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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1942
Page
8
A fragmented report describes Defense Guard officers at Camp Bul reviewing World War I trench warfare, teaching that soldiers’ primary job is to kill. Lectures emphasize modern weapons, tactics, and readiness, with references to drills and the moral shift in training.
FW announces acceptance of applications through Fridays for Veterans of Parelg Wars. A medical examination screen will identify defects before the torps examination, with a mental exam also required. Local groups arranged courses in enticldales virnetion by subjects, guiding applicants through the process.
A garbled letter column shows readers railing at a quotation about wealthy women and jewelry. The writer mocks the idea that a man is entitled to certain actions and hints at strained personal claims.
A thief used a plaster saint statue to break a store window and steal a golden cross from Michaels Jowsey store at 11a Aoledad Street early Monday. Police followed the suspect after alarms sounded and recovered some items from a warehouse theft amid reports of a gang of youths.
A 14 year old youth died en route to hospital and five others were injured in weekend crashes on West Commerce and South Presa streets. Andres Reyes died after a collision on West Commerce Street 3100 block. Albert Rodriguez sustained minor injuries as driver of the other car. In a second incident, W W Bryant a Duncan Field instructor, lay in a coma after being struck near South Presa Street. Two youths attempted to stop the Bryant car after the incident and were later caught by patrols.
A brief military notice outlines a quick processing for a civilian applicant to become a Marine recruit at the United States Marine Corps Recruiting Station, Bedell Building. The accompanying photos show the orderly procedure and medical exam steps, with noon time mentioned among the procedural details.
Fragmentary text discusses recruiting officers noting a service for those who wait and mentions delayed enlistment for applicants, with garbled phrasing and missing context. It references afternoon completion and a hotel hinge room with fellow fete, but specifics are unreadable.
Jack Gordon writes directs a lively musical comedy to be staged at the Y in South San Antonio. The production features 84 performers and is billed as the Thirteenth with Gordon in charge. The event honors the Rath Air Bend Group with Washington recognition noted for Gordon’s prior work.
Mrs Onn Ahly Soph, a San Antonio resident for years, died Monday at a local hospital. Native of Aurora Missouri, funeral and interment are planned there. Survivors include daughter Mrs B L Beck of Tulsa, son Howard Scott of San Antonio, sister Mrs W H Palakner of Allniomanit, and brothers John A and Art Want Ads McNatt of Aurora.
Fire department reported a blaze in the fourth year laboratory of a Medical and Buypical hospital destroying $300 of equipment. Firemen from Station No 4 Camden Street extinguished the flames. Hospital authorities refused to comment to reporters.
A Fort Sam Houston event at Dodd Field hosts a Thursday program featuring Glen Shipley, noted Hollywood dancing artist. The show includes additional acts and a lighthearted lineup as announced for the community variety night.
A conservation society event at TaVIS on October features Anminfat festival activities. Attendees will enjoy dancing games and runner events served by queens. Reservations open as details are announced.
Private to colonel, Gal. FH. Doherty Saturday appeared the army parent sivanen office at the San Antonio aviation cadet center. He rose from ran off artillery post to commander as twice commissioned and served in the Philippines, Panama, and numerous U.S. posts.
A one year old girl, Java Bilgall, died after drowning in a bathtub while under care of a maid. The incident occurred Sunday while the child and her twin sister Joan were bathing. Justice of the Peace Olds Westy ordered a coroner's verdict as the fire department attempted resuscitation without success. The parents Myr and Mrs Charters Bugail were out of the home at the time of the accident in an unspecified neighborhood.
Uncle Sam urges Christmas mail by dates between Celeber 1 and November 1 to ensure delivery by Christmas. Packages must not exceed 1 pound and 42 inches total length and girth. Star boxes are red and used for math.
The Jaycees announce a family themed meeting at Arkenridge Park with a 6:10 am start from Koehler Park Pavilion and an outdoor program. Speakers include Charles Stark and Park Commissioner Henry F. Hel as presiding official.
A local chiropractic association in Texas elected new officers with Stephan Head as president. Others include Dy as vice president, Baker as secretary, Allen as treasurer, and C. Aa as a celebrated board member.
Alumni from Our Lady of the College will hold a reunion on September 21. The event will review records of former students and begin with a mass at 8 a.m., followed by a reception in the cafeteria with faculty present. Principal John F. McMahon will preside.
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