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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1951

Page

6

Engineers gather in Detroit for SAE wartime meet

About six thousand American engineers crowd the Detroit Hilton and other hotels for the annual SAE gathering. The five day meet features more than 40 technical discussions in automotive and aircraft development as the society plans how to renew its services to civilian and military agencies during the national emergency.

Detroit Society of Automotive Engineers Motor City SAE Gical Engi Neers

SA Reports Year's First Traffic Fatality

San Antonio police reported the first traffic fatality of the year. James Wooten, about 60, was fatally injured when his truck crashed into two cars. Justice of the Peace FE H Talbert withheld a verdict pending further investigation. First traffic death of 1950 noted on Jan 6.

San Antonio Jan James Wooten Justice of the Peace FE H. Talbert

Korea Big Enough Area Stated at 85 246 Square Miles

A report notes Korea covers 85 246 square miles, detailing its geographic size and significance within regional context.

Korea

250000 Goal Set By Texas Baptists

Dallas January 8 Texas Baptists opened their 15th Evangelistic conference with a 250000 new member goal for 1951. More than 5000 ministers and lay leaders attended along with Southern Baptist representatives. Fort Worth official William Fleming, president of the Baptist General Convention of Texas, set the target and was to speak. Evangelist Billy Graham was to address the group Tuesday evening.

Dallas Texas Baptists Texas Southern Baptist Convention Nashville Tenn William Fleming Fort Worth Baptist General Convention of Texas Fleming Billy Graham Baptists

Radio for Rescue Marks 1909 Sea Collision Reply

Radio was used in a sea rescue for the first time during the collision of the steamship Florida and the liner Republic off Nantucket. The incident highlighted early wireless communication in emergency response at sea.

Florida Republic Nantucket

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