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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1946
Page
2
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BAD NAUGADY Germany June 11 Former Lichfield guardhouse prisoner testified Lt Leonard W Ennis of Peekskill NY repeatedly asked prisoners where they had been wounded and poked their wounds with a finger. Ennis on trial for cruelty to inmates at Lichfield England. Fellow defendant Granville Cubage faced questioning on disciplinary authority. Separately Martha Scott filed for divorce in Las Vegas.
In Austin, Texas, Democratic infighting resurges as the state executive committee battles over motions backing Truman era policy. A contentious move to place McDonald on the July 27 ballot prompts threats of legal action and renewed party realignment between Plains Pro and Southern Democrats.
Police arrested Mrs. Lillian Gotthard of 1715 Saunders Avenue after a dog bit Paul Corte of 116 Durango Street when he passed her home on Tuesday. Corte said he was cursed when he threw a stone. the dog was taken for observation.
General Jonathan M. Wainwright presided as leader of the merged command after the night service command joined with the Fourth Army. The new Fourth Army area formed after the merger at Fort Sam Houston. In Dallas he hosted 70 civic leaders and businessmen at a luncheon.
Yi-w. E. Whitten a four year old boy from Indian Creek near Memphis died from wounds after a shotgun accident. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whitten and died yesterday.
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