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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1946
Page
3
A Tovant medical discovery now widely used by doctors and hospitals shows unusually strong success in treating stomach ulcers caused by excess acid. The remedy, Luria, is said to ease ulcers immediately in many cases and also helps with gas, indigestion and heartburn. Sold by drug stores with a money back guarantee.
AUSTIN June 29 INS Texas business activity returns toward six months earlier after May decline. Dr Robert W French UT bureau reports May index 3.4 percent below April and 214 percent below May 1945 activity. He notes relative stability as a balancing factor. Manufacturing employment in May rose 0.12 percent over April, while total industrial employment remains about 24 percent below May 1940s level at 392,000.
Madrid dispatch notes Molotov blocking Byrnes and Bevin in Paris as Russia solidifies postwar gains. Tito’s Trieste push and a widening east west split loom, while America faces paralysis from overcautious policy. The piece argues Moscow dictates Europe’s future, with Greece and Trieste as flashpoints.
Reports on casualties from Hiroshima and Nagasaki clash about numbers and causes. Army and D Olier estimates differ on deaths, with Hiroshima figures ranging from 70,000 to 135,000 and Nagasaki deaths cited around 45,000, plus varying injury tallies. Radiation effects described include hair loss, blood and bone marrow changes, and reproductive impacts, with uncertain long term persistence of radioactivity.
McAllen reports a formal installation of the U S Mexican commission to coordinate dam projects on the Rio Grande. Organized last February the body will begin work soon with U S funds for the first of three dams awaiting President Truman’s signature.
Superior Judge Frank Hooper granted the Ku Klux Klan a ten day extension of the July 1 deadline for answering a suit in which the State of Georgia seeks to revoke the hooded organization's charter. The extension was announced in Atlanta on June 29.
A vintage sale notice touts Moones Emerald Oil as a solution for eczema itching and burning. It claims 25 years of sales, urges readers to visit their druggist for a small bottle, promises fast relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, and emphasizes its natural aiding action.
A vintage weight loss ad touts a home recipe using four ounces of squid Barcentrate in grape juice, claiming rapid fat reduction in arms, abdomen, and hips. It promises easy, non starved dieting with two tablespoons twice daily and a money back refund if no results.
A stray white dog eluded the dog catcher in Belleville. Stetlik found a note in his pocket and sought refuge in oily halls after the incident. City workers later cared for the dog and prepared a license record, labeling it with the name Tax notation.
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