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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1946
Page
12
A.V. Teague of 1312 North Hackberry Street was sentenced to county jail for 10 days after conviction in County Court at Law No 2 for passing a bad check. Testimony showed the check was cashed by John W. Kenney, 16 South Flores Street, on December 27.
In separate Brooklyn and Queens cases two youths aged 14 and 15 face murder charges. Jack Turk, 14, stands accused of strangling a three year old girl and attempting to drown her at a bathtub. Nicholas Trinchike, 15, on trial for second degree murder in the October robbery slay of Mrs. Pauline Goldfire in Brooklyn.
A group of fifteen Jewish industrialists and businessmen left New York for a month long economic survey of Palestine aboard an air flight to Cairo. A second group of ten businessmen will depart Chicago on April 11. The Palestine economic bureau of the Zionist Organization of America sponsors the tour to assess branch factories and distribution centers, American merchandise needs, and potential American investment in Palestine.
The United Nations Security Council subcommittee opened its inquiry into Franco Spain, compiling confidential data on Spain and gathering testimony from exiled Spanish Republicans in Paris. Russia signaled possible new evidence, and a draft 1943 Spanish German military protocol was reportedly captured in Berlin.
The Texas department of public welfare reports 182,085 people eligible for May pension checks, up from 179,756 in April. Each May payment will be one dollar less than the previously authorized grant, reflecting a net increase in recipients but a smaller monthly amount for each recipient.
Camp Swift to hold a surplus property sale from May 6 through May 10. Items will be sold on a first come first served basis, with hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Warehouse 33. Captain Don BR, Post Salvage Officer, announced the event.
A damage suit by G. Fordham of Military Road seeks 3719.70 for fire damages after alleged gas system negligence by Butane Gas and Equipment Co. Trial in district court Tuesday focused on fault and liability amid irregular fragmented text.
A curious ad note reads about affordable light and experimental items offered at a low cent price. The brief lines hint at promotional purchase opportunities and writer credits.
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