Lone Ranger Ad Venture in Puck The Comic Weekly
The Lone Ranger rides into new perils in Puck The Comic Weekly a bold color comic magazine released with Sundays Light and promoted as a grand ad venture for fans seeking action and splashy visuals.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1948
Page
3
The Lone Ranger rides into new perils in Puck The Comic Weekly a bold color comic magazine released with Sundays Light and promoted as a grand ad venture for fans seeking action and splashy visuals.
Frederick T. Carney a law student at the University of Mississippi led the May Queen election with 610 write in votes before the student council voided his candidacy for missing the deadline. A runoff was ordered between two coeds, though law students say Carney will still be crowned May Queen unofficially.
San Antonio attorney Robert Lee Bobbitt announced he would not run for Democratic national committee man. He urged Rep. Sam Rayburn as replacement for Myron Blalock, reflecting Trumanite influence in Texas. He cited busyness as state bar tidelands committee chair and judiciary reform work.
Dr Edwards offers Olive Tablets as a mild gentle laxative for constipated patients. The ad claims relief for both upper and lower bowels with no griping and complete satisfaction. Sold for 15 cents at 804 Bay Today.
Paula Perks, after five years on a wartime farm, moved to a London perfume shop then quit to return to pies. She said the odor of perfume “got me down” after her brief stint in retail.
Comedian Eddie Cantor was lauded at a Beverly Hills B'nai B'rith dinner for forty years of humanitarian work. More than 1000 attendees in the Biltmore Bowl heard Melvie and film leaders praise his contributions in an Los Angeles event held April 15.
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