Bomber Tactical Expert Is Killed in New Guinea
Maj. Edward Larner 26, famed B 25 tactician, died when his Mitchell crashed near New Guinea after a low altitude bombing run. Lieutenants Ensminger Clarke and Pelham and gunners Manuelian and Moore among crew killed. Kenney decorated Larner with the Silver Star posthumously.
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Krug Testifies in Second Treason Trial
Detroit May 5 Krug a prisoner in Canada testified before a federal court jury about escaping Brony prison camp in April 1942 and meeting Theodore Douay and others while seeking to return to Germany. He named Max Stephans a former Detroit restaurant owner convicted of treason and sentenced to death for aiding his cause.
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Extension for Absentee Voting Delays in City Election
Public Utility Attorney Cobb extends absentee voting deadline to Sunday at 7 p m for the Canning city election. City Clerk Woods will accept votes all day Sunday. earlier rulings set Friday night May 7. City Attorney Keller notes lack of formal opinion. Mayor Mauermann and overwork cited as context.
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Seven San Antonians to receive UT BBA degrees in June
Seventy San Antonians are among 170 University of Texas students who will receive Bachelor of Business Administration degrees at June commencement. Dean J A Fitzgerald said some graduates may not attend in person due to duty in the armed forces. those called after April will still receive credit for their work. Names listed include Lonis Loy Bosworth and others.
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Albidress Attacks Political Machines At Rally
Independent candidate Charles Albidress denounces political machines at a Labor Temple rally in San Antonio. Speaking to about 300 attendees, he vows voters will control public service rather than professional politicians and gag leaders.
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American Symphony To Perform At Randolph Camp
The American Symphony touring a USO circuit will present a concert for personnel at Randolph Field War College. Led by conductor Laszlo Hlasz, with soprano Elena Longone as soloist, the ensemble draws musicians from major symphonies and operas.
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Je Roberts Rites Slated Thursday
Last rites for Jesee Elbert Roberts, 71, retired railroad engineer who died Wednesday, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at McCollunt Murray chapel. Interment in Sunset Memorial Park. A San Antonio resident 23 years, he lived at 204 East Arsenal Street. Survivors include widow Maude H. Roberts of San Antonio, sons Filbert of Waco Otis C. of San Antonio Willard L. Roberts of New York, daughters No Trene Lake and Ethel Mae Roberts both of San Antonio JL Roberts of Morgans Mill and eight grandchildren.
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Rallies Sparked Across Town After Legro Vote
City rally events planned at Douglass School Hackberry and Nebrasky alitets Wednesday night feature a large band and speeches by Carl Matheny. A second rally is set for Dunbar School in the 2200 block of West Poplar Street. A Thursday night event at Douglass School and a final tally Monday night in front of the Municipal Auditorium are announced.
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City Machine Seeks Mexican Votes At Rally
Mayor Gus B. Mauermann blasted opponents at the city machine’s only Mexican rally on Du rango and Les Moras streets. A crowd of about 1500 heard him claim cost savings and justify layoffs while pledging tax relief for homeowners. He highlighted Latino support and attacked rival Nass.
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Four Murder Trials Set by Criminal District Court
Four murder cases received senior trial in Criminal District Court I May 5. Names include Roman Maldonarin Il Hosta perpets charged with knife murder of Samuel Luna December 16 1842. Phillip Jahtism 229 Croshy sweet charged with fatally shooting Curtis Dee February 2 1943. Gavriel Casthreno 514 Coralva street charged with knife murder of Antonio Maldonar Pepri ary 21 Gregorio Morino Ybarra Main avenue charged with fatally stabbing Jesus Martinez March 31.
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Chiropractic Bill Passes In Texas Senate Tie Breaker
In Austin the senate split 12-12 on the chiropractic bill until Lt Governor Smith cast the deciding vote in favor. The measure advances to a joint conference committee to resolve differences between the House and Senate. Debate was heated with Senator J J Sillak opposing the bill as an alleged threat to chiropractors.
Delivery Boy Missing with $300 From Drug Store
A delivery boy hired two days earlier vanished with $300 from Bommer's drug store at 250 College street. The boy was to take the funds to the bank about 109 am Tuesday. Police were notified after the boy failed to return. His motorcycle was found abandoned at Myrtle and Ogden streets.
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Allen Scores A Politicos in San Antonio Mayoral Race
Independent candidate Allen criticizes current politicians plan making and pledges to apply his architecture and building experience to carry out needed work. He appeals to voters tired of the familiar brand and says his knowledge will enable him to do the job.
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Brogan Backs by Jack Davis Campaign Group
W F Bil Brogan for tax commissioner won support from Jack Davis workers after an aide resignation. A letter from Mrs Jack Davis said her husband encouraged Brogan's candidacy and pledged aid.
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Real Estate Operator Suffered Serious Illness
A prominent San Antonio real estate operator, S. A. Real Estate, was stricken seriously several days ago and improved condition noted Tuesday afternoon in the hospital. The report cites his ongoing illness and current status.
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