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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1950

Page

5

Wounded General Dean Killed In Korea Action

General Dean, 6 ft 3 in native of Carlyle Illinois, was killed in Korea after leading forces and dueling a North Korean soldier with a pistol. He served as chief of staff of the 8th Army and commanded the 444th Infantry Division in Europe during World War II. His body identity was confirmed by a North Korean interpreter who glimpsed the two stars on his uniform. His wife Mildred Dern, daughter, and son William F. Jr. survive, with his Berkeley California home noted.

Dean Carlyle Ill Berkeley Calif Elizabeth Dean Robert G. Williams Mildred Dern George H. Dern Tokyo William F. Jr West Point University of California 444Th Korea Korean Republic 8Th Army

FEEN a Min laxative promises gentle relief

An advertisement touts FEEN a MinT laxative as gentler than other laxatives, easing bowel action in the lower tract without flushing the stomach. It claims improved energy and welfare after use and notes a low price around 18 to 64 cents.

Chaplains Sought As Army Expands Its Ranks

Col Luther W. Evans says the Army needs 200 additional chaplains with at least 50 Catholic priests. Col Oscar B. Abbott notes about 75 reserve chaplains in the Fourth Army area eligible for active duty, mostly in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisiana, and Arkansas. Abbott says they will not be forced back without consent, and civilian clergymen are urged to volunteer.

Luther W. Evans Fourth Army Evans Oscar B. Abbott Texas Military Texas Abbott Army National Guard

Weather Forecast Snapshot With Texas Readings

Wind and air conditions show a tempering shift with increasing winds and cloudy skies. Hourly readings list temperatures across Texas cities including Austin Fort Worth Amarillo Galveston and San Antonio with notes on sunrise moonrise and moonset times for August 22 23 and a mention of rainfall and drought deficiency since January.

Austin

Shipwash Named Director of Texas Retail Grocers

D A Shipwash of Austin was named a director of the Texas Retail Grocers Association at the end of its 23rd annual convention in Dallas Hal E Dean of Waco was chosen president about 1000 grocers attended the event.

Dallas D. A. Shipwash Austin Texas Retail Grocers Association Hal E. Dean Waco

Battle front shifts as 60000 Red troops mass near Taegu

Allied forces report up to sixty thousand North Korean troops massed in a 20 mile arc from Waegwan to Kunwi as US and South Korean units clash with Reds around Taegu. Col. Michaelis comments on Reds tactics while US planes and B 29s attack Dongjin Pyongyang and other targets along a broad frontline.

Waegwan Taegu Kunwi Whitehead Col Michaelis Pohang Eighth Army Yongdok Kunci South Korea Naktong River Changnyong 25Th Division Haman Masan FAR East Air Force Dongjin Pyongyang North Korea

Tenth Ward Group Pleads for Health Based Paving

The Tenth Ward Civic Club urged Austin officials to approve low cost paving citing health harms from graveled streets. Mayor Taylor Glass and City Manager Walter Seaholm pressed for permanent paving with Emma Long and W. T. Johnson, while a compromise was hinted. Over 100 residents attended Metz School as talks ended without agreement.

Tenth Ward Civic Club Austin Taylor Glass Walter Seaholm Noble Larson Emma Long W. T. Johnson Seaholm

Deaths and Funerals Edward Swan George Glasscock III and Charlie Preuss

Edward S. Swan 72 of Austin died after an extended illness in a local hospital. George W. Glasscock III 71 of Houston died at home, survived by three daughters and others, private funeral at Weed-Corley. Charlie John Preuss 49 of Taylor died of a heart attack with funeral at Condra. burial in Taylor Cemetery. survivors include a daughter, five brothers, five sisters.

Edward Swan Edward S. Swan Austin Anna Swan Willie-Donnelly George W. Glasscock III Houston S. D. Breeding L. L. Radford W. J. Compton Kingsville A. R. Christopher Mary Glasscock Abilene M. H. Glasscock Dallas Weed-Corley Weed-Corley Funeral Home Harry M. Moffett Oakwood Cemetery Charles J. Preuss Taylor Condra Charlie John Preuss Robert Mohr St. Peters Free and Reformed Taylor Roy Preuss United States Navy Pacific H. Benad Julius Maksch Tilman Ponton Bruce Cherry A. J. Xvonek

Routine Session Seen For Commissioners

County Judge Tom Johnson said the County Commissioners Court will likely handle routine business at the Wednesday 10 a m meeting. He noted a possibility of plans on county property evaluation using city rolls.

Tom Johnson County Commissioners Court

Nurses to Meet in Municipal Building Council Room

The Practical Nurses Association will hold its monthly meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building council room. A nominating committee will be appointed for the 1951 officers election. All practical nurses are invited.

Practical Nurses Association

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