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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1946
Page
6
Cuero housewives filed 24 complaints with the local OPA board after a Cuero store allegedly sold nylon hosiery above the ceiling price. The board announced its mediate action would be taken.
Judge Robert W. B. Terrell refused to annul the marriage of Ray Mickelsen and Elizabeth Mickelsen, ages 23 and 29 claimed, noting she is not aged. The court ruled army residence does not count for domicile and Mickelsen seeks a precedent classifying a 46 year old as aged. The couple separated in 1943 and Mickelsen was discharged from the army last January.
The Brooke Army Medical Center WAC detachment 70th, West, and 119th hospital companies received a meritorious service unit plaque for care of Brooke General Hospital patients from June 29, 1935, to April 6, 1946. Maj. Gen. Norman T. Kirk awarded the honor at a retreat parade honoring the corps four anniversary.
George Tinker of San Amonto was named president of the Texas division of the Travelers Protective Association of America at its Galveston convention. Other San Antonions elected include Perry S. Robertson as chairman of the good roads committee L K T Mic Murray as state director and S A Clark as costate director. Delegates to the national convention were Tinker Clark Ka D Armstrong Jee V Boerner Reynolds N Cate and R G Leéhetter.
WESLACO May 13 A protest against proposed control of water to be impounded by dams on the Rio Grande has been registered by the Rio Grande Valley Water Conservation Association. L H Ramey says the group and other Texas organizations will oppose divesting the state of its Rio Grande water rights. Directors acted on reports that the U S Bureau of Reclamation seeks to control waters stored by the first of three international dams, though officials say the bureau plans to control only water for use in the U S.
Earl L. Gibson of 3906 South Presa street agreed to pay full costs after his car ripped out 20 feet of bridge railing over the San Antonio river at 1400 South Alamo street. The incident occurred at 2 a m as he worked with city police to settle the matter.
Ice Mint driven relief for burning corns and callouses promises soothing effect. Apply the frosty white cream as directed to soften hard skin and ease stinging feet. Available at all druggists.
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