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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1947
Page
4
Washington June 17 Representative Cowley predicts the president will veto wool import relief if it interferes with price supports for domestic wool. He made the remark to reporters after the House approved the measure yesterday. The Senate must approve before it goes to the White House.
An old style health ad touts SES Tonte or 5S39S Tonic as a stomach aid. It promises to increase gastric juice flow to relieve gas bloating poor appetite and fatigue, claiming tests show its formula boosts digestion and blood nutrition, with millions of bottles sold and available at drugstores.
June Haver and musician husband Jimny Zito have separated after a marriage begun March 26. In Las Vegas two weeks away to file for divorce. Public discussion cites incompatibility and rushed vows as the cause with plans for a religious remarriage.
The Texas highway department issued a reminder that windshield stickers on 1847 license plates will not be legal after July 15. The notice stresses compliance for vehicle registrations and urges motorists to replace or update plates ahead of the deadline.
The FBI filed a complaint with U S Commissioner Paul A Leckhart alleging Theo dore P Sesach of 327 North Presa used government sheets bought from a soldier at Lackland Army Air Base. The case cites intent to use stolen U S government sheets.
In Jersey City on June 17, Mayor Frank Hague, a long time Democratic leader, was set to step down today. The transfer involved his nephew Frank Hague Egpers, amid city, county, and national party leadership considerations.
A small blaze at the Campbell hotel in downtown Dallas caused minor damage. Fire crews were on the scene around 8 am, with the Elm and Harwood location near the theater district cited.
TWORYO June 17. Heinrich von Slahmer, former German ambassador to Japan, testified in the Tokyo war crimes trial that he advised Japan before the war it was essential to keep the United States neutral. The witness concluded two days of defense testimony for 25 former Japanese leaders on charges of war crimes.
Burglars who entered the cafe at the Sunken Garden Brackenridge park stole lighting and left the room arranged as if they had sat at keyboards. Police say two DIANIS covers were removed and electric light fixtures taken. A separate entry at 407 Crystal Street saw a grocery store robbed of a wrist watch and $15 from a cash register. A third theft at 1 M. Berry Street reports $125 worth of carpenter tools stolen from a car outside Robert B Green hospital.
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