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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1944

Page

2

8th Army Crosses Rubicon Fifth Makes New Advances

Houston dispatch reports city utilities commissioner Hein testified in the lawsuit to break the lease of the Comal power plant to the Guadalaye ilanco River authority. He claimed profits from the plant were not anticipated to reach near a million dollars yearly and that taxes and rates were not reduced as hoped. Trustee Fime Grapos said most trustees opposed the lease. Attorney Dan Mosdy estimated GBRA and Lower Colorado River authority would gain about 25 million from the plant over 30 years as the case proceeds in the 61st District Court before Judge Ben T. Wilson and a 72-member jury.

Houston Tily Comal Tate Fime Grapos Timate Dan Mosdy Teety GBRA Loiver Colorado River Authority Ben T. Wilson

Allied forces breach Rubicon in Italy push toward victory

In a bold advance across the Rubicon, the Eighth Army seized coastal Bordonchia near Rimini and pushed inland with multiple bridgeheads. The Fifth Army drove through valleys after breaking the Gothic line, while Allied generals praised rapid regrouping and fierce attack. Thousands of Germans were driven back, with prisoners taken as the push continued toward the Adriatic.

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Greeks Free Gulf Town Says Report

A New York report quotes British radio saying Greek Patriots have liberated the town at the entrance to the Gulf of Corfu and Lemanta near the Gulf, with details unclear from the fragmentary dispatches.

Gulf Town New York

Two Held After Yanks Rifles Stolen

New York September district agents report two men, Edward Burton Kenty and Glenoy Dee, were arrested near Yonkers after attempting to land with rifles stolen from U S troops before D Day. They face possible ten years and ten thousand dollars in fines if convicted, as federal grand jury action looms.

New. York Tinsport Tey Ag Breault Edward Burton Kenty Lynn Moei Glenoy Dee Oliclt Ohio Yonkers Ag Mesision United States Atinines

Allies Push Through German Lines North of Aachen and Reichwald

Allied forces strike near Aachen and advance toward Keys while American units repulse a German counterattack east of Aachen. British and American columns push from Holland into Germany, with operations across the Reichwald and toward Calais as 12,000,000 foreign workers inside Germany called to arms.

Keyes Armerican Beck Arnchem Reich Holland Germany Keys Tway Ruhr Essen Haond First Army Aachen Bolgenaver Ding Dulles No Man's Land Alamo Heights Leys Naney U. S. Seventh Army Tye Baccarat Neies Eplual To Amertomn Seventh Bry Frau Fin Price Gowled Trontier Anid Mien Conadlin Anits Fant Calais Esenlles

U S Orders Cut Argentine Imports

The United States ordered American flag carriers to stop calls at Argentine ports on homebound voyages, effectively curbing imports from Argentina. Reports say unsettled deliveries of Argentine cotton and feed material had previously reached the U S or were en route. Also noted is a knife-point robbery on West Commerce Street near San Marcos Street, with two suspects holding up a man heading home from work.

U.S Washington Argentina Reyna San Marcos

Hermann Sons Pre Carnival Dances at Brooks Field

City notes a two night sequence of dances by Hermann Sons with bands at Brooks Field and Hermann Bons Hall on Sept 30 and Oct 1. Admission is 49 cents. Venue details include St Marys Ryargate area with a welcome event and orchestral entertainment by Jon Hartman.

Ity N City News Hermann Sons Brooks Field Band Jon Hartman Orch Hermann Bons St. Mary's Ryargate

Jealousy Motive Cited In Lovett Case

Salinas Calif September 28 11 eye witness accounts of the discovery of the body of a lawyer were expected today in the Lovett murder case. Defense attorney Leo Friedman pressed discrepancies in police accounts during cross examination of deputy sheriffs and an autopsy surgeon. Prosecutors argued jealousy as the motive citing Mrs Andrews and the farm partner.

Salinas Calif Frances An_ nc Leo Friedman Charles Brown Gene Treamer A. A. Arehart Lovett Camel Valley

Two Army Aides Charged Over Field Buzzing Incident

In Carlsbad the two air field aides were charged with violating flying regulations after allegedly buzzing the Carlsbad High School football field during a game last Friday night. Second Lieut. Brooks W. Whitwer, 22, of Morgan, Wisconsin, and Second Lieut. Lyle H. Sweeten, 20, of Salt Lake City, were named in the court martial filing reported by the air field's public relations office. About 3 500 spectators, including several high ranking Army members, watched the game between Carlsbad and Austin High of El Paso.

Carlsbad N. Ht Carlsbad Army Air Field Garlstad High School Air Field Pablie Relations Pl Iols Brooks W. Whit Wer Morgen Wirh Lyle H. Sweeten Salt Lake City Minh High Army

Reds Hammer Nazi Pockets Intstonia

The report describes German and Hungarian reinforcements defending areas near the Vistula front and south Poland. It notes no new Russian advances in 48 hours while Prague reports claim of Slovakian territory gains and a potential bridgehead at Berehy Gurne near the Czech frontier.

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Brackenridge Teacher Dies After 24 Years Service

Bessie Lee Dickey Roselle a Brackenridge High School teacher for 24 years died Tuesday morning in a local hospital. Services set for Wednesday at Porter Loring chapel with burial in Temple. A D A R member and former president of multiple education groups, she authored two books of pageants and a Texas centennial play. Survived by sister Mist Jackson Dickey, also a teacher.

Bessie Lee Dickey Roselle Brackenridge High School Porter Loring Chapel Temple Speech Arts Association Delphian Council San Antonio Teachers’ Council

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