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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1949

Page

11

Coplon Spy Hearing Fines Defense Attorney Again

In Washington on June 2, Archibald Palmer, counsel for Judith Coplon, was fined $100 for obvious contempt of court for persistent questioning of an FBI agent during Coplon's espionage trial. Judge Reeves ordered the fine after Palmer sought to force the inclusion of 12 withheld papers, copies of data slips from the Justice Department.

Coplon Washington Judith Coplon Albert L. Reeves Archibald Palmer New York Palmer FBI Reeves John M. Kelley Jr Valentine A. Gubitchev United Nations T. Scott Miller Jr Miss Copon Kelley United States Miller Justice Department Foreign Agents Registration Section

One Man Liedown Ties Tokyo Traffic

In Tokyo on June 2 a one man lie down strike by Masaji Otsuka halted street car service for five hours. The trolleymen's union vice chairman laid across tracks from the car sheds to protest police actions at City Hall demonstrations. Police discussions failed and Otsuka was carried away.

Tokyo INS Masaji Otsuka Trolleymen’s Union Otsuka

Connecticut Salon Slated as Keynoter

Representative John Davis Lodge of Connecticut will be the keynote speaker at the national convention of Young Republican Clubs in Salt Lake City from June 23 to 25. The selection was announced by Fred L. Finkinson, the convention’s general chairman.

Salt Lake City John Davis Lodge R-Conn Young Republican Clubs Lodge Fred L. Finkinson Tyson Brownwood Albert Sidney Johnson Dallas

World NTRIES CLOSE Saturday noon for Square Dance Contest

Early bird entrants push the Central Texas contest past 100 participants as Fredericksburg Liano Georgetown and Del Valle sign up. Prizes total 1800 to be awarded to the top five groups with remaining towns expected to enter before the Saturday deadline.

American - Statesman Austin Fredericksburg Liano Georgetown del Valle Centex

Cripple Creek Ranch Hands to Play Paramount Stage This Week

Fiddler John Deison leads the Cripple Creek Ranch Hands performing Monday through Friday on the Paramount stage and for the June 14 finals. Deison’s group also broadcasts a Cripple Creek hoedown sample Saturdays from 6 15 to 6 45 p m on KTXN.

Cripple Creek Ranch Hands John Deison Paramount Deison KTXN Bill Hellums Ray Milland Paul Douglas Capitol Theater

So Near To My Heart

Walt Disney’s So Dear To My Heart merges live action with seamless animation to tell a rural tale of a boy who adopts a lamb. Bobby Driscoll leads a strong cast including Beulah Bondi Burl Ives Harry Carey and Luana Patten as family and neighborhood figures in a warm family film praised for heart and technical charm.

Walt Disney Disney Bobby Driscoll Beulah Bondi Burl Ives Harry Carey Luana Patten RKO Walt Disney Photoplay Harold Schuster Joan Tucker Pattie Sterling North Om Theater Driscoll Ulah Bondi Walt Ueege

Choice double feature lineup for Paramount and more

Through Monday at theaters including Paramount with Mcdonald Carey and William Holden showing Streets of Laredo and So Dear To My Heart starring Bobby Driscoll and Beulah Bondi. Queen theater presents The Big Fight with Joe Kirkwood and The Painted Desert with O Brien. Capitol shows Boss of Boomtown and Under California State. other venues feature South of St. Joel, Pitfall, Silent Conflict, Hit the Saddle, Dick Tracy Returns, Human Wreckage, Smoking Guns, Lion Man, Cave Creek, Woman from Tangier, Ruthless, New York Adventure, Velvet Touch, Rose of Washington Square.

Bobby Driscoll Beulah Bondi

Tyson Funeral Slated Today In Corsicana

Funeral services for Tom Tyson, former Robertson County attorney and longtime Texas Democratic figure, are planned in Corsicana with graveside rites to follow. Survivors include his widow Matt Dawson and son Luther, plus siblings and colleagues who recall his party devotion and public service.

Tyson Corsicana Calvert Luther Arthur K. Tyson Vernon G. Miles Minden Arthur Tyson East Texas Baptist College Marshall Democratic Committee Calhoun Matt Dawson J. J. McColpin Leighton B. Dawson Tyson J J Robertson County Luther Johnson Ellis, Hill, Navarro Limestone Freestone Leon Robertson Brazos Counties

Americans Advised Not to Adopt Japs

Tokyo June 2 US Army headquarters bulletin urged occupation personnel in Japan not to adopt Japanese children. It recommends supporting existing orphanages through authorized agencies and deferring adoptions until personnel return to the United States. The American Consulate in Yokohama noted many applications by US Army men to adopt locally befriended children.

Tokyo INS US Army Japan Headquarters Daily Bulletin United States Yokohama

Tom Tyson Remembered As Corsicana Political Stalwart

Tom Tyson of Corsicana, a lively Texas Democrat and loyal party organizer, died at 44 of heart disease in Corsicana. Gov Beauford Jester and state officials mourned him as a steady force in the Roosevelt Truman wing, with Tyson serving as executive committee secretary and long time adviser. His funeral drew Jester to Corsicana and state flags were lowered in his memory.

Tyson Olin Teague Teague Calvert High School University of Texas Somerset Bexar County Baylor University Waco Baylor Franklin Robertson County Texas Corsicana Jester Beauford Tom Tyson Democratic Party Democratic State Executive Committee Beauford H. Jester Brownwood Albert Sidney Johnston Dallas

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