UN Debates Korea Seating as Korea and Peace Terms Clash
U S delegates clash over Korean war terms and Chinese representation at the UN. Jebb argues aggression must drive action while peaceful settlement language could erase aggression and extend Soviet aims. Quevedo hopes light guides peace as France Cuba Norway debate linking or splitting China and Korea questions.
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United States
Jebb
Malik
Czechoslovakia
United Nations
Korea
Quevedo
Chauvel
France
Soviet Union
Truman's Choice Pins Race Hope On Final Count
State Senator Emery Allison backed by President Truman congratulated Hennings on a Tuesday primary win but held to hope absentee ballots might still change the result. Hennings led 178,093 to 173,058 as 4,492 of 4,676 precincts reported with absentee totals pending.
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Associated. Press
Emery Allison
Missouri
Allison
Truman
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
St. Louis
Hennings
Forrest C. Donnell
Donnell
Kansas
Virginia
West Virginia
Rolla
Forrest Smith
James M. Pendergast
Kansas City
Jackson County
Thomas J. Guilfoil
Frank Carlson
Edward F. Arn
Paul Aiken
Kenneth T. Anderson
Carlson
Harry W. Colmery
The
American Legion
Ann
Willard Mayberry
Alf M. Landon
GOP
Landon
Harry Darby
Senate
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Fred G. Randahl
House
North Dakota
Aiken
Carl V. Rice
Deaths and Funerals in Central Texas Notices
Obituaries recount multiple local deaths with funeral service details. Mrs. Julia Pannell buried at Barton's Cemetery near Buda under Conk Funeral Home direction. Ella A. Still dies in Austin with services pending in Dallas. survivors listed. Herbert Marion Olive of Thrall to be buried in Taylor area. Lawrence Chapel Church service. John Maund of Lampasas laid to rest. Louise Gellner 19 honored in Granger and Taylor services.
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Julia Pannell
Barton's Cemetery
Buda
Flynn
Conk Funeral Home
Ella A. Still
Shady Lane
Austin
The
Baptist Church
T. F. Stephenson
M. W. Tinkle
Dallas
Arthur L. Still
Jeff Still
R. E. McWilliam
Long Island
N. Y
Taylor
ANS
Herbert Marion Olive
Thrall
Lawrence Chapel Church
Harrison McLaren
Cc. E. Poe
Myrtle Olive
Marve Olive
Willard M. Olive
Vera Lawrence
California
Lois Smith
Thorndale
Kenneth Olive
Vera Olive
Wenatchee, Wash
Clyde Olive
Leuin Olive
Baytown
Burford Olive
Lawrence Chapel Cemetery
Condra Funeral
Lampasas
John Maund
Briggs- Games
George B. McCrary
Oak Hill
New Orleans
John Maund, Jr
Fort Worth
R. D. Timms
Joe Maund
Lampasa
Saints Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church
Granger
Msgr
J. J. Vanicek
George Tydlacka
Holy Cross Cemetery
Gene Gellner
Lillie Anderson
Ann Bales
Elsie Vonstosch
Temple
Doctor Charged With Practicing Without License
A complaint filed in County Court at Law accuses Austin psychiatrist Dr. Peter Crawford of practicing medicine without a license. Crawford, noted as a witness in a grand jury probe into city school system homosexuality, faced the charge for treating and charging an Austin woman on January 13, 1950 while allegedly unregistered. He said his practice was legitimate and that patients were referred by doctors.
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Peter Crawford
Crawford
Austin
Robert &£. Hannay Jr
San Antonio
Texas State Board of Medical Examiners
Crestwood Road
Texan Nominated to Foreign Claims Post
President Truman nominated Roy G. Baker of Sherman Texas a lawyer to the United States International Claims Commission. The commission handles foreign claims against the US government and pays fifteen thousand dollars per year. Also named were Josiah Marvel Jr of Delaware and Raymond S McKeough of Illinois. Baker led the Young Democratic Clubs of the United States.
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Washington
Truman
Roy G. Baker
Sherman
Texas
United States International Claims Commission
Baker
Young Democratic Clubs
United States
Josiah Marvel Jr
Delaware
Raymond S. McKeough
Ilinois
State Department
US Envoy to Russia Plans Wiesbaden Visit
The United States Embassy says Ambassador Alan G. Kirk will travel to Wiesbaden Germany for personal reasons for five days leaving Moscow on August 12. He will be joined by Mrs. Kirk and their son Roger returning to the United States to finish studies at Princeton. Major General John O Daniel departs Moscow and Major General Robert Grow succeeds him.
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Moscow
United States
Alan G. Kirk
Wiesbaden
Germany
Kirk
Roger
Princeton University
John O'Daniel
Robert Grow
Port Arthur Oil Cracker to Be World's Biggest
Gulf Oil re awards contract for a 60 000 barrel per day fluid catalytic cracking unit at Port Arthur Texas. The plant will out produce any similar installation by about 20 percent and is set for completion in fall 1951 at a cost near 8 million dollars. It will supply aviation gasoline synthetic rubber feedstocks high grade automotive gasoline and fuel oils.
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Pittsburgh
Port Arthur
Texas
Gulf Oil Corporaon
Two Held in Spying Case Plead Innocence
In New York on August 2, chemical engineer Abraham Brothman and Miriam Moskowitz pled not guilty to an indictment accusing them of conspiracy in a Russia related atom spy ring connected to Klaus Fuchs. Bail remained set at 25000 per defendant as Judge T Hoyt Davis scheduled September 11 for trial.
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New York
Russia
Abraham Brothman
Miriam Moskowitz
Klaus Fuchs
T. Hoyt Davis
Cedar Creek Plans August 15 Homecoming and Cemetery Association
Cedar Creek will host a homecoming on August 15 with a music and speaking program and a basket picnic. The Cemetery Association elected officers and directors including Mac Alexander as president and Mrs. J. C. Ellis as secretary treasurer.
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Cedar Creek
The
Cemetery Association
Mac Alexander
J. C. Ellis
Floyd Martin
Robert Martin
S. T. Simmons
Dewey Turner
Jack Voss
Laredo Bomb Scare Traced to Old War Flares
A local bombing scare in Laredo occurred when parachute flares from a scrap metal box exploded as a plane passed. A yard man’s trash burning ignited the box, sending several flares into the air after a resident found the contraband in a truckload purchased years ago.
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Laredo
Gold Bricks Abandoned After Robbery Fire
In Timmins Ontario two hooded bandits stole gold from Coniaurum Mines Ltd. offices and bound watchman Bill Edwards. Their getaway car burst into flames, forcing three bricks worth about 100000 dollars to be abandoned. the car was found about 25 miles away.
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Timmins
Ont
Coniaurum Mines Ltd
Bill Edwards
New Probation Chief Named in North Texas
Elmer Reed formerly of Lubbock has been appointed chief probation officer for the northern district of Texas succeeding John Alderman of Fort Worth. The appointment by federal judges W H Atwell T Whitfield Davidson and Joseph B Dooley becomes effective in August.
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North
Texas
Dallas
Elmer Reed
Lubbock
Northern District of Texas
John Alderman
Fort Worth
W. H. Atwell
T. Whitfield Davidson
Joseph B. Dooley
Amarillo
Roman Cardinal Lavitrano Dies Reduces College to 53
Luigi Cardinal Lavitrano, 76, died Wednesday at Castel Gandolfo after several days of fever. His death lowers the Roman Catholic College of Cardinals to 53 members, below its maximum of 0.
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Vatican City
Luigi Cardinal Lavitrano
Castel Gandolfo
Roman Catholic College
Red Registry Bill Proposed by Rep Walter in Washington
A bill introduced by Representative Walter of Pennsylvania would require Communists to register as agents of a foreign government. The proposal was unveiled in Washington on Wednesday, Aug 2.
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RED Registry
Washington
Walter
D-Pa
Yanks Fall Back to Strongest Line of War on Naktong River
Allied forces shift to a new defensive line along the Naktong as US Marines 1st Division and 2nd Infantry Division move out from Mokpo and Taegu area. North Korean drives threaten Pusan. Kumchon abandoned after a night retreat to Waegwon with bridges blown and city torched.
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Naktong River
MacArthur
Mokpo
Pusan
Naktong
Nam River
Taegu
1St Marine Division
2Nd Infantry
5Th
Kumchon
1St Cavalry
Waegwon
Windpipe Cutting Saves Man's Life
In Plentywood Montana on August 2 Bernard Lutness used a paring knife to locate and open his brother Roald Lutness windpipe after a baseball struck Roalds throat. Mrs Lutness assisted with a rubber tube before Dr Pronin replaced it with a metal tube shortening the incision by about a quarter inch.
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Plentywood
Mont
Bernard Lutness
Roald Lutness
Roald
Montana
Bernard
Cloud in Technicolor Appears Over California
Hundreds observe a strange color changing cloud off the California coast as it moves seaward for about 20 minutes. Reports spread across the county with Hamilton Field Air Base authorities planning an investigation.
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San Rafael
Calif
Sheriff's Office
Hamilton Field Air Base
Lampasas residents qualify as Red Cross water safety instructors
In Lampasas on August 2 seven local residents trained at Hancock Park Pool under W. H. Toots Gillian national field representative for the American Red Cross to become water safety and swimming instructors. The group includes Mrs Verdun Martin Bob Ware Truett Butts Jess Bellamy Alton Berry Bonnie Rogers and the Rev Haskin Little.
Softball Stadium Steel Work Underway in Austin
Construction of a 4,000 seat softball stadium in Butler Park west of Lamar Boulevard progressed to erect the steel framework with foundation work finished. The project costs 20 000 dollars and is funded equally by the Jaycee organization and the City of Austin for use by the recreation department.
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Butler Park
Lamar Boulevard
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee Organization
City of
Austin
Recreation Department
Weather forecast across Texas with scattered showers
The forecast calls for mainly cloudy skies with scattered showers and cooler temperatures in East Texas and the Panhandle. Highs near 90s expected in major cities like Austin and San Antonio with nighttime readings in the 70s. River stages show modest declines and river gauges list Montopolis at 26 feet and Lake Buchanan at 1010.52 feet.
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NTRA
Rees
Percy
West Texas
Pecos
Panhandle
South Plains
Zere Seadinas
Isesere
Sceeser
Austin
Colorado
Montopolis
Lake Buchanan
Lake Travis
Marshall Ford
Texas
Bilaneorous
Chris Abil
C Chris
Amarillo
Galveston Austin
Houston
Brownsville
Laredo
Polio Patient at Brackenridge City Hospital in Fair Condition
14-year-old Martin Burk, son of Mrs. Addie Lou Burk of 4612 Burnet Road, diagnosed with polio at Brackenridge Hospital on Wednesday. Authorities report he is in fairly good condition Wednesday night.
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Martin Burk
Addie Lou Burk
Burnet Road
Brackenridge Hospital
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Safeway
Foreign Claims Post
Travis County
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Andong
Red Cross
Mia
Weed~corley Funeral Homes
Lavaca
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Chapel of the Bells
Congress Ave
DR. C. T. Silver
Chiropractic
W. 6Th Street
Arthur Murray
Gey School
Harry Evons
Mgr
Mise Joybelle Dornburg
Upil
Joybelle Dornburg
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