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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1946
Page
5
MOULTIVE Ga July 1 Mrs Cora Peliey eight who claims she never has a toothache cut her last wisdom tooth today She admitted that cutting her last molar caused her a little discomfort.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a topical eczema remedy advertised as a single application with repeat use. Mentions money back if not satisfied and references brand elements such as blur star ointment and multiple product names.
A quarrel between brothers-in-law ended in a fatal shooting Tuesday afternoon. Frank Parrott, 71, was killed at 219 Raymond Street where he worked for San Antonio Distributing. Ed Lopez, 34, tavern operator of North Flores Street, is charged with murder. Lopez called the sheriff to say he had shot a man and would turn himself in. He appeared in court. Louis Schlesinger and Fred Seiman signed a $5,000 loan for Lorenzos, tied to lawyers.
The 509th Bombardment Group rehearsed the Bikini test, dropping 49 facsimile atomic bombs on Erik Island. Capt Victor Dreesen of Davenport led the hit, in a B29 piloted by Maj Ralph Taylor of Monroe Louisiana, with Capt Kermit Behan of San Antonio and Col William Blanchard of Chelsea Massachusetts overseeing the segment.
Washington July 1. A deadlock looms as the administration and Congress clash over revived OPA controls. President Truman favors signing the senate bill if meat egg and butter price ceilings return. Senator Taft and House members resist and warn of a veto. The senate cuts OPA funds and bans propaganda use. Randolph field trains 178 student officers for ATG planes after primary at Goodfellow field.
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