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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1943
Page
5
A fragmented page item mentions war end themes and meat production at College Station with stray phrases about statistics, agricultural offices, and classified ads for selling cars and light want ads. The readable bits reference San Antonio tickets and an electronics microscope classifying objects.
General Basiho J. Valdes told reporters in New Orleans that Filipinos will not fall for Japanese propaganda. He asserted strong trust in American troops and leaders and noted Manila's premier Lojo promised independence if Filipinos cooperated with Japan. Valdes, former Corregidor commander, is now in Washington with Philippine leaders.
Dallas dispatch reports personnel shortages in cavalry schools due to inadequate pay. H F B Ivey of the National Education Association told educators from Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana that federal aid is needed to recruit qualified teachers, with a bill in the U S Senate to extend assistance.
WEWARK W J May 10. Detection of confiscible tin tubes in the nation stamped last month reverts the tin salvage institute the only refining agency for user tin tubes in the country. It was recited during April from only 438508 pounds of tubes compared with 22 269 pounds in March. Past month collections were expected to yield approximately 193 000 pours of pure tin. Consumers are required to weighin. Used tube matches table of shaving cream or toner? they purchase.
Washington reports intensified American air action in the Solomons over the weekend. Allied forces claim heavy bombing damaged three Japanese destroyers near Glen Island waters and targeted bases on Kaniui Pauro Ballale and Munda. Waves of bombers torpedo planes and fighters engaged destroyers near Gizo and near Utilla, with one 10 pound bomb said to have struck a destroyer. Communications note the attack’s scale and potential casualties, while noting uncertain timing and scope of all strikes.
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