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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1943

Page

7

Gas Shortage Cuts Deliveries in East Cut. Roosevelt to Confer

Washington May 2 An order by the office of defense transportation sharply curtails deliveries in 17 Northeastern states and the District of Columbia fearing worsening gasoline shortages. Restrictions cover retail and wholesale deliveries with routes to be rearranged and most Sunday deliveries barred except milk and bread. Governor O Connor asks fuel transfers from nonessential production as a potential remedy while Ickes office investigates blending gasoline to ease supply.

Washington Roosevelt Tekés East Atantic W.T. Thirsty Office of Defence Trasportation District of Columbia GDT Lee Tae Eaply” Sens Thepa ODY Maryland O'Conor

Pipeline to East Restored Amid Oil Flow Surge

New York on May 25 reports the Gulf Oil pipeline restoration after the Big Inch flood. A temporary eight mile line bypassed a break to resume an eastward oil flow, with pumps and a 259000 barrel daily estimate to Norristown and adjacent routes.

New York Hava Ree W. Alton Jones Gilles Service Company Éranses Inioniteyrt Adinisteatar Toker Prat Arkandis Little Rock Tinstetour

Democrats Struggle for Tax Bill Amid Conference Stalemates

May 23 Washington Democrats press to unite on a tax bill amid muddied conferences. Senator Byrd backs persistence as lawmakers push a pay as you go plan to tax the nation and clear back taxes for about 3 million people. Senate and House leaders urge broader agreement despite divisions. President Roosevelt’s stance remains undecided as talks continue.

Washington Chonge Senate Tom Ballies Byrd D.- Va Senator Wale

Edsel Ford in Critical Condition

Detroit May 25 Edsel Ford four year old president of the Ped Motor company is reported today in critical condition. Ford, only son of Henry Ford, is suffering from undulant fever at his home on Like Sir, California. Undulant fever is a low persisting fever contracted from animals and transmitted by raw milk.

Detroit Gdsel Ford Ped Motor Company Ford Henry Ford Clafr

County Schools Receive State Apportionment Funds

County Superintendent R. W. May announced a state apportionment of 73,000 dollars to county schools, enabling payment of owed salary installments to teachers for the war era. The report notes 73,090 students in the county and references forthcoming education board actions and next year plans.

R. W. May Bega Aouly State Board Hasvel Chaniel Magsala

House to Vote On Repeal Of Poll Tax

Washington May 23. Southern congressmen lose bid to block debate on a bill outlawing poll taxes. House vote set at 260 to 210 to decide if seven states may require payment to vote in general elections. Critics call the move a bid for Black votes. supporters deem the tax unconstitutional. Senate opposition seen as likely.

Washington Olls Lais House Alabama Arkansas Georgia South Carolina Texas Virginia Cox Pro Hense Sauthtyneys Senate Buster Cowld Dyovn Lorth

Commons Asked for More War Funds

In the House of Commons Loveorn May 25 Kingsley Wood chancellor of the exchequer asked for a supplementary Vote or credit to cover war expenses from early June to August. The pound was quoted at 4 47 in asking for the appropriation, noting British war expenditures now total 13,500,000 pounds. He budgeted 4,200,800,000 pounds for the current financial year.

Loveorn Kingsley Wood Exchequer Commons

Woman Found Dead on Railroad Tracks in Wauseon

A modishly dressed unidentified woman was found dead on the New York Central tracks near Wauseon Ohio. Coroner H M Werner believed she was struck by a train after possibly being murdered. The case remains unsolved with investigators seeking clues to identify the victim and determine the circumstances of the death.

Wauseon Ohio Jere H. M. Werner Geall Cain

Sells Film Rights for Women of Britain to Warner's Studio

Hollywood gossip item reports Jon Streniher selling film rights to the British letters collection Women of Britain to Dave Diamond. The piece notes Miss Birler’s foreword, her husband’s war absence, and connections to My Man Godfrey era films. It includes random Holly wood snapshots and rumors about casts and projects.

Jon Streniher Britain Louella Q. Pansons Motley Pirtler Hollywood Hettaln Yugny Jet

Brown Defends OPA Amid Criticism Over Food Markets

Washington March 25 The OPA faced denunciations from businessmen and internal disputes as Brown defended the agency’s 400 million federal subsidy to cut meat, butter, and coffee prices by 10 percent. He sought funds for 1400 new inspectors to curb black markets and rejected rumors of mass resignations, insisting personnel changes were due to policy differences and not a collapse of authority.

Washington Ith Conmani OPA Brown Yosram House Tomas Arceptra Ss Ahout Orci Ekitehen Enbireat Hor Fey R.mase Herter Ghester C. Davis Wasly Charles W. "Holeman Licational Co

Barefoot Burglar Robs Truck In Unclear Tale

A disjointed report describes a barefoot burglar allegedly prowling offices on an unsteady street, stealing a money box and $15. Details about suspects, location, and timing are unclear and fragmented.

Palice Tuestiny Ash Sanchez Gilbert ‘Tuckies Genter Street Akon Ardoreng la Sans

Russians Seek Talks on Next Meal at Food Parley

Report from Hot Springs describes Soviet delegation pressing for food aid and postwar economic relief. U.S. and British representatives weigh measures as Russia pushes for assurances against profiteering and demands access to food distribution. Delegates discuss tariffs and allocation amid looming shortages.

Russia Trevennes Isa Mid Savich Kretskey Uissia Fomi Tny

Extra Food Seen For Hard Workers

HOYT SPRINGS Va May 2 17 The U S delegation to the International ford conference discussed possible government sponsored increases in food for workers needing more than current ration allotments. Agriculture department experts suggested reviving government distribution measures as a supplement to consumer rations and using a system of adjusted ceilings to aid heavy physical laborers. They noted canteens and factories in Great Britain as examples and cited other programs like purchase and distribution to needy families as ways to widen food access for workers in labor intensive jobs.

Hoyt Springs U_ S Ford Agriculture Department

Students Cry But Not From Sadness

Police investigate a chaotic end of term scene as students cry at a school celebration. Authorities seek to identify who caused the triggering incident that led to widespread tears amid the festivities.

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