Deaths and Funerals Mrs Adela Schutze 74
Mrs Adela Grace Schutze 74 widow of Juliae Schutze of 901 Blanco Street died Sunday after a brief illness in Austin. She lived here most of 70 years and was active in St Martin's Lutheran Church. Funeral Monday 5:30 p.m. at Weed at Te Funeral Home. Cremation in San Antonio Tuesday per her wishes. Survived by daughter Mrs W F Hefner of San Antonio three sons Julius and George Schutze of Austin and Walter Schutze of San Antonio one sister Mrs
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Adela Grace Schutze
Juliae Schutze
Blanco Street
Loose Hospital
Austin
St. Martin’s Lutheran Church
Aleo
Immergreen Lodge
Weedat Te
Rev. L. Bohis
San Antonio
Mre
W.F. Hefner
Julius
George Schutze
Walter Schutz
Fair Clara Groos Besserer of Austin dies
Clara Groos Besserer of Austin dies after an illness. Survived by husband A Louie Frank, father Nether A Scharff, daughter Mre J M Breitenbach, two brothers Alvin F Scharff and Dr Earle A Scharff. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery with pallbearers named. Funeral held at Cook Funeral Home with Rabbi Kleuner officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Also reported: infant son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Hobbs died at Brackenridge Hospital. funeral arrangements pending with Devine Funeral Home. Burial in Wi Cemetery per notice.
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See
A. Louie Frank
Nether A. Scharff
Mre
J M Breitenbach
Austin
Alvin F. Scharff
Hoaeton
Earle A. Seharff
Memphis
Tennessee
Cook Punere
Bertram Kleuener
Oakwood Cemetery
Dennis Macken
Lewell L. Kerr
William J Koen
Jake Hirshfeld
Lews WN Goldberg
A. Pat Dooley
Robert & Calvert
C. Bert Calahan
Georgetown
ANS
Marshall Hobbs
Brackenridge Hospital
Delvalle
Devise
Don Juan in Scotland To Visit King George
Don Juan the pretender to the throne arrived in Britain with his wife to visit King George at his Scottish home Imoral Castle. They will stay in Scotland until August 27 for the grouse shooting season.
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Don Juan
Scotland
King George
London
Britain
Ae Moral
Barcelona
Counge
Imoral Castle
Elizabeth
Margaret Don Juan
MacArthur Warns Koreas Over POW Brutality Atrocities
General Douglas MacArthur accused North Korean forces of revolting atrocities against UN prisoners and warned Premier Kim Il Sung that he and his officers will be held criminally accountable. He said evidence shows disarmed captives were murdered, and that such crimes could have been prevented by clear orders.
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Tokyo
Aue
Douglas MacArthur
Dis- Ste Teen Blunt
Kien Ft
Redio
Bcret
Ecrim
MacArthur
United Nations
All Humanity
Comeae
Crippled Koreas Claim Major Victory On Front
South Korea reports a major victory near Kang on the east coast after a two day clash that routed about 30 000 Communist troops. US air armor and artillery on the flanks aided a successful counterattack driving Reds back from Kyongju Pohang and Taegu.
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Kang
Kyongju
Pohang
Taegu
Pusan
Korea
MacArthur
Kigye
24Th Infantry Division
Changnyong
Naktong River
Tacegu
Kumhwa
Artilley
Frank Lamothe
New Orleans
Europe
Forrest P. Sherman
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Tokyo
Vaccination Advised For Louisiana Cattle
South Louisiana farmers were urged to vaccinate livestock against anthrax after Terrebonne Parish quarantining. Dr W T Oglesby of LSU veterinary science cited lower vaccination rates this year despite more cattle, urging farmers in epidemic areas to consult a veterinarian.
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Baton Rouge
South Louisiana
W. T Ogiesby
Louisiana State University
Department of Veterinary Science
Terrebonne Parish
Louisiana
Oglesby
Oak Ridge preps for atomic disaster alert plan
Oak Ridge defense agencies sharpen evacuation and shelter procedures for a potential atomic attack. The plan includes siren warnings covering 14 square miles, hospital and ambulance readiness, mutual hospital agreements with Knoxville, volunteer evacuation pilots, and a public information center to curb panic and guide safety measures.
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Oak
Japan
Oak Ridge
Osk Ridgers
Townette
Council of Hospitals
Knoxville
Sone
Office of Community Affairs
Welfare Services Department
Red Cross
Hectio
WATO
Citizene
Man Dies Before Daughter Graduates
COMMERCE Texas Aug 2 Tom H Mille labor foreman for Cotton Belt Railroad from Tyler died Sunday an hour before he was to watch his daughter receive a master's degree Mille aged 64 suffered a heart attack while climbing stairs to Ferguson Auditorium He is survived by his wife Morelia Mille a son Jack Mills and another daughter Mrs Howard Smith.
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Commerce
Tom H Mille
Cotton Belt Railroad
Tyler
Texas State Teachers College
Mille
Ferguson Auditorium
Morelia Mille
Jack Mills
Howard Smith
Antonio
Fick Tax Debate Urges Fiscal Restraint in Hard Times
In a terse commentary citizens demand no new taxes or borrowing for nonessential projects. The piece condemns government spending as unjustified amid ongoing economic strain.
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Adela Schutze
Clara Groos Besserer
George J. and
Lows Grosse
Sewer
A. Louis Frank
A. Lowis
Frank Ee
Enfield
George C. West
First Baptist Church
Dane Funeral Home
Commodore Hotel
Barbera
Elgin Barrer
Allbran
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
Mey
ANK
Ogee
Texas
Chapel of the Bells
Congress Ave
G. B. Vosburg
D.S.C
B. L. Payne
W. 7Th Street
Turkey
East 8Th St
City Market
East 19Th St
Koreas
Armstrongs
Capitol
Angelo Vocci
Boston
Mase
Vocci
Massachusetts General Hospital
Public Health Department
Maruel
Mutual Savings
Congress
Life Insurance Companies
Institute of Life Insurance
Madison Avenue
New York
N.Y
America
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