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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1948
Page
3
Ad claims for Broncho-line mulalus promise relief from upper bronchial irritations and easier breathing, asserting phlegm loosening and quick relief. It markets Bromchuline with dubious self-contradictory language and a money back offer, aimed at drug-store customers.
Police reported Wednesday a thief ripped open a handbag carried by Mrs. H. B. Gardner at Pershing Avenue and stole $39 and a $10 money order using a knife or razor blade. Also, Jack Statler of Hudson hotel said a wallet with $62 was taken from his pocket on Monterey Street.
Detectives report the solution to eight safe robberies yielding over 5000 in loot during the past year. Clyde R. Ellison, 32, of 120 Cedarst, was arrested on burglary charges after a signed statement implicates him in multiple heists, including Austin Highway Lumber Co and Northside Lumber Co locations. His wife visited police headquarters during questioning, appearing upset.
Bexar County Commissioners court on Wednesday approved architects contracts totaling 41,175,000 for construction and repairs at the Robert B. Green hospitals and the Bexar County Home for the Aged. The hospital project costs 1,030,000 with Leo M. J. Dielmann and Ralph Cameron as winners. Weidner and Co. secure the Bexar Home contract at 145,000. Architects’ fees run 6 percent on new construction and 10 percent on alterations.
Arthur G. Herbers of Lackland AFS rode a motorcycle on San Pedro avenue at BE Dewey Place when it collided with a car. He was taken to Brooke General Hospital with a broken left leg. The car driver, Fred E. Palmer JJ aged 27, and his son Fred E. Palmer IV aged 4, were not injured.
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture J. E. McDonald denounces price declines as unjust and harmful to farmers. He urges restoration of higher prices and criticizes Secretary Clinton P. Anderson for excessive government control, citing telegrams to congressional agricultural leaders.
The estate of Sam Adelman who died intestate on Oct. 1, 1947 is listed by widow Ester Adelman at 407 Donaldson Ave. The inventory shows total assets of 140,768 with deductions leaving a net of 128,243. Adelman was a clothing merchant.
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