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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1940

Page

12

Texans urged to stay in guard to finish college

Adjutant General J Watt Page advised Texas National Guard members to remain for a year of service starting in November rather than seek discharge to complete college work. He warned deferred mobilization could occur and noted colleges credit service time. Parents across Texas received the letter explaining reasons to defer graduation and support for training in-state.

Texas National Guard Adjt J. Watt Page Guard Adjutant General General Page Asso

Enquiring Reporter Sheds Light On Royal Visitors

An amused Enquiring Reporter chronicles the Duke and Duchess of Ossolin de Topor traveling incognito as Mr and Mrs Ludwig Topor. The pair, relatives of European royalty, tour globally with charity ties in England and Canada, detailing cars, pets, and a Mexico City stop amid war mood, with the Duke joking about a hearse and his varied titles.

Brsig Irhrir Royel Ward Orsinger Heer East Africa Mexico Salvador Dosamantes Rul John E. Platt England London France Hewes Poland Canada Duke Mexico City Ludwig Qesolin San Francisco Sen Ossolin DE Topor

Selective Service Training Quotas and Procedures

The law sets a maximum active training figure of 900000 men at any time, implying 900000 called per year. The first group, about 400000, is slated to report between November 15 and December 1, 1940. A quota system will allocate men by state and local areas based on Class 1 eligibility, with Texas estimated at 5 percent. Training lasts 12 months, after which enlistees go to reserves for up to 10 years. Some may extend service to two years in the regular army without a further reserve obligation. Training occurs at regular military camps run by army and national guard staffs. The federal government covers transport and maintenance costs during transfers to camps.

Texas A Alaska Philippines National Guard Texas Sears Nantional Salleg Regular Army

Bartenders Promise Softened Police Attitude After Meeting

Bartenders from the West Side held a Saturday meeting with Police Commissioner Louis Lipscomb at a Boultree street bar to press a complaint about vice informers and alleged police indifference. The event featured speeches by Vilar Olivares and others as they urged action and a softer stance toward local bars.

West Side Louis Lipscomb Boultr Salis Rosa GR. Kay“Kendall Vilar Olivares MT Santh

Cruelty Cases Listed by Child Protective Society

Hertian Ochs, president, announced Saturday that the Child Protective Society has 300 complaints of cruelty and neglect of children. The society reports 29 complaints of injustices to helpless orphans, with 13 children cared for at the shelter and four placed in private homes or orphanages. Ten children were sent to schools for the blind and deaf, and one was sent to Boxe Town, Nebraska.

Protective Society Hertian Ochs Ireely Ong Boxe Town Neb

Fragmentary notice from San Animio Prairie parish listing names

The readable fragment mentions a meeting at a highway intersection near Gunter and a program led by a figure possibly named Sean Chandeur in the west. Names like Al GP Raut and Mitchell appear in the faded text alongside notes about the event’s charge or role.

San Animio Prarie Allwee Dni Motoway Gunter Sean Chandeur West AW Mitchell Murieie

Plans to register five million migrants for draft

Washington officials push to register America's floating population for the draft. Local boards told to use every effort with migrants to register. 4.09 million of 5 to 7 million migrants are destitute or jobless. Special registrars may be sent to camps and camps. The draft questionnaire dropped questions on dependents and wages to speed processing, with up to eight pages.

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