalize details.

Boles Heads Federal Jury in San Antonio Court

Boles of San Antonio named foreman of the federal grand jury for the regular session of United States District Court. Judge W A Keeling presiding. Other jurors include Arthur Barbeck W B P Fileh Finest B Rubsamen Jack Kitz C W Norris Walter J ard FP EB Lahgur eade and Chreslon A King among others from San Antonio and nearby towns.

Boles San Antonio Mouday United States District Court W. A. Keeling Arthur Barbeck W. BP. Fileh Finest B. Rubsamen Jack Kitz C. W. Norris George B. ‘Oke C. W. Melihany Ward Orsinger Rapier Dawson Emil Lubach Wet Tore L. A. Clark End O L. Mee Nesly J Recksprings Bus Hahevle Segulit Jacob Michelson Gonaales Wid Hale Blynco

Wartime marriage talks kick off university series

The Rev. Raymond Taylor of the University of San Antonio will open a four session discussion on What About Marriage in Wartime at 4 pm Thursday. His talk From Friendship to Marriage will begin the program sponsored by the Sark Sana Sorority and a group of business girls aged 18 to 23. His wife, evacuated from the Philippines, stays with her parents in Fayetteville while her husband serves overseas.

Raymond Taylor University of San Antonio Herbert Tt. Pace Sark Sana Sonet Cal B. Pace Sam Hanetan DEMOS West Austin Philippines Fayetteville Nual Corpus Chrietity Lela Maylon Threlkeld Brooksfield

Impaneling Jury Delivers Fire on Police Confession Tactics

Judge W. W. McCrory paneling a grand jury condemns San Antonio police methods used to extract confessions. He likens them to tactics by foreign regimes and warns officers against extorting statements by violence. Jury members include Lytle Gosling and others named with addresses in the city.

San Antonio Dole W. W. MeCrory McCrory Lytle Gosling Insuvanive West Hitsande Avenue Grand Jury

Swallows and Martins Stir La Villita Dispute

A fragmented account describes sparrows occupying Martin apartments at La Villita as Magruder plans to deter them. The piece hints at preparations to block the birds, with references to local figures and ongoing neighborhood tensions.

Caplstrang Hamilton Magruder Marlins San Antonio la Villita Magruder Martin

Special First Aid Course Planned

Special First Aid Course planned to qualify local physical education directors as first aid instructors begins Monday at ? p.m. in Ballvar hall La Villila. About 40 physical education directors from Besk county schools are enrolled. Rodney Yarne leads first aid water safety and accident prevention for Hexar county.

Ballvar Hall la Villila Besk County Rodney Yarne

Red Cross Chapter to Conduct 15 Hour Course

A Red Cross chapter will conduct a 15 hour course and after completion the physical education directors will teach one course in fitness education. The item notes SEADDS but lacks additional context or specifics about location dates or participants.

Ey Red Cross Chapter Tinit] Seadds

University of Texas weighs course for women draftsmen

May 4 Austin report says the University of Texas is considering offering an elementary accounting drafting course for women. The move aims to expand training opportunities and broaden career options for female students in technical fields.

Austin University of Tesas

Home Guard Seeks Tommy Guns Amid Budget Fight

The Texas home guard pressed for 12 Tommy guns while county commissioners refused a loan, citing no money in road and bridge funds and spiking a general fund transfer. The group also failed to secure a government permit for a right of way over Kelly Field for a new military highway.

Home Guard Texas Home Guard Army Springfields Geard Norman Bode Col Sylvan Tang Jim Donnell Rudy Stappelback Bob Uhrend Gam Anders Donnell Charles Anderson Furd Kelly Field Fin City Road

WPA Ready to Feed Texans

WPA operated school kitchens can feed about 500000 Texans during emergencies once cooking units consolidate. Current WPA cooking walls provide meals for about 20000 Texas children in 2320 schools, with over 5000 workers employed and 2760 acres of gardens in cultivation.

K. Tuagley Altostar WEA Cooking Walts Cultivas Bon

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