MacArthur May Get UN Command for Korea Police Action
Reports indicate General Douglas MacArthur likely to be named United Nations commander in Korea and troops under him may fly the UN flag in a new formula to strengthen multinational cooperation. Diplomats said a Security Council resolution could formalize the arrangement in days.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
Security Council
Hume Wrong
John D. Hickerson
New York
MacArthur
Far East
South Korea
Britain
Mrs Nordlander 75 Dies in Austin Area
Mrs Holda C. Nordlander 75 of 808 Park Boulevard died Tuesday in a local hospital. A Sweden native, she lived in Austin Elgin area most of life and in Austin since 1942. Funeral Wednesday 10 a.m. at Cook Funeral Home with three ministers officiating. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by sister A F Smith of Austin and four nieces in Austin and Houston.
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Holda C. Nordlander
Park Boulevard
Sweden
Austin
Elgin
Cook Funeral Home
J. E. Chester
Paul F. Roselle
N. J. Christensen
Oakwood Cemetery
Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs. Nordlander Married the Late Dr. A. G. E. Nordlander
Boulder
Colo
A. F. Smith
Hugo Klint
Howard E. Johnson
Carl E. Richard
W. E. Blomdah
Houston
Burnet Rancher Pioneer George Simpson Dies
Burnet Texas July 4 George Daniel Simpson retired rancher and pioneer trail driver died at home Tuesday afternoon He was born May 31 1863 in Parker County Services set for Wednesday at 4 p m at Edgar Funeral Home with Minister Ward McClish officiating He belonged to the Church of Christ and the Masonic Lodge Surviving are his wife four daughters a son and a twin sister from New Mexico
Driving teacher fined for careless driving in Glasgow
David Godghton Gould aged 48 was fined 7 pounds or 60 days for careless driving. Gould has taught driving for ten years in Glasgow Scotland.
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Glasgow
Scotland
David Godghton Gould
Gould
Grateful Relief From Constipation All Bran Ad
A testimonial from Mrs. Kunz of Louisville praises Kellogg's All Bran for regularity. The unsolicted letter urges daily consumption of one ounce with water and promises double money back if not satisfied after ten days.
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Allbran
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Airmens Commuter War Off to Korea Then Home Again
At an American base in Japan airmen reported their return from missions with the same routine as workers leaving an office. Morale concerns arise as officers worry long term effects, while wives like Mrs. Ray Lancaster support their husbands. The war reveals lessons in ground support and the renewed use of P51 Mustangs for close combat against North Korean targets.
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Japan
Korea
America
Air Force
Ray Lancaster
Flying Cash Register Spooks Dallas Chase
Policeman George S Briggs saw a flying cash register fly from a pursued automobile near Cockrell Hill early Tuesday. The speeder escaped, Briggs recovered the money machine containing 56 97 dollars. Co owner Lester E Smith said the register held 56 97 dollars when the station closed last night. Nothing else was missing.
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Dallas
George S. Briggs
Cockrell Hill
Briggs
Lester E Smith
Non musical cannoneers join National Symphony in Washington
Eight Fort Myer cannoneers who cannot read music will perform 75 mm howitzers during the National Symphony Orchestra concert at the Watergate amphitheater. Conductor Howard Mitchell plans a full dress rehearsal to align firing with the score Tschaikowsky 1812 Overture. Union musicians will standby to cue the blasts to avoid clashes.
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Washington
Fort Myer
National Symphony Orchestra
Tschaikowsky
Howard Mitchell
Watergate Amphitheater
Potomac River
Moscow
James C. Petril
American Federation of Musicians
Watergate
3Rd Infantry
Richard Snyder
Elmira
N. 4
Billy Tibbs
Tughtown
W. Va
Storm Rites Held Tuesday At St. David's
Funeral services for Mrs. Marion Storm 35 of Austin were held Tuesday at St. David Episcopal Church for a car wreck death near Temple on Sunday. The Rev. Sumners and the Rev. Barclay officiated. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery with Weed-Corley Funeral Home directing. Pallbearers included Austin residents Stuart Long John McCully Alex Louis J J Hickman Lynn Storm Robert C Eckhardt and D B Hardeman. She was survived by her parents Lt Col and Mrs Fred Beeman two sisters and a grandmother. Storm was an Austin graduate and executive secretary of the State Social and Legislative Conference and a former member of the State Democratic Executive Committee.
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Marion Storm
Austin
Temple
Charles Sumners
John Barclay
St. David's Episcopal Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Weed-Corley Funeral Home
Stuart Long
John McCully
Alex Louis
J. J Hickman
Lynn Storm
Robert C. Eckhardt
Houston
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March Field
March Air Force Base
Calif
And
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Dial
Mitchell
St. David's
Philco
Brazes
Mathes
Seusalimol
Oni Deon Eee
Chatsworth
Cabaniss
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