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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1941

Page

3

Highway bond bill called joker in Texas senate row

Sept 15. Senator Hill of Henderson says the highway bond financing bill passed last week contains a joker that would block $2,000,000 from the gasoline tax for a term-to-market road program. Allan Shivers of Fort Arthur supports the bill, claiming AG approval. Hill insists the measure surfaces a fund diversion and faults the plan.

Austin Henderson Senate Hill Allan Shivers Fort Arthur Attorney General's Department

Toscano Named Special Investigator for North Side Office

Police Chief Aubrey Hopkins announced on Monday that A. E. Toscano will join the fourth detail as special investigator from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., replacing H. G. Wolf who moved to the identification department after the death of H. C. Rhodes. Toscano previously served as a sergeant under Ray Ashworth and a lieutenant under W. W. Vaughan.

A. E. Toscano North Side Aubrey Hopkins

College Night Set for Jaycees at St Marys University

The San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce will host College Night Tuesday at 5 p.m. at St Marys University to honor the 1841 St Marys football team. Travis announced the program includes a film of the Texas Texas game and a talk by Head Coach Boyd Russell after a St Marys Grove dinner and introduction of the football squad.

San Antonia Junior Chamber of Commerce BL. Mary's University St. Mary's Tra Travis The Rattlers St. Marys Grove Boyd Russel

Sanitarians Granted Leave for Sanitary Engineering Course

George Yully and Morris Hollers of the County sanitarians received a three months leave with full pay from the Commissioners' court. They will attend a sanitary engineering course at Texas A&M College during the period.

George ‘Yully Morris Hollers County Sanitarians Commissioners’ Court M. Coil

Mexican President's Tribute Concert at Fort Sam Houston

The Tigran orchestra of Mexico City performed at the Post Theater Fort Sam Houston Sunday afternoon as a tribute from President Camacho to the U S Army. Maj. Gen. Richard Donovan and Lieut. Col. Patrice J Hurley attended with many officers. Col Gonzalo N Saitos presented a token of goodwill. Local cadets in training at area air fields were special guests directed by Lieut. Col. Pablo Marin.

Camacho Mexico United States Army San Antonio Tigran Orchestra Post Fort Sam Houston Richard Donovan Eighth Corps Patrice J. Hurley Fort Sam ‘Houston Gonzalo N Saitos Army Pablo Marin

War 25 Years Ago Today In September Forty Five

The item recalls battles along the Somme as British forces pierce the line for two miles and advance against Austrian positions near Trieste. Serbian and Russian aid strengthens gains against Bulgarian forces while British action claims down Nazi planes over London. RAF and TF operations target Nazi-held ports including Antwerp Ostend Dunkirk Calais and Boulogne amid broader Libyan Egyptian border fighting.

Gomelled Ie Somme Vallany Trieste Gainn Stong Tranter London Eames B.A

Loud Speakers Case Before Quin

The case centers on loud speaker installation in the auditorium. Bob Norgard appears, opposing changes while Mayor Quin supports the McGary system under Wildenstein's management. The dispute involves approval, installation, and ownership of equipment, with legal and administrative actions discussed.

Bob Notgard Quin Norgard Puditoriuma Alo Jfity Dean Wildenstein Maury Mayetickimg TLR McCary

Roosevelt neutrality act talk unsettled at White House

Speaker Rayburn said legislative readers discussed revising the neutrality act with President Roosevelt at the White House but no conclusions were reached. The Navy is enforcing arms restrictions as raids and patrols near the Panama Canal and the Galapagos Islands spark fresh concerns about U boat encounters and possible changes to merchant vessel arming policy. Senate naval committee may probe the Greer incident with Secretary Knox and Admiral Stark to be questioned.

Washington Rayburn Rensevelt White House Nat Pacific Panama Senate Naval Committee North Atlantic Greer Walsh D-Mass Most Knox Hardiq R. Stark Naval Operations Galapagos Islands Ecuador Canal

Smulling Rites Set Tuesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Charlotte Mullins 85 died Sunday at her daughter's home in San Antonio. The Rev A P Shirkey and Rev G H Hardy will officiate at Porter Loring funeral home Tuesday at 4 p m. Interment will be in Mission Burial Park. She was a native of Carroll County Tennessee and a member of Travis Park Methodist Church. Surviving are daughters Mrs Thurman and Mrs L Irving Turner of Atlanta Georgia, sisters Mrs Z Gilkey, Mrs Harriott Palmer, and Mrs Margaret Leyman, grandsons Irvine Turner of Field Virginia and Howard Mullins of Memphis Tennessee.

Mary Charlotte Mullins H. G. Thorman Porter Loring A. P.shirkey G. H. Hardy Miéston Mullins Car Irvine Turner Howard Mullins Memphis Ter

City Board Reports Fire and Police Civil Service Expenditures

Annual report for the period ending May 31 shows the board operated 684 budget allotment. Examinations were given to 12 applicants for police positions and 64 for fire department posts. Of these, 20 passed the police exam and 34 passed the fire department exam.

Fire and Poice

PWA Engineer and Anderson Confer on Delance Projects

Harris district engineer for the PWA met with Police and Florida Commissioner P. B. Andeca on Monday to discuss several delaine projects Anderson's department is sponsoring. Harris is stationed in Cay Christa.

Totterson. Harris PWA Pollce Fla P. Bandeca Delaine Anderson Harris Cay Christa

War Rundup From The Aposiattd Press Headlines Raging Fronts

German tanks and troops press the siege of Leningrad as Soviet resistance fights to hold the main bunker ring. Russians report dynamiting blocks to clear paths for street by street defense of the old czarist capital. British air forces push into Eastern front battles while Soviets claim German cross of the Dnieper and capture Kremenchug to tighten the Kiev ring. Red armies say Germans are hurled back in a central counteroffensive with troops within 12 miles of Smolensk. Turkish observers forecast a sea borne German attack on the Crimean coast as Black Sea ports close. German Stafist troops mass at Bulgarian ports and a German sea raider operates near the Panama channel and Galapagos area.

Aspogiattd Leningrad Dnieper River Kremenchug Kiev Red Galapagos Islands Konner

Arming of All U.S. Ships Urged by Senator Guffey

In a Senate push during September the proposal urged arming all U.S. merchant ships as a step in Roosevelt administration policy. Senator Guffey pressed the plan to the president and other leaders, arguing it would deter Adolf Hitler’s moves and strengthen national defense amid strong administration and congressional support.

Washington, Sept United States America Adolf Hitler Guffey D.pat Roosevelt Congress

Armstrong Ates Held Funeral for San Antonio Polo Figure

Funeral services were held in Austin for Charles M. Armstrong Sr a prominent San Antonio polo player and railroad director killed in a Saturday automobile crash between Armstrong and Kingsville. Survivors include his wife children and siblings with deep ties to San Antonio New Orleans and New York.

Austin Charles M. Armstrong Sr Elizabeth Road San Ane Fonio Amstrong Armstrong Kingsville Missouri Pa New York Charles M, Armstrong John Toi Charles Ai. Armstrong Jednagser Lucy Armstrong John Bennett

Golfer Wan Wins City Championship Title

The golfer Wan and her husband led a strong field at the San Antonio Cavakry club tournament. Wan defeated former champion Betty Jameson to claim the city championship, with Mrs. E Jedd Roe finishing as runner up.

E. Jedd Roe San Antonio

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