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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1949
Page
2
In U S District Court the office of the housing expediter filed suit against W M Woltersdorf and Lenora Woltersdorf seeking 504 damages for rental overcharges on a garage apartment at 903 Wilson Street during 1947-48. Total overcharges alleged amount to 214.50.
Marlo Sapez of 729 Victoria Street was fined $4 in Corporation Court on Wednesday for operating a food establishment without a city license. The complaint was filed March 9 by W A Henry, city health department inspector.
A brief note describes a first application of BLUE STAR 01N7-11 for itching and various skin conditions including eczema rash ringworm pimples and scalies. The fragment mentions toe itch being checked in this one application with no further clinical details.
Six suburban and rural schools join the annual Battle of Flowers parade on Friday. Alamo Heights High School will form the first unit with its band and pep squad and a Happy Showboat Days float. South San Antonio High School will march 110 members with a Happy Vacation Days float from Leon Valley. Harlandale and High School bands and the Gold Battalion will present Happy Cleans Days and conclude the section.
Saw Antonians attending the annual convention of Texas Reserve Officers Assn in Corpus Christi will begin registration Friday noon. Business sessions of the 3 day meet will center in Driscoll and White Plaza hotels there. The convention will close Sunday with election and installation of officers.
County officers on Wednesday returned seven runaway girls to the Bexar County Training School for Girls from an afternoon class. Four later thumbed a ride near the airport and were picked up by Deputy Sheriff William Hussey. The remaining inmates were apprehended in a downtown theater balcony. The girls, who said they could not get along with their teacher Mrs. A S Hight, were returned by superintendent Mrs. Bess Shaw.
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