Deer rustler sought after grain store break in Houston
Houston police hunted a deer thief after a grain store break in which a four weeks old fawn named Mary, kept as a neighborhood pet, was taken.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
3
Houston police hunted a deer thief after a grain store break in which a four weeks old fawn named Mary, kept as a neighborhood pet, was taken.
The article discusses U S interest in rocket warfare after German V 2 tests. It notes U S lag behind Germany, describes a 46 foot rocket test in New Mexico, and outlines fuel, propulsion, and control challenges. It mentions Maj Herbert L Karsch of Tulsa as a leading U S expert and speculates on long range and potential atomic warhead delivery.
A disorderly scene erupted in downtown Brooklyn as a flock of women raced toward a meat market, prompting police to intervene after a tense few minutes. The crowd had lined up since 1:30 A M with latecomers attempting to push forward.
UNRRA Emergency Food Campaign extending through this week, city chairman Edwin Prewitt said today. Donations can be placed in milk bottle containers in local stores and cafes or mailed to Prewitt in the Oliver Eakle Building. Cash in three local banks totals $1,911.49 with $61.08 in milk bottle deposits pending. Top milk bottle donor is Aristicrat cafe at 117 West Sixth with $32.59, followed by Nichols Paint & Wallpaper Store at 518 Tyler with $15. Church contributions lead among faith groups, including San Jacinto Methodist Church at $80.55 and Kress Church at $80, plus gifts from First Presbyterian and other groups.
Funeral services for 87 year old Paul Friemel will be at 10 o clock Saturday morning at the Catholic Church in Umbarger with Father Krukkert officiating. He lived in Umbarger 42 years and retired in 1931. Born in Germany in 1858 he immigrated to the United States in 1878. He is survived by his wife Maria Reiner Friemel ten children four step children 65 grandchildren and 70 great grandchildren. Pallbearers include Vincent Friemel Charley Friemel Rudy Friemel Alfred Friemel Alous Friemel and Earnest Stocker. Burial follows at Umbarger Cemetery Griggs Warren Funeral Home in charge.
Dudley K. Woodward Jr and Dr. T S Painter visited Houston for a meeting. Woodward denied reports of talks to open a special school for Negroes including law. The rumors followed Sweatt's request for entrance to the university law school.
False teeth wearers often fear embarrassment from loose plates. FASTEETH is an alkaline powder that helps dentures feel more secure and comfortable. It does not sour and also controls denture odor. Obtain FASTEETH at any drug store.
Malaya's tin mining shows a postwar revival with gains in January to March. European and Chinese-owned mines produced 99 tons in January, 251 in February, and 452 in March. Dulang washer workers, mostly Chinese women, yielded 143 tons in February and 252 tons in March, surpassing large dredges and hydraulic operators.
A 40 year family favorite Mexsana medicated powder promises quick relief for diaper rash and minor skin irritations. It cools the burn of chafes and helps prevent them while offering economical sizes for the whole family.
Former President Herbert Hoover visited Washington to discuss the world food situation at the invitation of Secretary of Agriculture Anderson. He declined a White House car, joking he already had his own chauffeur and knew the way, with Julius Klein assisting at the airport.
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