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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1946
Page
6
Vatican sources say Pope Pius XI plans a summer retreat at Gandolfo and will leave Vatican City in mid August. He is expected to deliver a worldwide radio speech on peace from the summer residence.
World War I veteran and former state VFW commander Max Walz is convalescing at Brooke General Hospital after a threat operation. Walz, a member of Post 76, resides at 443 East French Place and is described as injured.
Donnell accuses Bennett of misusing time for private insurance business while claiming full-time county duties. He cites a questionable insurance license and an oath to serve as commissioner, charging Bennett with divided loyalties amid a July 27 primary rally. Also notes Wideman, tax assessor, and Bud Moss lineup of war veterans and local officials at Bexar County event.
A collage of clipped notes touches on Terence MacSwiney's hunger strike in Cork, trivia about football chants, and varied pop culture tidbits. It references political slogans, a New York Boss Tweed era event, scientists in Manhattan, and speculation about Hollywood stars and boxing legends.
In County Court at Law No 1 Adolph Munoz Jr of 135 Pastores Street was fined 10 dollars plus 22 costs and jailed 30 days for assaulting Ernest Moran at 137 Pastores Street during a beer dispute on June 13 Moran received a razor wound to the nose and eye Ted Fernandez of 119 Lois Street got 60 days and a 50 fine plus 22 costs for striking Mrs Maria Ellison of 223 East Laurel Street on June 23
In Evansville on July 11 John Jerringer eight dollars of Evansville and Miss Seba Hancock twenty eight Harrisburg both deaf mutes wed Justice Russell Judd who is blind. The couple read lips as he officiated with Miss Elizabeth Euler signaling to him. Attendants were Joseph McGrew and Dessie Greenberg, also deaf mates.
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