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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1946
Page
4
Jaycees select San Antonio representative for Miss South Texas training to be held July 4 at Starck Park. Mayor Roger Moore announces junior banner to lead the president's emergency committee and confirms the event at Seguin.
Western ministers moved toward easing Italy's reparations burden as Molotov urged a lighter hit on the Italian people and proposed ceilings on damages. They approved using Italian warships to offset claims and required Italy to renounce damages against Allied nationals, while setting up a framework to settle war claims among Allied countries.
An American annex to the revised Tullian armistice was handed to the Italian government on Saturday and the documents reportedly include financial forms and military clauses. A separate Soviet five year plan indicates the first of 45 blast furnaces near Doeprepetrovsk is now operational to boost industry.
In New York on June 18 Australia joined the United States in opposing a British bid to block a majority UN Security Council recommendation on Spain. Britain sought to refer the Franco regime issue to the General Assembly and consult the International Court, facing united opposition from Australia, France, and Mexico. The council reconvenes as Russia and Britain loom large in veto power while Australia urged Andrei Gromyko to back the democratic majority and abstain from veto. Spanish Republican leader Jose Girra criticized Cadogan's plan as absurd.
In Alamo Heights Court Tuesday Larry Stine nineteen of 415 College boulevard was convicted by Judge Clarence Bought and fined fifty dollars for using obscene language. Complainants Mr and Mrs Floyd Marshall of 408 Evans Avenue said the disturbance kept them awake until 5 am Sunday. Marshall could not repeat the words but wrote them down Stone denied the charge. City Attorney Theo Weiss urged action to curb disturbances. EMERGENCY LEAVE TOKYO June 15 Maj Gen W F Marquat chief of SHAEF economic and scientific section left for Washington on emergency leave due to sickness in his family.
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