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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1942

Page

2

Army Wives Find Dallas Welcome Hollow as Move Nears

Army families report a chilly Dallas reception despite prior promises of open arms. Landlords restrict rentals to avoid families with children, worsening emergency housing as the Eighth Service Command nears relocation. A Dallas classified ad labeled a house as “swell located” highlights city inconsistencies.

Dallas Eighth Service Command Tiight Amip San Antonio Childdren

Editorial outlines course to defend republic against Asia threats

The piece argues for home defense aligned with allied quasi democracies and adheres to leaders' principles of freedom and pledges. It notes a policy stance favoring liberty and mutual defense while describing local rent notices where landlords refuse repairs and upkeep responsibilities.

Asia Fion

Escaped convict alert in L A region

Los Angeles police sought Mark Aaron of San Antonio among four inmates who escaped from a Fort Bend prison farm after sawing out kitchen window bars Thursday night. Aaron, jailed for five years for theft in Bexar county, fled with William Kirkpatrick of Fort Worth Mabry Holland of Houston and William D Johnson of San Diego.

Mark Aaron San Antonio Fort Bend Aaron Bexar County William Kirkpatrick Fort Worth Wise County Mabry Holland Houston Harris County Wiliam D. Johnson San Diego

Tax Office Extends Hours for October Tax Discounts

The county tax office will stay open late Monday for property owners paying taxes to gain a 3 percent October discount, announced Assessor-Collector P. E. Dickston. The office will also stay open until 8 p.m. Saturday, he said.

Dickston

Reds Gain in Stalingrad Tank Battle

Red army headquarters said Russian tanks won a critical battle in Stalingrad's north side factory district and that Marshal Timoshenko's relief offensive broke German defenses in the Volga Don corridor. Soviet forces claimed 1600 Nazis killed and 16 tanks destroyed while attacking units pressed the edge of the city.

Styth Red Army Stalingrad Marshall Timoshenko Volga-Don Seyler Timoshenko Caucasus Nalchik Tiflis Unus Red Star Black Sea Tuapse Moenstring Tuanse

San Antonio Lacks Auxiliary Fire Equipment For Defense

San Antonio remains without auxiliary fire fighting gear for defense despite 10 months since a city application was filed. OCD says some cities near the coast receive pumps, while city officials call the promised equipment illusory and unable to predict when San Antonio will receive its share.

San Antonio P. L. Andersson OCD Andereson Anderson Walter Welff Maj Newton Jackson Wolff Associated Press National Office of Civilian Defense

Elby D Choate Funeral Rites Set

Funeral rites for Elby D Choate will be at 4 p.m. Saturday at Porter Lorey Chapel with Rev. Kenneth Hemphill officiating. Choate of 944 West Agarila died in a local hospital Thursday. Interment in Mission Burial Park. Survived by wife Mel Fannie Choate of San Antonio two sons Elby D Choate of Grange Leonard Choate of Camp Davis NC two brothers Glaud L and Homey Choate of Beaumont. Choate was general chairman of Missous Paritic conductors.

Porter Lore Kenneth HR. Hemphill Ely D. Choate West Agarila Mission Burial Park Mel Fannie Choate San Antonio Elby D Grange Leonard Choate Camp Davis N.C

Carnival Set At Travis School

United Nations themed carnival planned at Travis Elementary School to educate students about allies and raise funds for library nooks. Colorful booths representing UN members, plus a student parade and pledge of allegiance to the flag.

United Nations Travis Math Avenue Amprica

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