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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1946
Page
1
A vintage recipe article describes a tangy avocado salad dressing with mashed avocado milk and lemon. It notes ingredients including mayonnaise and herbs, with instructions to blend until creamy and smooth. The piece credits Frances J. Ginter and provides a dated byline from Went 260 Staveling Wexita.
Paris reports indicate the Big Four nations propose peace terms with territorial gains for the Soviet Union and payments totaling hundreds of millions. Western powers seek Danube open trade on equal terms and most favored nation status, while Russia pushes limited private enterprise and exclusions for neighbors. Germany remains excluded from the agreements, with demilitarization and human rights guaranteed for the defeated states.
Fredericksburg reports Adolph Stieler, the noted mohair rancher, will crown Miss Katherine Ross of Sonora as Miss Mohair at the 21st annual Texas An Bora Goat Raises show and sale. Ross will wear royal mohair garments and be attended by duchesses from 124 Texas towns and 12 ladies in waiting from Gillespie County goat ranching communities.
Kwajalein garrison cut from about 3000 to under 600 men and Eniwetok reduced from 13000 to 100 men within ten days as Pacific garrisons shift from wartime to peacetime status following Bikini test roles.
Fragmentary weather notes show July humidity around 62 percent with no 24 hour precipitation and a 1.97 inch month deficiency. Sun times vary, moon phase new, tides listed, highs and temperatures partially recorded with several OCR errors.
Former Governor and Mrs. Ross Sterling say they have given their three-story $1,000,000 home on Galveston Bay to the Optimist clubs of Houston for a boys' home. They note the gift aligns with their aim to dispose of the property for the benefit of Texas people and the project.
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