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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1950

Page

9

Solons Fold US Heavy Water Shipment Sent Russia in 45

The House committee on un American activities heard that Russia received American heavy water in late 1945 after Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Herman H. Rosenberg testified that the San Francisco Stuart-Oxygen Company shipped 1000 grams of heavy water in 1945 and 1000 pounds of uranium compounds in 1943. The case follows earlier uranium sales via New York firms and Great Falls Montana routes.

Solons Fold Russia Washington Japan Hiroshima Nagasaki House Committee On un-American Activities Herman H. Rosenberg Chematar, Inc Stuart-Oxygen Company San Francisco Rosenberg Great Falls Mont Fulton Lewis Jr Pregel Radium & Uranium Company New York Philip L. Merritt Atomic Energy Commission

Tulsa Police Admit Bait Plot Backfired

Tulsa police officer Jim Peters was killed last April. A life-term prisoner William Auburn Hunt was released to catch the killer, but Hunt vanished after five days of taped conversations and detectives watching him. Police Chief Bud Holmsworth said Hunt disappeared after requesting more expense money.

Tulsa Okla J. W Bud) Holmsworth William Auburn Hunt McAlester State Penitentiary Jim Peters Hunt Watonga Peters James Devine West Tulsa Holingsworth Jast

Got Rid of Dandruff and Itchy Scalp

HUTTO Tex Miss Mata Graw Box 183 Hutto Texas says I had dandruff and itchy scalp so bad I was ashamed to go anywhere I de cided to try Bakers Hair Tonic and I got rid of my dandruff and itch scalp Your wonderful product really does the job Ive been telling all my friends about it For dandruff and itchy scalp use Bakers Hair Tonic and for clean scalp and lustrous hair use Bakers Lathernist Shampoo Get them both at your drug store barber shop or beauty shop You ll be delighted with results or the makers of Baker s will refund every penny of your money Ady.

Hutto Tex Mata Graw Box 183 Texas Baker's Baker’s Ady

Economist Says Texas Should Honor Lewis

Dallas on January 24 a nationally known economist urged Texas to erect a monument to John L. Lewis. Dr Marcus Nadler said the United Mine Workers chief had done more for Texas oil by stoking a switch from coal to oil and by striking his union. Nadler serves as research director for the Institute of International Finance and is a consultant economist for Central Hanover Bank.

Dallas Texas John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Marcus Nadler First National Bank Nadler Institute of International Finance Central Hanover Bank of New York New York University

Damages for Using Name in Film Denied

In Tulsa on January 24 a woman failed to win $400,000 in damages from Paramount after Judge Royce Savage and a jury viewed The Strange Love of Martha Ivers. Mrs Celia F Ivers claimed the title violated her daughter Martha s privacy but the court found the injury imaginary.

Tulsa Okla Royce Savage Celia F. Ivers Paramount Film Distributing Company Martha Ivers

Four Women Picked as Jurors In Mercy Killing Case

In Bridgeport Connecticut on January 24 four women with daughters around 21 were selected to serve as jurors in the trial of Carol Ann Paight charged with second degree murder for shooting her cancer-stricken father at a Stamford hospital. The defense argues she lacked the mental capacity to know right from wrong. Further jurors were to be chosen as voir dire continued.

Dad Bridgeport Conn Carol Ann Paight Carol Ann Judith A. Meinhard Greenwich Margaret Newman Danbury David Goldstein Lorwin W. Willis Venireman Venireman Goldstein Carl Wraight Stamford Police Goldstein Willis Peggy G. Newburger Westport Daniel Griffin Stamford Griffith Stern Superior Court John A. Cornell Carl

Sumners To Head Diocese Committee

The Episcopal Diocese of Texas ended its 101st annual council with Rev. James E. Savoy of Lufkin elected secretary and Horace Wilkins of Houston named treasurer. Rev. Charles A. Sumners of Austin was chosen to head the diocese standing committee. Other officials include Board of Regents members Grace Hall and J. J. Harte, Mrs. Pennybacker Jr., and George B. L. Carver, all of Austin, plus synod deputies James McKeown of Cameron and Harris Toler of Austin.

Waco James E. Savoy Lufkin Horace Wilkins Houston Episcopal Diocese of Austin Provincal Synod James McKeown Cameron Harris Toler

State Tax Exemption Proposed for Voters in New York

Senator Mario M. Optatis of New York City introduced a bill proposing that voters and their spouses gain $500 each in New York State income tax exemptions if they voted in the preceding general election. The measure aims to reward civic participation with tax relief.

Albany N. Y New York State Mario M. Optatis New York City

This Gal Was Really On Pins and Needles

Detroit news report details Mrs. Carolyn Hutchison a 19 year old who swallowed 30 pins six safety pins and eight needles after saying her marriage did not work She was rushed to hospital underwent immediate operation and was reported in fair condition.

Detroit Carolyn Hutchison Hutchison

Contempt Risked by Pastor Refusing to Testify

Eastland Texas January 24. Rev James W McClain the former Dr IL Q of a national radio quiz show said he would refuse to testify in the murder trial of Elva Mead Cisco asserting his religious principles would be violated if he testified. The case involves Emory E Moad shot outside Mead home. The minister faces possible contempt proceedings.

Eastland IL. Q James W. McClain Elva Mead Cisco McClain Cision Lloyd Jones Ury Moad Holy Trinity Episcopal Church

Rebel Pickets Spread Idleness In Coal Fields

Roving pickets spread idleness through soft coal fields as the January strike grew to about 75 000 idle miners with 14 000 more joining the protest in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Many worked two days in 1950, while some elders faced lunches seized by pickets and a blocked road near Lumberport.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvannia West Virginia John L. Lewis Pennsylvania Johnstown Rochester Pittsburgh Coal Company Fitzhugh Reynolds Harrison County Lumberport Wheeling Fairmont

Cops Question Man In Sweetwater Death

A 38 year old Sweetwater man is being questioned in the death of Robert West found Monday near downtown Sweetwater. West had head bruises and an autopsy is pending. The suspect and a companion were seen with West days earlier. West will be shipped to Stockdale for funeral services and burial.

Sweetwater Robert West San Antonio West Stockdale

Robbers Net $2,000 Payroll From Union Club in Boston

Boston police remained puzzled by a grand cash theft while thieves struck the Union Club and stole a Brink’s armored truck payroll of $2,000. Investigators questioned Samuel S. Granite, not a participant, amid ongoing Brinks case and a prior 1947 $100,000 Sturtevant robbery.

Boston Brink's, Inc Union Club Brink Company Massachusetts State House Beacon Hill Samuel S. Granite State Prison

Cropped Hair Name Origin for Chamorros

The Chamorros in the Marianas Islands are named from a Portuguese term meaning people with cropped hair a designation given by Magellan referencing their hair.

Marianas Islands Portugese

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