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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1949

Page

4

Reds threaten Canton rail link as they near railway

Chinese Communist troops push within 30 miles of the Canton Hankow Railway threatening Nationalist South China defense. They overran Jucheng and Litin, aiming to cut rail supply to General Pai Chunghsi at Hengyang. Civilians flee Kugong as fresh reinforcements arrive.

Canton Canton- Hankow South China Jucheng Litin Pai Chunghsi Hengyang Pais Kwangsi Pai Kugong Kukong Hainan Island Ministry of National Defense Lungchun

Viscount Charlemont Former NI Education Minister Dies

Viscount Charlemont aged 69 and minister of education for Northern Ireland from 1926 to 1937, died at his Newcastle County Down home on Tuesday.

Newcastle County Down Northern Ireland

Lewis Orders Two Day Week For Coal Miners East Of Mississippi

Washington Aug. 30 John L Lewis ordered coal miners east of the Mississippi to work only two days next week. This marks the first schedule change since he set a three day production week and ended the no contract no work policy. An idle day was declared for Sept. 8. Daily production runs about 2 million tons.

Washington John L. Lewis Mississippi River Lewis

Veteran of Chisholm Trail Dies in Dallas

Samuel John Harting Sr. 78 a veteran who drove cattle over the Old Chisholm Trail from Texas to Kansas died at his Dallas home Tuesday. He helped open the Cherokee strip in Oklahoma and was an authority on Indian lore. Harting managed telegraph offices in Gainesville, Wichita Falls and Ardmore Indian Territory. He lived in Dallas 33 years. Surviving are his widow and four sons Samuel John Harting Jr Albert L Harting Billy Reed Harting of Dallas and Frank O Harting of New York.

Dallas Samuel John Harting Chisholm Trail Texas Kansas Harting Oklahoma Gainesville Wichita Falls Ardmore Indian Territory Samuel John Harting Jr Albert L. Harting Billy Reed Harting Frank O. Harting New York

Driscoll Foundation Plans Charity Children Hospital in Corpus Christi

Corpus Christi plans a $2,500,000 charity hospital for children to be built by the Driscoll Foundation. The 115 bed, 20 acre campus aims to serve underprivileged Texas children, with admissions prioritized for Nueces County residents, adjacent counties, and Texans. Trustees expect plans by February and operation funding of about $500,000 yearly from the estate.

Corpus Christi Driscoll Foundation Clara Driscoll Driscoll South Texas Nueces County San Patricio, Bee, Jim

Guild Chief Sues Fellow Officials

Sam Eubanks executive vice president of the CIO American Newspaper Guild filed a 150000 dollar libel suit against New York local officials including Thomas J Murphy and Thomas M McBride. He accuses them of alleging collusion with management of the Post Home News to hamper bargaining. Eubanks says he did not discuss the contract with managers. He is seeking re election amid opposition from New York local officers.

New York Sam Eubanks CIO American Newspaper Guild Guild Eubanks New York Post Home News Thomas J. Murphy Thomas M. McBride Frontpage Post Home News Dorothy Schiff

Burglars Net $1246 From Tourist Courts

In San Antonio on August 30 burglars entered two tourist courts during the night and stole a total of 1246 dollars. The Alpine Hotel lost 913 dollars and Victoria Courts 333 dollars. Named guests include Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sadler and son George, and Mrs. H. A. Larson and her daughter of Harlingen.

Johnny Luijack Johnny Lujack Texas Richard Harkness Hogan's Daughter Archie Andrews Freddie Martin Henry Morgan Russ Morgan Dick Jurgens de Bug ABC McLendon Stuart Long Banknight Anthony Orch Shamrock Hotel San Antonio Alpine Hotel Victoria Courts E. C. Sadler George H. A. Larson Harlingen

Hitchhike Girl Not Surprised By Parents Disowning Her

Brownwood August 30 Mrs Sandra Peterson linked to the hitchhike slaying of Lewis Patterson near Brady last Thursday says she is 17 and not a divorcee. Parents in Somerville Mass deny contact since last November and say they will have nothing to do with her. Peterson claims she married Mauritz Peterson in Nashua New Hampshire on November 1 1948 and last saw him in February in Oakland California.

Brownwood Sandra Peterson Lewis Patterson Brady Charles Anargeros Somerville Mass Peterson Mack Boswell Brownwood Bulletin Boswell Mauritz Peterson Nashua N. H Oakland Calif

Italy harvests record postwar wheat despite drought

Rome reports the Central Institute of Statistics says Italy is harvesting its largest postwar wheat crop even as a severe drought affects parts of the country. The data note drought worst in about five decades and highlight resilient grain yields across regions.

Rome Italy Central Institute of Statistics

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