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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1945

Page

4

Thanksgiving Reflections From Henry McLemore Column

Henry McLemore shares a warm Thanksgiving memory planned for print. He recalls hamburger aromas hot plates toasted rolls and popping corks of soft drinks, noting eleven shared Thanksgivings with his husband amid travel to varied events like midwest football games hog huskings and corn calling contests.

Rounily Middle West

Thanksgiving Dash Turns Into Home Dinner Plan

The narrator recalls frantic Thanksgiving travels with Henry, choosing quick hamburgers over turkey. Plans now shift to eating at home with a simple menu of turkey, Virginia ham, sides, and pies, amid hopes of a quiet evening and perhaps a visit to someone else’s house for a snack.

Henry Turkey Virginia Hen Yesteryday

Princess Margaret undergoes appendectomy at Buckingham Palace

Nov 22 report states Princess Margaret Rose had an appendectomy today with Buckingham Palace announcing her condition as satisfactory. The operation was performed amid hospital and royal physicians' care.

Princess London Princess Margaret Rose Buckingham Palace

Greek Regent to Resign After Cabinet Change

ATHENS Nov 22 Arch bishop Damaskines announced he would resign as regent of Greece. The move follows the swearing in of Themistokles Sophoulis as premier and a new cabinet. Sophoulis said British pressure forced Damaskinos to delay resignation and swear in the government, with Britain’s envoy Heath MacNeil warning of protest if not. Earlier Damaskinos had withdrawn his resignation to allow the outgoing cabinet to act, despite constitutional doubts.

Athens Damaskines Greece Uberal Themistokles Sophoulis Sophoul Damaskinos Heathr MacNeil Damaskinoss Macneil London Damaskittos Panagolis Kandllopoutis

Two Ford Workers Die in Explosion at Highpond Ford Plant

DETROM Nov 22 Two Ford workers were killed and two others seriously injured late Wednesday in a $25,000 explosion that damaged a one story building at Ford Motor Company's Highpond Paris plant. The deceased are Thomas H. Geon 22 a recently discharged veteran and Laster J. Wright 43. Wallan 8. Sitti director of the Ford safety department described a ball of fumes from a steam dairy oven that set off the blasts.

Ford Motor Company Highpond Paris Thomes H. Geon Laster J. Wright Wallan Sitti Ford Safety Department

Enlistments Lead Eighth Army Recruiting Drive

Dallas dispatch reports the Eighth Services Command stating that men in the region since September 4 total over 30 000. The command has enlisted 16 40 percent of the world total and leads the army in the current recruiting campaign.

Dallas Eighth Bervies Command Comand

Iran Revolt Held Disaster

Ankara reports tense Turkish watch near Azerbaijan as Watan fears a looming disaster linked to Soviet‑imposed Azerbaijan unrest. The paper warns against imperialism triggering broader war and calls Britain and America to bear responsibility.

Ankara Turkey Tranian Azerbaijan Istanbul Watan Britain America Tusvir

Explosions in Nuernberg Linked to German Mine Destruction

NUERNBERG November 28 a series of blasts last night were reported as resulting from the destruction of German mines by U S demolition squads. The disclosure follows earlier rumors of sabotage and marks the latest wartime disturbance in the city.

Nuernberg U.S Aire

Munitions Blast Kills 3 Soldiers in Osaka Bay

Three American soldiers were killed in a munitions ship explosion in Osaka Bay on Wednesday. The ship was unloading munitions and the Americans aboard were supervising the operation. Names of the dead were not released.

Tokyo INS Osake Bay

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