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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1950

Page

10

39 Bodies Recovered After Tennessee Guard Plane Crash

An Air Force officer announced 39 bodies recovered from a trans port plane crash near Myrtle Beach. The C46 carried 30 Tennessee Air National Guard members and five probable hitchhikers, with four Florida reserve crew. An Army board of inquiry will begin investigations at Shaw Field.

Myrtle Beach Air Force Here Tennessee Air National Guard Air Reserve Florida E. S. Rood Shaw Air Force Base Sumter Air Force Reserve Miami Nashville Tenn Air National Guardsmen Tennessee

More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH

FASTEETH improves denture comfort by sprinkling on upper and lower plates to hold them firmer. It has no gummy taste, is non acidic, does not sour, and helps reduce denture odor. Available at drug stores.

Polio Victim First in Wood County This Season

Winnsboro Texas reports Joe Morrow eleven was hospitalized at Parkland Hospital Dallas with polio last week. He is the first polio victim recorded in Wood County this season.

Winnsboro Tex Joe Morrow Parkland Hospital Dallas Wood County

Oklahoma Senate Runoff Highlights War and Prohibition Issues

National focus shifts to Oklahoma for the runoff between Senator Elmer Thomas and Rep. Mike Monroney as Korea fighting and Oklahoma prohibition dominate. Other southern primaries feature races in Arkansas, Louisiana, and South Carolina. Oklahoma gubernatorial race pits Johnson Murray against William O. Coe. expected turnout around 400,000.

Oklahoma Elmer Thomas Mike Monroney Korea Prohibition Arkansas Louisana South Carolina Sidney McMath Ben Laney William Fulbright Louisiana Russell B Long Malcolm LaFargue Shreveport Newt V. Mills Monroe Long James B. Hare Hugo S. Sims House W. J. Bryan Dorn John J. Riley Thomas Senate Monroney Washington

Large Tourist Court Planned on Lamar Boulevard

Plans filed with the city for a large tourist court at 5440 North Lamar Boulevard estimate a $400,000 project by H. B. Clagett Company of Austin. Sixty-six air conditioned units of brick veneer are planned with a range swimming pool. Architect W. O. OConnell drew the plans. The company will conduct its own construction. filing with the inspector is preliminary to a permit.

H. B. Clagett Company Austin North Lamar Boulevard W. O. O'Connell Clagett Company

Texas Weather Forecast and Temperature Readings Summary

The Weather Bureau reports hot sunny days and warm nights across Central Texas through Wednesday with East Texas mostly partly cloudy and scattered thunderstorms Tuesday and Wednesday. West Texas remains largely cloudy with some thundershowers and little temperature change. Hourly readings show mid 70s to low 80s in the evening and morning hours, with July moon phases and rainfall data noted.

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Ex Political Leader Sir Harry Gilpin Dies in London

Sir Harry Gilpin 64, former Liberal Party national executive chairman, collapsed at his club and died Monday while being rushed to a London hospital. The death ends a noted political career.

London Harry Gilpin Liberal Party

Army V2 rocket reaches speed of 3600 mph over Atlantic

The U S Air Force fired a German V-2 with an American WAC Corporal nose rocket from Florida. The weapon reached 3600 mph and climbed to 51000 feet before releasing the secondary and exploding at 30000 feet. Radar tracked the test and data remained classified.

ARMY Cocoa Fla Atlantic Air Force Long Range Proving Ground H. R. Turner Army Ordnance Cess Turner WAC

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