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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1943
Page
6
A board of inquiry opened to determine the cause of an army transport plane crash near Maxton North Carolina that killed 25 soldiers. Names will be released after next of kin are notified. first fatality at the field since its founding over a year ago.
An old-time health tip promotes drinking juice of one Sunkist Lemon in a glass of water first thing after arising to ease constipation without laxatives. It claims lemon water boosts vitamin C and B complex, combats fatigue, resists colds and infections, improves digestion, and provides a refreshing wake-up effect using California Sunkist lemons.
The story notes that a pair of nylon stockings from Betty Grable sold for 40 000 dollars at a Long Beach rally. The auction drew heated bidding with the winner unnamed. Proceeds were directed to a war chest fund.
Dick Chadell, 57, of 5402 South Flores Street, and Walter Neong, 38, of 3222 Broadway, were struck by a car Monday while crossing Broadway at Gray Son Street. Both were taken to Robert B. Green Hospital. Police held Charles A. Post, 119 South Trinity Drive, for investigation.
Master Sgt. George van Wie, long armed forces veteran, was captured on Corregidor and later reportedly held at a Luzon POW camp. A message to his wife Ivy Van Wie at 1631 Edison Drive stated he is in good health and to have faith. The family notes 16 years of Army service including twelve years at Fort Sam Houston before deployment to the Philippines.
Dealers report high demand for classic Studebaker models and encourage consignments of Champions Commanders and Presidents. Auction houses and private sellers note steady interest from collectors seeking reliable vintage coupes and sedans.
Washington reports the House Military Affairs Committee held a lengthy closed session on George C. Marshall's potential removal as army chief of staff. Members voiced strong opposition to the move, with a unanimous confidence expressed in Marshall and no formal action taken.
Eric A. Johnston urged a postwar release plan prioritizing the oldest and longest-serving soldiers, linking furlough to service duration. He pressed universal military training, a two-ocean navy, extended bases, and continued free enterprise to shape a durable peace.
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