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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1950

Page

3

UN Opium Board Rebukes Nations Over Loose Data

In Geneva on Tuesday January 3 the permanent central opium board condemned delays and doubtful values in statistics from several nations hindering drug suppression. It criticized Iran for not replying and Bulgaria for inconsistent 1948 reports while noting strong cooperation from the Soviet Union and questioned figures from Turkey Iran Bulgaria and Indochina.

Geneva Switzerland Permanent Central Opium Board United Nations Economic and Social Council Opium Board Iran Soviet Union Turkey Bulgaria Indochina Regie

Ex Apple Queen Injured in Headon Georgia Car Crash

Mrs. Rosella C. Etter a 37 year old former Wenatchee Washington apple blossom queen was injured in a head on crash near Griffin Georgia Sunday Her mother Mrs Anna Melissa Corle 68 of Chattanooga Tennessee was killed Etter husband and their 14 year old daughter Sandra were also hurt The Griffin Hospital said none of the injured are in critical condition Sgt W D Allen of the Georgia Highway Patrol said Etter filed a warrant charging the other car driver Ralph Varner a Negro with murder Varner and three other Negroes were injured

Griffin, Ga Rosella C. Etter Wenatchee, Wash Here Anna Melissa Corle Chattanooga Tenn Etter Sandra Griffin Hospital W. D. Allen Georgia Highway Patrol Ralph Varner Varner

Euthanasia Group Urges New Merciful Death Law in NH

The Euthanasia Society of America says it will seek New Hampshire's first mercy death law after the murder case against Dr. Hermann N. Sander, accused of injecting air to kill patient Abbie Borreto. Petition drives in Candia Goffstown and Manchester boost support as Sander seeks bail.

Abbie Borroto Hermann N. Sander Borroto Manchester N. H Elsie Borroto Dr. Sander Euthanasia Society of America, Inc New Hampshire Mille County New Mampehire Robertson Jones Jones The Euthanasia Society New York Sander

French Marquis Dies At Argentine Capitol

Marquis Octave de Rochefort Lucay aged 88 died in Buenos Aires on Saturday and was buried Sunday. An engineer and university professor, he moved to Argentina in 1912 and taught mathematics and physics at several universities. His work included inventions in radio and X ray technologies.

Buenos Aires Marquis Octave de Rochefort-Lucay Henri de Rochefort Paris Napoleon III Argentina

Despondent conductor kills three family members then himself

In Grand Island Nebraska a 55 year old railroad conductor Durwood H Johnson shot and killed his wife Mercer 19 and father in law C W Mercer 87 before turning the gun on himself. County attorney Don Weaver said a recurring illness led to the despondent act as the family was finishing basement chores.

Grand Island Neb Don Weaver Durwood H. Johnson Johnson Mercer C. W. Mercer Weaver

Girls Rodeo Association Elects Ex Teacher Head

Nancy Binford of Wildorado Oldham County cattle rancher and former Lubbock High School physical education teacher was elected president of the Girls Rodeo Association in Fort Worth. Other officers named were Dixie Lee Reger Woodward Oklahoma vice president Fanny Mae Cox Spicewood secretary treasurer and Margaret Montgomery Ozona publicity agent.

Fort Worth Jan Nancy Binford Wildorado Oldham County Lubbock High School Monday Girls Rodeo Association Dixie Lee Reger Woodward Okla Fanny Mae Cox Spicewood Margaret Montgomery Ozona

Ex-Aussie Official James Dooley Dies at 78

James Dooley former labor prime minister of New South Wales for 1921 to 1922 died Monday night in Sydney. Born in Dublin he came to Australia at age ten and rose to political prominence.

Sydney James Dooley Labor New South Wales Dublin Australia

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