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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1950

Page

6

Mule's Kick Triggers Fatal Knife Wound in Tennessee

In Knoxville on June 11 farmer Echie Beeler attempting mule castration was stabbed when the mule kicked his right arm causing him to jab his left arm with a knife. A severed artery proved fatal. coroner ruled the death accidental as the operation was not finished.

Knoxville Tenn Echie Beeler Sidney Wolfenbarger

Incomes Rise in April to 12.8 Billion Annual Rate

Commerce Department reports April personal incomes at a 12.8 billion dollar annual rate, excluding life insurance refunds of 34.5 million. Wage gains stem from durable goods manufacturing with higher employment and longer workweeks. Farm proprietors see a $0.7 billion fall. total farm income down one fifth vs year earlier.

Washington Commerce Department

Thrall student earns college honors at Southwest Texas State

Alvin Frederick Ribbeck Jr. of Thrall made the honor roll at Southwest Texas State College San Marcos for his sophomore year. He majors in agriculture and belongs to the Agriculture Club. He is a Thrall High School graduate and the son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Ribbeck.

Thrall ANS AlIvin Frederick Ribbeck Jr Southwest Texas State College At San Marcos Agriculture Club Thrall High School Alvin Ribbeck

Latest Gadgets For Easy Living In Model House

Santa Monica, June 11. Joseph H. Schulte, Kaiser Homes research director, launches a one man crusade to bring new home products to the public by building a California style model house. The home features 24 volt wiring, dual master panels, radiant ceiling heaters, gas central heat, semi circular revolving bedroom closets, outside venetian blinds, louvre kitchen and bath windows, tankless quiet toilets, a stall shower with adjustable spray, automatic water temperature control, fast hot water return, rubberized floor coverings, enameled aluminum cabinets, sliding breakfast table top, radio controlled garage door, reels for hoses, a built in deep freezer and an indoor incinerator. He plans to expand to firms from Pennsylvania to California and says new products need wider public notice.

Schulte Pennsylvania California

Crash Kills Pair Engaged To Wed

In Lewes Delaware on June 11 two young couples planning a double wedding died when their car skidded into a tree. Dorothy Elzey 24 and Oscar Collins 22 were killed. Patricia Purse 23 and Floyd Cantrell 23 were hospitalized in serious condition. The fatal pair were to wed in the same ceremony as the other couple.

Miss Purse Cantrell

Iraq Plans National Development Board for Revival

Iraq outlines a national development program to restore prosperity. An eight member Development Board will oversee a $700000 resource survey and plan water storage irrigation flood prevention industry mining and communications. The board will be appointed by the Council of Ministers for five year terms.

Bagdad Iraq Development Board Middle East Tigris Euphrates Abdul Karim el Uary New Development Board Iraq Board Council of Ministers

Reshuffle Rumors Hit Iranian Government as Cabinet Faces Change

Political informants in Tehran predict a cabinet fall or major reshuffle soon. General Ali Razmara, head of the general staff, may succeed Prime Minister Ali Mansoor. The press criticizes the Mansoor government for months of inaction since taking power.

Terhan Iran Ali Razmara Ali Mansoor Mansoor

Shrill Communist Threats Falter in Atlantic Pact Nations

A high official reports a 10 percent decline in Communist numbers in Atlantic Pact nations over nine months, from about 2,599,800 to 2,430,000. The study, based on an unpublished table, notes France, Britain, Canada, and other pact members show reduced party strength while Kremlin campaign against arms aid continues.

Washington Europe United States Communist Party France Russia Kremlin Cnist Moscow United Kingdom Britain Canada Federal Bureau of Investigation J. Edgar Hoover Portugal Italy Belgium Norway Denmark Iceland Netherlands Luxembourg Great Britain House of Commons

Rice Crop Share Falls on Four States Louisiana Texas California Arkansas

Four states share roughly a quarter each of the United States rice harvest with Louisiana Texas California and Arkansas contributing sizable portions. The distribution reflects regional farming strengths and market patterns across the South and West.

Louisiana Texas California Arkansas U. S

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