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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1946
Page
4
Col Hershel J. Martin, newly appointed ordnance officer at the T corps headquarters in Kyoto, Japan, resides with his wife Mildred Martin and son Jive at 2735 East Houston Street, San Antonio.
An old article discusses the moist heat of an Antiphlogistine poultice, praised for easing boils and pain. It claims dual benefits: softening the skin and driving heat inward to reduce swelling, with additional relief for chest colds and throat irritation.
Twenty two defendants pleaded guilty today to a federal conspiracy involving a $3,000,000 scheme to buy and resell used autos above ceiling prices. Seven others pleaded not guilty as Judge Arthur Koseinski began their trial. The case stemmed from an OPA investigation tracing the cars through Murray Kentucky and Cairo, Illinois to inflated resale in the South and Southwest.
Ruth Mitchell, sister of the late Gen. Mihailo Mihailovic ally, testifies that the trial is Moscow engineered and Western democracies are endangered. She urges halting food shipments to Tito and recounts experiences with Mihailovic and a confrontation over his appearance.
The seventh witness at General Mihailovic treason trial testified the bearded Chetnik leader watched civilians killed in August 1941 and did not intervene. Witness Gura Glavinic, 29, said she and 10 men were billeted in a rural school when Chetniks allegedly carried out the killings.
Absentee voting for the July 27 Democratic primary opens Sunday July 7. Voters out of town on election day may cast ballots between July 7 and 23, or mail a ballot with tax receipt and 13 cents to the county clerk by July 20. The ballot lists 48 state candidates, 84 county precinct and district candidates, and 8 precinct committeeman candidates.
General Marshall's residence heard grave concern over Mao Tse tung accusing the United States of menacing peace in China. The U S envoy remained non committal as American sources termed Mao's charges outright propaganda amid crucial negotiations.
A three minute storm with a 60 mile per hour wind ripped Fort Frances yesterday injuring ten children from Dan Mainville's family. Mainville's home on an Indian reservation was destroyed while in town trees were uprooted and houses lifted from foundations as telephone and power lines snapped.
Jet propelled aircraft visits to Kelly Field spur a new P-80 and J33 engine course to qualify flight operations personnel for the Shooting Stars. Brig. Gen. George H. Beverley announced the program led by civilian Gerald Miller, after a San Bernardino sim course. Five Kelly employees won special jet training at San Bernardino: Weldon M. High, William J. Hyatt, Galen A. Stephens, Richard L. Heston, and William B. Kenhon.
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