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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1944

Page

3

Political Time-Bomb In Texas Set to Go Off

Texans prepare for a pivotal election as polls open Tuesday with 23 electors at stake across the state. The campaign features Roosevelt Truman Democrats, Dewey Republicans, and regulars seeking to influence the national outcome. The result hinges on Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio turnout.

Texas Jack K Associated King Poth State Comptroller Elleibie Roosevelt Willie Wilkie Prohibition Socialist America First McDonald Prohibition Party Lst J. E. McDonald Charles D. Turner Daling Hatton W. Surmiara Wotledqge Treman Senatar Harry Byrd Dalias Dallas Dewey Port Worth Houston San Antonio Foxes Truman Supreme Court of Texas Regulary Texas Republican National House of Representatives Dies O'Daniel Marin Dies John Bricker Ohio Harry Truman Spraxer Sam Rayburn Tom Ceannudy Oklahoma Robert Kerr Roosevelt-Trumar Davey Bricker Merritt Gilson National Congress Frunga

Army Sets War II Memorial Day Observances

Major Gen. Richard Donovan ordered observances across installations in Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana to honor soldiers who died in the present war. Services for families of war casualties were to be held on November 12 noted as a nationwide memorial day.

Dallab Southwest Richard Donovan Texas New Mexico Okihoma Arkansig Lerussiana

Striking MESA Members Back at Work in Detroit and Toledo

DETROIT NOV 6. Striking members of the Mechanics Educational Sociality of America returned to work in Detroit and Toledo war plants. Roosevelt ordered army seizure of eight Toledo plants and UAW CIO officials met to resolve the Toledo jurisdictional dispute. About 7700 workers at Continental Motors and the Frird trailer company faced action as authorities pressed for an end to the walkout. Contingent meetings were held with local unions to settle bonus disputes involving Continental Motor and the Firdar Treffer company.

Detroit INS Mechanics Sdudational Sootery of America Tolete Sane Haw Vaw-Oio End & Ettlke Continental Motors Fruhaul Trailer Company George White Anol Matthew E. Smith Toleto Roosevelt U. G. Attemmeys FBI Toledo Atfective Service War Manpower Commisson MESA Istrikers Army Fhe Uawcio Smith Richard Gosser Uaw-Cio Continental Motor Company Suaw-Cio Fridarf Treffer Company Uke Management

Jap Admirals Get New Commands

SAN FRANCISCO November 8 Vicr Adm Rokute Sugiyama former chief of naval construction was named commander of the Nipers Chi Base naval station at Nagasaki to replace Vice Adm Marquis Tenshisa Komatsi who was director of the naval academy at Tokyo. The Tokyo radio announced the change. The broadcast was recorded by the underwater communications mission.

San Francisco Rokute Sugiyama Navel Construction Iripers Chi Naga Sak Tokyo Radio Marquis Tenshisa Komatsi Naval Academy Tokyo Odernt Communications

FDR and Hull Invited to Visit France

President Roosevelt and Secretary of State Hull received an invitation from General De Gaulle’s provisional government to visit Paris. The State Department announced the invitation, issued by Benet Hoppenot, plenipotentiary delegate of the provisional government in the United States.

Washington MNSI Roosevelt Hull General Decaulle France Paris State Department Benxi Hoppenot Preene United Tates

Men’s Absenteeism Beats Women in War Labor Output

A War Information Bureau report shows men average five days less lost from work due to war-related causes than women in 1843. The study notes men miss fewer days from illness injury or other duties, contrasting with higher absenteeism among women in wartime labor.

Washington Nav

Board Set Up To Probe Treason By Leyte Filipinos

A board of inquiry was established in Leyte to investigate alleged disloyalty treason and related acts by Filipinos in Leyte. It will review charges against Col Rupert Kangleass governor of Leyte and decide on trials. Maj. Gen. Basilin J. Valdes chairs the panel with Col Edgar Crossman and local lawyers among the members. Philippine law allows the death penalty for treason.

Leyte Philippines XVNSJ Clargta Haid Ruperte Kangleass Suerim Basilin J. Valdes Hhilippine Army Secretary National Defense and Communications Tite Manuel Quiozan Boar Marieng Bratin Philippine Army Ismmel Mathay Anad Layle Bernardina 1 Demeterio Ymilio Benitez

Dead Cows Screen Patrol As Yanks Knock Out Pillboxes

War dispatch recounts Pvt. George Harner and a comrade using two dead cows as cover to approach German pillboxes. They directed artillery fire, clearing strongpoints near Lerles of concrete and Sigel pillboxes. Also noted: sailors feed ration scraps to a pet goat, foxhole fishing, and a Bronx soldier who endured No Man’s Land shelling during a four day stretch.

Hal Boyle Germany Promine Fasheu George Harner Reading Herney Allerles Hamer Gemma Parner Harper Morris Zhamermen Bronx New York No Man's Land Damerlean Jeader Zimmenan Zinmerman

Rites Set for Sir John Dill

Washington services were held for Field Marshal Sir John Dill who died Saturday night. He will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery after a service Wednesday at 2 PM in the Washington Cathedral. Dill, 63, born in Belfast, Ireland, headed the British Joint Chiefs in the United States and previously served as governor of Bombay before his U S post.

Washington John Dill J. Mt Washington Cathedral Clall Mission United States Arlington National Cemetery Joby Belfast Ireland Walter Reed’ Hospital Maess Horetiett Imperial General Army Beed Bonemy

President's flag design description on blue field

A fragmentary note describes a flag with a blue background and a white emblem or symbol in the center. It appears to reference presidential insignia and uses ambiguous terms that hint at a formal banner or emblem but lack clear specifics or coherence.

Jaranze

Overseas Ballots Seen Likely Favor Texas Regulars

Secretary of State Siiney Latham faced difficulties tallying overseas ballots as he coordinated with county officials from Austin. A slim turnout is expected, with estimates suggesting fewer than 18,000 overseas ballots will be cast. Texas regulars appear favored, as military voters still serving could choose the regular absentee ballot. No firm counts available in Austin.

Ausein Siiney Latham Lnte Sunoday Anu Austin Postaltice Texas Mermelve Olro Roosevelt Cate Tite Belng United States Austin

Mere Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH

An OCR fragment describes an improved denture powder PASTEZTH and a nose plate insert, claiming easier wearing and comfort. It mentions no sour taste and references a denture brand or product terms with unclear spellings and placement notes.

New Precinct Voting Advice From County Clerk

County Clerk Pred Huntress declares new precinct residents must vote in their new precincts if moved recently. Voters may be challenged by the election judge but can vote with a paid poll tax or exemption. Exemptions for those 21 before election and residents outside the city are noted. Returned service members must pay poll tax if not voting on federal ballot.

Herbert Hoover al Smith Texas Austin Nations Administration Texas Supreme Court Chicago Witte Delagates Huntress Dimgel Irving Elty

Itching First Application Check Itching First Application Agonie

Fragmentary text with unclear names and items. readable elements hint at a formal application or filing. No concrete events, dates, or entities clearly identified. summary limited by ambiguity and illegibility.

Used fats salvage drives war effort and victory

A wartime appeal urges American women to continue saving used fats to support medicines, synthetic rubber, soaps, and munitions. The message—approved by WFA and OPA and paid for by Industry—warns that fat supplies from Japan were cut and stresses ongoing collection until final victory.

Killer Hitler Europe Pacific WFA OPA

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