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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1946
Page
7
The OPA lifted ceilings today on most heavy trucks 30 000 pounds gross weight and above, including 10 iron trucks, and on various paper products such as decorative novelties garment hangers gilt lying tape flower pots and boxes made of paper board milk bottle caps and hoods luggage and similar industrial items. Casein plastic materials used mainly in making bullous were suspended.
Plano, Sept 10. Collin and Dallas police searched for a bandit who killed Ernest Teichmann, 58, veteran telegrapher for the Cotton Belt and Southern Pacific lines at Plano. The attacker looted the station safe of between 25 and 300 dollars and took the victim's wallet with 85 or 90 dollars.
In New Orleans a family cow incident involving Mayor Morrison becomes a campaign issue in the Louisiana Democratic congressional primary. Waterman Jr. accuses city officials of raids on a racing news establishment while demanding similar action elsewhere. Waterman, not an officeholder, blasts Morrison over alleged gambling law violations as the mayor’s term runs to 1950.
Navy veteran Don Candfield and his family moved into a Sorenson park pavilion after eviction. He left for work with Salt Lake Transfer Co. while his wife prepared the space for five children and a niece. The landlord planned to sell the house months earlier, prompting the move.
Paris dispatch reports the Italian political and territorial commission approved establishing an eight nation sub commission to draft a statute for the free city of Trieste. Led by Lief Egeland of South Africa the group aims to complete work by October 5, with Yugoslavia Australia and the Netherlands joining the Big Four in shaping governance for Trieste amid boundary debates.
Louis Milean a 39 year old man told police a young Indian woman Chichita Gorgiana 27 stabbed him then fled. A wooden icepick protruded from Mileans back and was pulled free by a passerby Averwick. Milean was rushed to hospital where surgeons removed a 312 inch pick from his spine. Chichita Gorgiana was arrested on assault and battery charges claiming self defense.
From Peking Sept 10 government dispatches report Chinese troops advancing on Kalgan from three directions in a bold offensive that observers say could end any chance for a peace settlement. The civil war intensifies across northern China as forces push toward Feiping, with rumors of a Communist counterattack on Nanking.
In St. Louis a man asked to use a washroom then walked off with false teeth valued at 75 dollars, according to Ben Stribel. In Austin the school board said 87000 dollars will be available to raise teachers salaries.
Manel Avila 26 and Arnulfo Avila 50 of Mexico faced U S charges after entering the United States at a non designated entry point. They appeared before U S Commissioner Paul A Lockhart and posted final bonds of 500 each.
Vacancies exist for men and women typists and stenographers aged 48 or over to join the Washington D C office of the Veterans Administration. Salary ranges from 1854 to 2168 dollars per year, the announcement said.
Motorcycle Officer B A Bohanon stopped a young woman driver for speeding and asked for an explanation. She replied that she had left her two year old baby in the bath with the water running.
Dallas Sept 10. Texas farmers are asked to plant 120000 acres of flaxseed in 1947 to help relieve a critical linseed oil shortage. Announcement comes from the Production and Marketing Administration of the Department of Agriculture.
CHICAGO September 10 American coffee consumption has risen about 50 percent in the past year and may climb another 50 percent this year, says Jacob Rosenthal executive director of the joint coffee promotion committee. He warned the industry to expect a 20 to 50 percent cost increase while consumer purchasing power falls.
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