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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1950

Page

2

Truman approves Korea and Formosa aid package

President Truman signed an $86 million aid bill to Korea and Formosa to be spent by June 30. The package includes $60 million for South Korea and $30 million from RFC to sustain raw material flow. The plan extends China aid funds to June 30 with about $103 million available. Formosa gets a $28 million earmark, with ECA likely to spend up to $10 million by June 30.

Washington Truman Korea Formosa Reconstruction Finance Corporation Republic of South Korea Far Eastern Congress House South Korea RFC Economic Cooperation Administration ECA

School Position Goes to an Austinite

Genevieve Bradley Vallentine, a teacher in the Austin schools, was named superintendent of Gonzales County schools to fill the unexpired term of her late father G E Bradley. She was the sole applicant and was appointed by the Commissioners Court. Vallentine has taught homemaking in Baker School and is a Gonzales native and UT alumna.

Gonzales Genevieve Bradley Vallentine Austin Gonzales County G. E. Bradley

Monsieur Vincent reviewed at Texas Theater

A French produced film directed by Maurice Cloche stars Pierre Fresnay as Father Vincent de Paul. The Texas Theater adopts a new policy to show foreign films with public support. The review lauds Fresnay's gripping performance and emotional depth while criticizing uneven scripting and time lapses that hinder the narrative.

Texas Theater Monsieur Vincent Pierre Fresnay Fresnay Cardinal Richelieu France Vincent de Paul Sisters of Charity

Mr. Soft Touch at the Paramount

The Columbia picture directed by Henry Levin and Garson Douglas stars Glenn Ford as a nightclub owner who fights a gambling syndicate after stealing $100 000. Evelyn Keyes co stars as a settlement worker who aids him and Ford’s Joe Miracle faces a murderous plot and a gunfight ending.

Columbia Milton Holmes Henry Levin Garon Douglas Orinnings Paramount Enter John Irelan Glenn Ford Evelyn Keyes Percy Kilbride Ford Joe Miracle

Through Rite and Silent Features At Paramount

A garbled cinema listing shows Glenn and Evelyn Bers in adult offerings and multiple features across theaters Paramount State Capitol Chief and others. Reads like showtimes and titles such as Pinky, Trigger, Stromboli, and Stromboli with various actors, dates through Tuesday or Wednesday.

Glenn Evelyn Bers Ares Paramount Rite Mr. ‘Or

Queen Sue McCarty Church Queen at First Baptist coronation

Sue McCarty, 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs B W McCarty of 3709 Govaille Avenue, crowned queen of the First Baptist Church intermediate department for 1430 Tuesday night. Runnder-up Miss Dorothy Hollis. other princesses and escorts listed amid a Say It With Music program with solos and a Hardin-Simmons string ensemble.

Sue McCarty B. W. McCarty Govaile Avenue First Baptist Church Rogers Wilson Dorothy Hollis Terry Meyers Carol Foust Mildred Bustin Peggy Smothers Winona Snodgrass Sylvia Cooksey Billy Fortune Joe Goddard Charles Sackrey Jay Davis Truman Breed Sidney Sharkey Lyn Arnot Jack Ridley Dernard Nollner H. E. East Kingsville James A. Berry Evelyn King Laura Jean Hank Hardin-Simmons University Macon Summerlin Paula Harris Bill Williams Jerry Gannaway

Former Time editor Laird Goldsborough dies in Rockefeller Center fall

A former American counterspy and Time magazine foreign affairs editor leapt from his ninth floor Rockfeller Center office Tuesday night. Police identified the dead man as Laird S. Goldsborough of Greenwich Connecticut, a wartime coordinator of counter espionage for the OSS. Evidence found in his pocket included papers and business cards.

New York Time Magazine Rockfeller Center Laird S. Goldsborough Indian Head Point Greenwich

Endocreme Hormone Cream Claims 12 Year Track Record

An advertisement touts Endocreme as the first successful hormone cream with a 12 year proven results record. It claims origins in medical testing, nationwide approval, and visible skin improvements in about 30 days. Priced at $3.50 plus tax.

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Death Valley Hunted For Escaped Marines

In Death Valley two armed Marines, Douglas Bright of Nederland Texas and Murray Cretz of Brooklyn New York, fled from Tonopah Nevada after deserting sentry posts at Camp Matthews California. FBI agents and county officers hunted them as they fled west. They reportedly stole a car near Tonopah and held up James Udal of Bishop, taking $100 before ditching a California-registered sedan.

Las Vegas Death Valley Texas Brooklyn FBI Douglas E. Bright Nederland Murray Cretz Tonopah Nev James Udal Bishop Walter E. Moore Reno Tonopen California Amp Matthews Calif

Friendship Move or Soviet Pressure Behind New Treaty

American officials doubt the Moscow China pact was simple friendship. They warn secret clauses may squeeze China, with Acheson accusing Russia of attaching parts of China. Moscow pledges Port Arthur and Southern Manchuria rail return. officials doubt surrender without compensation.

Washington Russia China Acheson Soviet Union Moscow Port Arthur Manchuria Yalta State Department Ussr Tokyo United States Japan Douglas MacArthur Red China Mao Tze-Tung Kremlin Mao Hongkong Formosa North China

Austin Churches Slate Film on Apostle Paul

A sound movie detailing the conversion and missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul will be shown in three Austin churches this week. Temple Baptist Church hosts Wednesday night showings followed by Kinney Avenue Baptist Church on Thursday and East Avenue Baptist Church on Friday.

Apostle Paul Temple Baptist Church Kinney Avenue Baptist Church East Avenue Baptist Church

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