Cuero Nylon Sales Protest Arises At OPA Board
Cuero residents filed twenty four complaints with the local OPA board after a Cuero store allegedly sold nylon hosiery above the ceiling price. The board announced immediate action would be taken.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1946
Page
7
Cuero residents filed twenty four complaints with the local OPA board after a Cuero store allegedly sold nylon hosiery above the ceiling price. The board announced immediate action would be taken.
Advertises Carter's Pills as a remedy to unblock the intestinal tract for indigestion relief. Claims soda and alkalizers worsen stomach issues and that true relief comes from clearing the gut so food digests properly. Promotes buying at the local drugstore and emphasizes gentle, effective cleansing of the digestive tract.
Judge Terrell denied annulment to both Ray C. Mickelsen and Elizabeth Mickelsen. He ruled army residence does not prove a wife aged 46 can be classified as aged and said a 46 year old woman is still a girl. Mickelsen plans to refile after his service.
The Brooke Army Medical Center WAC detachment earned the meritorious service unit plaque. Major General Norman B. Kirk commended the 70th 71st and other hospital companies for patient care at Brooke General Hospital from June 29, 1945, to April 1946 during a retreat parade marking corps anniversaries.
George Tinker of San Antonio named president of the Texts division of Travelers Protective Association of America at the Calveston convention. Also elected were Perry S. Robertson as good roads chair, L. K. T. Mac Murray as state director, S. A. Clark as co state director. Delegates to the national convention include Tinker Clark Ira D. Armstrong Joe V. Boerner Reynolds N. Cate and R. G. Ledbetter.
WESLACO May 15 A protest against proposed dam controls on the Rio Grande was filed by the Rio Grande Valley Water Conservation Association. L H Ramey said the group and other Texas bodies oppose divesting the state of current Rio Grande water rights. Officials say the bureau of reclamation aims to control waters stored by the first of three international dams, though officials later said only water for U S use is of concern.
Earl L. Gibson 54 of 3906 South Presa Street agreed to pay full costs of repairing 20 feet of bridge railing over the San Antonio River after his car ripped it out at 2 a m near 1400 South Alamo Street. The incident involved city police and the driver took responsibility for the damage.
IceMint offers a frosty medicinal cream to ease burning corns and calluses. Rub this cooling formula over tired feet as directed and feel soothing relief from burning and weariness. Available at all druggists.
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