Detroit elects Coleman as Burroughs president
John S. Coleman, 49, named president of Burroughs Adding Machine Co in Detroit on Oct 16. He succeeds A. T. Doughty who retired due to illness.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1946
Page
3
John S. Coleman, 49, named president of Burroughs Adding Machine Co in Detroit on Oct 16. He succeeds A. T. Doughty who retired due to illness.
Hollywood reports Clark Gable could not speak normally after a minor operation to remove a small wart on his tongue performed by Dr. Lawrence Chafin at Good Samaritan hospital. Wensler announced promotion of District Attorney nominee William N. Hensley to lieutenant colonel in the air corps reserve in Brooksfield among 164 active air reservists with the 278th base unit of the Tenth Air force.
New relative to Nazi executions at Nuernberg reveals Col. Burton Andrus faced a personal blow from Hermann Goering’s suicide in his cell. An official inquiry cleared Andrus of responsibility as Goering used a hidden vial to cheat the gallows. The piece notes Andrus’s ongoing pursuit of the Goering secret. Also brief note on Salvation Army youth program showing just three failures among hundreds helped.
Frau Emmy Goering cried and claimed she was watched when describing how an American friend possibly supplied the poison that led Hermann Goering to commit suicide. She spoke from prison with an international correspondent, while her daughter Edda faced the loss. The Goering household, living near Sackhilling, noted guards and wire netting during visits.
An advertisement promotes Palmer's Skin Success Cream to treat sun-darkened skin and acne pimples. It claims the product dries up pimples and offers a money back guarantee after a short trial period, with a price of 25 cents at toiletry counters.
Twenty Bee county World War II veterans and their instructor Leroy Adcock visited the San Antonio Union Stockyards on Wednesday to study livestock marketing. The group, all farm and ranch owners or operators, traveled with Bee County Vocational Agriculture leaders A. R. Hatcher and Jack Bates. R. Real Pumphrey guided the tour as assistant to the president of the yards.
The South Texas chamber of commerce is notified by the Civil Aeronautics Board in Washington that it has been granted permission to intervene in hearings on applications for scheduled air transportation of property or property and mail only.
An elderly man died last night near Abilene after a fall in a bedroom from a car fender mishap. The fragmentary notice lists contact F-12381 between Anson and Stanford and includes stray filler text.
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