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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1955
Page
5
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals ruled that the G. A. C. Halff foundation does not owe state inheritance taxes on a test fund created by the late Godeheaux Halff. The decision affirms a 57th District ruling, preserving the fund for charitable uses per Halff’s 1947 amended will.
Houston authorities probe a missing house tied to a land purchase dispute for a right of way expansion. Captain Burton cites a city official allegedly directing a mover to take the house as the grand jury continues its investigation into the scandal and mayoral impeachment chatter grows.
Washington reports Sen Daniel said the senate will reveal more facts about an international narcotics syndicate stretching from Mexico City to New York and involving other countries. Two couriers from Mexico City and Havana were arrested after attempting to ship 2.5 million dollars worth of narcotics hidden in Tack boxes at a New York bank. A sealed indictment named another syndicate member and may disclose his name today.
Bob Hope, in town for The Seven Little Foys premiere at the Majestic, criticizes television and predicts it won’t supplant cinema. He cites his dance exertions and weight as factors, notes his family of seven boys, and plans coast to coast appearances with King of Hearts slated for Aug 15.
Washington June 15 President Eisenhower signed a bill authorizing a study of ways to minimize loss of life and property in hurricanes, tornadoes and other severe storms. The measure directs experts to assess warning systems, building codes and emergency planning to reduce damage from extreme weather events.
The Agriculture Department launches an international cooperative program to develop new uses for cotton in Europe. The National Cotton Council sponsors the effort with U S technicians likely to assist European Nations. The goal is to boost cotton product demand and mutual benefits for the U S and European buyers.
Berlin report says East Germany granted asylum to Horst Spanier, identified U S soldier missing since May 8 from the 12th Infantry Battalion at Worms, West Germany. West German and U S officials confirm the case as a missing service member.
An old time classified style ad touts quick service for rentals sales and purchases. It highlights courteous ad writing by a firm named Cagin3y and promises convenience and economy in handling listings.
Zemo, a product of Hoctor, relieves itching of rashes eczema and prickly heat. Also marketed as BUhlote’s look and easing skin irritation, with claims of faster Nessing sud elesting and strength for Hubbers.
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