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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1950

Page

3

Reubens HALF ACRE DOG MAN reported in Bastrop area

A Bastrop justice of the peace Elwood Evans Moore known for fox chasing near Camp Swift is profiled. The piece also notes an upcoming Rotary Club luncheon in Taylor hosted by Charles Harrison and an Extension editor Louis Franke taking a German vacation funded by ECA. Local sign confusion in Blanco is described, along with poultry price data in Austin.

Elwood Evans Moore Bastrop Old Camp Swift Moore Arkansas Georgia Charles Harrison Taylor Reuben Rotary Club Harry Gilstrap Germany Louis Franke Franke ECA State Department

Deaf People Hear Again In Just 20 Seconds

Thousands of deaf individuals discover a quick method to hear with clarity and regain normal life. The ad promotes Beltone devices and a free book explaining how the hearing aid works without an in-ear button, sent from Beltone Dept. 9406 Chicago.

Chicago Beltone Ill Ady

Russian Theater Called Greatest in World

Izvestia praised Moscow's Bolshoi Theater as the greatest opera and ballet house, noting its fame but urging new aesthetic forms for contemporary themes. The paper argued modernization is an honor and demanded reforms aligned with party directives.

Moscow Izvestia Bolshoi Theater Bolshoi Communist Party

Dream Fulfilled by New Health Center Building

The University of Texas Health Center dedication marks a 16 year dream fulfilled by funding from trust funds. The 84 bed center houses a pharmacy clinic dining kitchen and other facilities in a four story building with a staff of 19 physicians and 26 clinical and admin personnel serving about 300 daily student visits.

University of Texas Health Center C. V. Brindley Sr Texas State Medical Association Dudley K. Woodward Jr Board of Regents the University Joe Gilbert University Health Service T. S. Painter University The Health Service

UCLA Geophysicist Probes Rock Secrets With Massive Press

UCLA geophysicist Dr. David Griggs uses an eight foot hydraulic press at 150000 psi to show marble can flow under high pressure, challenging the idea of solid rock. The experiment aims to simulate Earth’s crust deeper than drilling, exploring earthquakes, mountain formation, oil movement, and metal veins.

University of California At Los Angeles David Griggs Ucla Geophysics Laboratory Griggs John Handin Venus

Postal Workmen's Action Criticized in New York

Deputy Postmaster General Vincent C Burke accused postal workers leaders of gross insubordination during protests of department economy measures. He cited handbills attacking the postmaster general and unauthorized mailbox deliveries as violations. A department official said no prior case matched the insubordination alleged. He noted essential services would not be curtailed for businesses or citizens.

New York Vincent C. Burke S Burke St. George Association New York Post Office

Soldier Fatally Burned In California Hotel Fire

Staff Sergeant George H. Clymer a 35 year old from Fort Smith Arkansas was burned to death in a downtown Los Angeles hotel room after smoke poured from his door. An elevator operator noticed the blaze alerted police and fire crews but Clymer stepped onto the window ledge and re entered the room before firefighters arrived with a net.

Los Angeles George H. Clymer Fort Smith Ark Leo Case Clymer

Police Seek Youth 16 For Murder of Father

In New York on June 4 police pursued Stanley Openshaw a 16 year old former Brooklyn mental hospital inmate in the park bench killing of his 70 year old father Martin Openshaw an exporter of office communicating systems. A 13 state alert was issued seeking his arrest for homicide with unknown address and possible weapon.

New York Brooklyn Stanley Openshaw Park Bench Martin Openshaw Stanley

Retired tycoon hides $40,000 in basement coin cache

R C Bennett buried nearly forty thousand in nickels dimes and quarters in the basement of his farm home as he distrusted paper money after World War II. His wife found the note and the coins in 60 tin boxes. Two local teens helped bank staff sort and count the coins as the fortune's size remained partly unseen.

Eagle River Wis R. C. Bennett Bennett

Soothes Stinging Mexiana Relief Lotion

Soothes stinging sensations with an amylum base that feels gentle on skin. Marketed for minor rashes and soothing effects, priced at 82.690.94 per unit in the text.

Ford Quality Control Aimed At Making Best Possible Cars

Ford emphasizes quality control across its operations and 700 suppliers to approach nearly perfect cars. Engineers and chemists test raw materials and parts, then workers ensure precision, with feedback from Ford and Lincoln-M Mercury dealers to improve every car.

Mercury Ford Lincoln-Mercury Lincoln

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