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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1941

Page

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Reds Push Counter Attacks Across a Chaotic Theaters

The report chronicles Allied and Axis movements in Asia and Europe with Japan advancing in China’s Henan and threats around Singapore while Manila discusses Pacific strategy. It notes German reprisals in Bohemia and Moravia, executions in Poland, and ongoing prisoner exchange disputes between Britain and Germany, including 150 Germans aboard ships off Newhaven.

Tome Saigon Singapore Manila United States Far East Philippines Pacific Shanghai Henan Chenshen Yellow River Europe Norwegian Telegraph Etkie Trondheim Germany France Belgium Bohemia and Moravia Reinhard Heydrich Bohemia and Moravia Berin Adolf Hitler Poland Britain England Geneva Newhaven

Stalin Piety Is Doubted

Washington Oct 4 Senators Nye and RIBD predicted little progress on religious freedom in the Soviet Union despite President Roosevelt directing Harriman to pursue talks with the USSR. They said Stalin will not loosen any liberty while his regime remains in power and noted ongoing tensions with church leaders and allied statements.

Washington Roosevelt W. Averell Harginian Stalin Soith Oss Nye RN. D Harriman Har Viman Respion Piiament Churen Churchill

Can This Be America War Time Letters From Readers

A collection of letters and poems from readers debating U.S. entry into the war. They express patriotism, concern for drafted youths, and skepticism about aiding England versus protecting American interests. Readers discuss drafts, jobs, love, and the freedom of the seas, with strong voices urging caution and national defense.

Wichita Falls Flood Danger And Relief Efforts

Severe flooding in Wichita Falls as Holliday creek swelled and Lake Wichita overflowed causing over 100 blocks to flood. Red Cross set up first aid stations for 518 people while Army and air corps aided evacuations using boats and stretchers. Cedar creek and Lytle creek floods affected Abilene area with temporary marooning and limited damage.

Aseaniaicg Wichita Falls Red Cross Sheppard All Feld Lake Wichita Holliday Creek Wichita Abilene Lytle Creek Cedar Creek

Son Born to Molly Hellman Staggs of The Light

Molly Hellman known Light feature writer Mrs Staggs welcomes her son William Hellman Staggs born at Sania Rasa hospital to Mr and Mrs William Steggs of 512 Marshall Street. The announcement invites newspaper colleagues to share congratulatory wishes.

Spound William Steggs Marshall Street Sania Rasa Hospital Molly Hellman The Light

Twin-motored B-18 bomber missing over southwestern states

A B-18 army bomber with six crew and passengers vanished near Needles California while en route from Sacramento to Albuquerque. Lieut A T King reported the craft at 8 20 p m Thursday as storm fronts closed the usual air route across Central Arizona. Emergency fields were reported along the airway but no trace had been found. Passengers included Linus W W Krimm D G Boyd and Lieut AR H Conway with others from Pendleton Spokane and Springerville.

A. T. King Laramie Wyo Needles Albuquerque CAA Arizona Linus W.W. Krimm D. G. Boyd Pendleton Ore All H. Conway Wilbur Co-Piint Corp. L. &. Gillem Spokane Wash Pvt L. T. Morefield Springerville Ariz

Night Blotter Relays Police Tales Of Friday Crimes

Police blotter recounts a string of petty crimes from Friday night and early Saturday morning. Douglas Price reports a back-stab robbery for $35 and a watch. Edgar Goodrum and accomplices are tied to a $6 robbery. a woman reports being dumped from a car after resisting advances. other thefts include a portable cable, a radio, and a dresser. A circus outing ends with a muddy child rescued by police and a recovered watch.

Petty Ovine Douglass R. Price Company B 2Nd Engineers Commerce Cherry Streets Price Edgar Goodrum Battery A 12Th Field Artilery South Flores Street Gondrum Bennie Salvadore Vera Cruz Stree Edward Zimmerman Clay Avenirs Lyla Wilson Kelly Field Thomas McCoy Rendolph Maurine Edwards Park Avenue West Commerce Smith Streets Robert B. Green Hospital Kidder 8Th Infantry Commerce Inc Bowie Carrol T. Price Essex Street Bigyes Crockett Street St. James Street May Librada Vallejo Cojsima Street Dauhter Lucy Woodlawn Lake

Publisher Favors Alaskan Highway

Beattle Weather notes and a Texas publisher Genrst Howe promote a highway across Canada to Alaska claiming it will bring more women and growth. Howe duels with bears during a hunting trip while downplaying Alaska’s current opposition. Weather data and tides accompany the fragmented report, reflecting a local newspaper page mix.

War Roundup: Russians Counter in Crimea and Far East Moves

War Roundup reports Russians counter-attacking in defense of Crimea while Red Army claims new successes in the north and southwest. Nazis press Donets basin and Kharkov. Japanese claim Chengchow in Henan and grand maneuvers in French Indo China. Allied chiefs confer at Manila as prisoner exchanges stall at a British port awaiting Germany talks.

Associated Press Crimea Red Army Donets Basin Kharkov Chengchow Henan Indo-China Far East Manila Germany

FDR and Willkie Urge Chest Drive For Defense Support

President Roosevelt and Willkie joined to appeal to Americans to back the Community Chest drives. They emphasized defense needs and the civitan well being, urging the public to aid as a safeguard of national strength. Roosevelt, broadcasting from the Capitol, linked civil aid to national security, stating duty to defend America parallels armament work.

Associated Prent Roosevelt Willkie Capitol Lust New York America

Capitalist's Mother Dies in Orange

Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Mrs. Carrie Lutcher Brown 90 a philanthropist and daughter of a pioneer lumberman who built one of Texas largest fortunes She was born in Williamsport Pa and moved to Orange in 1878 widow of Dr E W Brown and mother of E W Brown Jr and Lutcher Brown San Antonio The obituary notes her art studies in New Orleans New York and Paris and identifies her as a prominent local figure.

Orange Carrie Lutcher Brown Fexas Williamsport Brown Heimy Jacob Luteher Willumsport New Orleans New York Paris

Helicopter to Rescue Parachutist From Devil's Tower

Sundan ce Wyoming October 4 A helicopter was sought to rescue George Hopkins a world traveler and self styled parachutist stranded atop Devil's Tower after a bet led him to jump from a plane to the rock circle Hopkins base camp 40 feet wide awaited extraction by rangers Ernest Field and Warren Gorell with ski pro Dick Durrance providing assistance Helicopters planned to land near the pinnacle as stores planes dropped supplies and spectators gathered around the base of the tower for updates

Sundance Wyo George Hopkins Devil's Tower Hopkins Brockelsby Rapid City A. D Sikorsky Company Los Angeles Pinnacla Wyoming Hopkins’ Aiy Island SHI Pro Rocky Mountain National, Park Rangers Dick Durrance Alta Utah Dartmouth Ernest Field Warren Gorell Wiseericks

Richest Woman 'n Orient Dies

SHANGHAI Oct. 4. The Orleans Tehesh woman Mrs. Lise Hardoon died at 78, leaving a fortune around 40 million dollars. She spent her last four years in total blindness and suffered through wealth disputes after inheriting from her husband Silas Hardoon, a Baghdad Jewish immigrant and British subject who died in 1931.

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