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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1950

Page

3

Pilot of B29 tells of trouble leading to Fort Worth crash

Captain Robert S. Dibbell, commander of the B29 based at Barksdale, described mechanical failures and a total electrical blackout that crippled the bomber during a training flight. He attempted a crash landing at Carswell Air Force Base. four crewmen died, eight survived. He reported fuel tanks dumped, gear partially lowered, and a fire as the plane struck a pasture near Indian Oaks. He was injured with a broken wrist.

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Titus County Fair Dairy Show Cancelled Over Anthrax Outbreak

The Titus County Fair and Dairy Show set to begin August 22 is cancelled due to an anthrax outbreak in the area. Several cattle have died and Dr. G A Kay of the Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission advised against exhibiting animals. In Louisiana, Terrebonne Parish reports more than 50 cattle deaths in two days with possible quarantine orders and inspections by state veterinarians.

MT Pleasant G. A Kay Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission New Orleans Terrebonne Parish R. G. Schriber Lower Grand Caillou Theriot Preston

Big Shots to See Camp Polk Show

Lieutenant General Leroy Lutes will review the 39th Delta division at Camp Polk in a ceremony with Louisiana governor Earl Long and Arkansas governor Sid McMath. Brigadier General Hugh Hofman and Colonel S E Faine accompany the Fourth Army. Reactivated 45th division from Oklahoma to arrive during the final week of the two week encampment. Red Cross staff from Keesler Field begins interview of locals to staff the post.

Camp Polk Leroy Lutes Fourth Army 39Th “Delta Raymond Fleming Lutes Earl K. Long Louisiana Sid McMath Arkansas Calimaedas Camp Polk Hugh Hofman S. £. Faine Natonal Guard 45Th Oklahoma Harold Headley Red Cross Keesler Field Miss Arkansas National Guard

Prominent Texan Killed in Accident

Clarence K. Debusk of Beaumont, prominent civic leader and Beaumont chamber manager, was killed in a two car crash at a Lufkin street intersection. Fellow Beaumont figures George Morgan and Pat Peyton were seriously hurt, with four Houston family members less seriously injured. The Beaumont party were returning home from Lufkin via Marshall.

Amateur Rodeo Draws Riders to Wellington

Cowhands from the Texas Panhandle West Oklahoma and East New Mexico gathered in Wellington for a four day amateur rodeo and old settlers reunion. A western parade opened the event with rodeo nights Tuesday through Thursday and a reunion Friday at Lahue Grove.

Wellington Texas Panhandle Oklahoma New Mexico Lahue Grove

Auto Workers Union Assets Total 5 Million

The CIO United Auto Workers Union reported on May 31 assets totaling $5,341,947. Of this, $3,657,297 was in cash, U.S. bonds and other securities, while fixed assets amounted to $1,679,278, including a $436,210 investment in a new headquarters building in Detroit under construction.

Detroit CIO Ufsited Auto Workers Union

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