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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1949

Page

9

R. S. Duke, Former Austin Resident, Dies

Dr. Robert Spencer Duke a 46 year old Houston optometrist died after a week of illness in a local hospital. He was the son of the late Rev. R. E. Duke and spent most of his life in Austin. Survivors include his widow three daughters his mother five brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be held here Thursday afternoon.

Houston Robert Spencer Duke Duke R. E. Duke Austin Vida Lee Duke Janice Dolore Peggy Ann Duke Baytow

Cuban Envoy Seeks Expanded Fishing Privileges

In Mexico City on April 27, new Cuban ambassador Manuel Brana urged greater fishing rights for Cuban vessels, aiming to secure more privileges from Mexico.

Cuban Mexico Mexico City Manuel Brana

Doctors Request Funds for More Medical Schools

The State Medical Association of Texas urged the 51st Texas Legislature to appropriate funds for expanding medical school facilities. Dr. J. B. Copeland of San Antonio noted postwar doctor shortages, especially in rural areas, and appealed for action to admit more qualified students into medical schools. The association emphasized it seeks legislative funding, not site selection, and cited WW II and postwar conditions as causing overcrowded facilities.

State Medical Association of Texas Texas J. B. Copeland San Antonio Council On Legislation Copeland State Medical Association The

Ambassador studies plan before presenting credentials

The ambassador is studying a plan but cannot act officially until after presenting credentials to President Aleman, a date not yet fixed.

Aleman

Peruvian Envoy and San Francisco Cops Clash Over Parking Tags

In San Francisco, Consul General Felipe Rotalde challenges traffic tickets given to his cars. Police say he ignores fines and stamps issued tickets, prompting Traffic Court friction and a State Department inquiry into reciprocal parking rules.

San Francisco Felipe Rotalde Washington State Department Rotalde Clarence Iris Ed Pootel Pootel Los Angeles Lima

Two Year Illness Fatal To Houston Boy 9

Jerome R. Niles nine year old son of Mr and Mrs J R Niles will be buried here Thursday. He died Tuesday night in a hospital after an illness of more than two years. He attended school until a week before his death. Niles worked in the exploration department of Shell Oil Company. The couple has one other child, a daughter.

Houston Jerome R. Niles J. R. Niles Niles Shell Oil Company

Survivor of Dachau Arrives En Route to Dallas

Andor Fried a 29 year old survivor of Dachau arrived in New York en route to Dallas Texas to work as a clothing cutter. Fried one of 890 displaced persons aboard the Army transport General M L Hersey was sponsored by the Dallas Junior Chamber of Commerce. He edited a refugee newspaper in a DP camp and will live with Mrs Masha Rudnitzky in Dallas.

Luis Romero New York Valerie de Cadenet Paris London Valerie Romero Vallerie Luis Dachau Dallas Texas Ing Cutter Andor Fried M. L. Hersey

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