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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1944
Page
10
The Savannah sailed from Savannah to Liverpool on May 22, 1818, without passengers who feared the novel steamship. Off Ireland she was pursued by the British cutter Kite all day, misidentifying the ship as afire. Shots fired until the Savannah signaled.
S A Softballers and area churches plan Monday night matches at San Pedro Park. The schedule features Menim Viely Baptist versus Woodlawn, plus USFIhookers versus VM in Major B division. South Side Senior High Athletications league opens with Beacon Hill and Temple games at 5 p.m.
San Marcos Army Airfield Navigators push to stay in the title chase as six new players join the roster. Witte hits two homers and drives in six as Ware Hawks rally for an 8-7 win over the Fliers. Colosky allows nine hits, while Errante shines with four hits in a pitching duel against San Marcos. Brooke General hos pital Medicos face Kelly field Detachment next at 6 p.m. Monday.
Lawrence Sullivan surveys the surge of federal bureaus and civilian payroll growth from 1933 to 1943, arguing postwar plans threaten efficiency and national victory. He notes Byrd committee findings of 200 new agencies since 1933, explains manpower concerns, and contrasts World War I expansion with World War II scale.
A historical summary notes extensive printing, photography, and administration by federal agencies. It cites weekly weekly mime press material weighing 46 pounds 12 ounces producing about 875 columns. It mentions 82813 cameras plus 19078 auxiliary items and 53717 processing pieces. It also notes 6000 draft deferments in non war agencies and a 30 million dollar annual federal telephone bill. One cabinet member holds 18 executive order jobs while another directs 33 federally owned entities. Copyright 1844 Habbe Merrill.
DETROIT May 22 Four Berry brothers aged 18 18 7 and 7 were burned to death when a blaze trapped them in the attic of their frame home. Parents watched helplessly one boy escaped by sliding down a drain pipe and is hospitalized in Eloise. The family had ten children five others escaped injury.
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