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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1941
Page
3
Nichi Nichi reports Japanese families are heading back to Japan amid the tense Far East situation. About 190 people, mostly women and children, left Sunday and three March sailings are already fully booked.
A 78 year old widow, Mrs Anna Carson, was discovered dead in a three story eight room Philadelphia home after a postman, hearing no answer to rings, followed a missing radio that had reportedly played for more than four months. Deput y Coroner Edward Murphy suspects death before January 24. Pets were starved and euthanized. No relatives or money found. authorities search for heirs.
Tokyo broadcast quoted Kokumin, tied to the army, saying peace in the Far East depends on how France Indo China and Thailand respond to Japan's proposals to end the border conflict. Kokumin noted possible Japanese measures would depend on replies. Also reported MINE MAGNATE DIES in Salt Lake City: Edward A. Hamilton, 63, general manager of mines for United States Smelting Refining and Mining, died of pneumonia in hospital.
Berlin reports an imminent agreement on new trade pacts with Italy. German economist Dr Karl Clodius has been in Rome consulting with Italian economic authorities about the measures and terms expected to be announced today.
Foreign Minister Alesandar Clacar Markovic of Yugoslavia arrived in Budapest to sign a friendship treaty with Hungary. He will be hosted by Regent Admiral Nicholas Horthy at a state dinner.
An old wartime style drug ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and aid digestion. It promises rapid relief from bloating sour feelings and sluggish bowels, urging readers to ask for the product at low prices.
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