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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1949

Page

9

Jets collide at 300 mph over lake. pilots uninjured

Two Selfridge Field jets of the 63rd Fighter Squadron collided during a training flight over Lake St. Clair at about 300 mph. Second Lieutenant Paul J. Fritzinger bailed out and landed on Harsens Island, rescued by a flying boat. Second Lieutenant Carmen T. Feola brought his damaged jet to Selfridge for an emergency landing. cause undetermined.

MT. Clemens Mich INS Selfridge Field 63Rd Lake Stair Paul J. Fritzinger Peoria Fritzinger Harsens Island Carmen T. Feola Cleveland

Money Donated to Fight Tuberculosis at Bergstrom AFB

G I money was tossed into the effort against tuberculosis on Wednesday. In 30 orderly rooms at Bergstrom Air Force Base Christmas trees were sold at the end of pay periods.

Bergstrom Air Force Base

Torrid Letters End Alienation Suit in London Case

The out of court settlement ends a libel and enticement suit by Lady Cunliffe-Owen against dancer Marjorie Daw over torrid letters from Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owen. No money changed hands. both sides pay own costs. Daw expresses regret for statements and pain caused.

London Hugo Cunliffe-Owen Cunliffe-Owen Marjorie Daw Lady Cunliffe-Owen Miss Daw Sir Hugo

Stowaway Arthur Biggs Strikes Again Heading to New York

Eleven-year-old Arthur Biggs, who previously stowed away to Hollywood to pursue a singing cowboy dream, tried again by train from Grand Central. He rode to Croton on a New York Central express without a ticket, was removed near the Hudson River, and was sent home with his mother. He claimed no fixed destination and said he wanted to become a movie actor and singer like Roy Rogers.

Harmon N. Y Arthur Biggs Hollywood St Louis Hudson River New York City Arthur Grand Central Station New York Croton Roy Roger California

Mother Pays 200 Wins Custody Battle Over Child

In Muncie Indiana a mother Mrs Ethel Auls 25 won custody of her five year old daughter Ethel Rose after paying 200 dollars to the foster couple Mr and Mrs Edgar Scott of Noblesville Indiana who had adopted the child. The judge denied the habeas corpus petition but witnesses said the payment was approved by the Hamilton County Department of Public Welfare. Mrs Auls had consented to the adoption June 12 1947 during hardship after her husband's death and has filed to set aside the adoption. The foster parents returned the child to the mother last March.

Muncie Ind Edgar Scott Noblesville Ethel Auls Joseph H. Davis Delaware Circuit Court Hamilton County Department of Public Welfare Auls Ethel Rose

Nurse court martialed in Mexico for neglect of duty

Mexico City November 30. Army Nurse Sergeant Josefina Elizalde Perez was court martialed the first time in Mexican history and sentenced to three months in prison for alleged neglect of duty in the death of a baby under her care in a military hospital.

Mexico City Defense Ministry

Hunter Wounds Bear After Sudden Sinkhole Accent

In L Anse Michigan Edward Homier recounted a bear hunt as his foot sank into soft ground on a ridge. A bear growl led him to shoot and he then retrieved a 250 pound bear from what was described as the animal s den roof and enclosure.

L'Anse Mich Edward Homier

Noble Says He Knows Wife Killer In Policy Wheel Dallas Case

Gambler Herbert Noble told a reporter he knows the man behind his wife Mildred Noble’s bomb death and that the suspect runs a large policy wheel operation in Dallas. He declined to name the killer, saying the man is currently far away but responsible for years of murders and failed attempts on Noble. Noble, who remains in Dallas, planned to stay alive to see his daughter through school and notes a recent asset purchase in Fort Worth.

Dallas Herbert Noble Noble Mildred Fort Worth Donald DeClackner Tuckahoe, N. Y Hicks Field Executive Transport Corporation

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