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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1946
Page
5
Enriquez appeared before Judge Augustus McCloskey on a drunkenness charge wearing only trousers and shoes. He explained confusion over his shirt and was fined 73.30.
The War Assets Administration in the San Antonio region announced a compass sale set to begin July 15. About 600,000 compasses, mostly watch-pocket style, will be sold as fixed price items ranging from 60 cents to 1.78 dollars per unit, per regional director W. J Walton.
Reported drive by Republicans to split OPA reform and delay price control provisions in the Senate, aiming to keep manufacturers from significant increases. Administration aides fear a veto by President Truman if House balks on renewed controls and anti inflation measures.
Antonio Trejo, 58, of 2546 El Paso Street, leaped clear of his car as it was struck by a Missouri Pacific freight train on Monterrey Street crossing. His vehicle was thrown about 50 feet and jammed between trains, but Trejo survived the crash.
An application for merger of American Airlines with Midcontinent Airlines was heard by the Civil Aeronautics Board. There was no indication when a final decision could be reached as testimony was presented in the merger filing yesterday.
Macario Garza charged with falsely representing himself as a U S client placed under 1000 dollar bond after arraignment before U S Commissioner Paul A Louidhart. Favenza Faureauux, no address listed, held on 1000 dollar bond for illegally acquiring or obtaining documents on July 8.
Washington reports department store sales increase 23 percent for the week over the prior year during the current period as the Federal Reserve Board notes a lower level.
Livingston reports the body of GD Thompson, 30, found on railroad tracks near his Lamont home. Officers say he was struck by a train in a rain event.
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