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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1950

Page

1

Austin Metro Area population tops 160000 in new count

District census supervisor John Manning announced final figures showing the Austin Metropolitan Area at 160,381, with Greater Austin at 147,239. The report notes growth in Travis County and the metro area gains, outlining urban expansion and agricultural development as key factors.

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Dam Break Floods Two Towns Near Crooksville and Roseville

A small dam east of Crooksville O H O broke after a cloud burst, sending water over Route 75 and cutting communications with Crooksville. The Ohio highway patrol reported no injuries or damage and rushed cars to the scene. the Ohio National Guard was asked to assist the region as water from Black Creek flooded nearby areas.

Crooksville Here Roseville Ohio Highway Patrol Ohio National Guard Black Creek

Senate Groups Reject Truman Arms Aid Expansion

The Senate foreign relations and armed services committees rejected the presidents request for blanket authority to aid any nation to halt communism. They trimmed a $1,222,500,000 second arms installment to European allies and left room for limited aid to Tito if needed, delaying final action until Monday.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees Truman Greece Turkey Iran Philippines Korea China United States

Overburdened taxpayer dives to end tax woes

A distressed taxpayer plans to stay beneath the lake in a steel and glass cage until taxes fall. He declares he cannot keep his head above water and insists he will remain until relief comes. Page 10.

Anhui Strikes Mine Off Swatow With 800 Aboard

The British steamer Anhui reported striking a mine Friday night off Swatow while 800 passengers endured danger. Only one injury confirmed. passengers, chiefly Singapore Coolies, were moved to the Yangyang. The 3500 ton vessel remained afloat after the incident.

Hong Kong Anhui Swatow Hong Kong Standard Singapore Yangyang Butterfield & Swire Amoy Hongs Kong

Pilot Bails Out As Bergstrom Jet Crashes Near Manchaca

First Lieutenant Billy L. Van Bibber bailed out from a Bergstrom Air Force Base F84 jet moments before it exploded in a field on the J. E. Kruemcke farm one mile west of Manchaca. He was found uninjured and the crash is under investigation. No fatalities reported.

Bergstrom Air Force Base Manchacha San Antonio Kruemcke C. W. Summers Bergstrom Jack Garner Manchacha Road

Monotonous Weather Looms Over Austin Weekend

The US Weather Bureau reports no change in Austin weather for the weekend. Expect more sun and heat with moderate nights. Saturday highs near 92 degrees and lows around 71.

Austin US Weather Bureau

Ex-GI A-Bomb Worker Snared in FBI Spy Net

FBI arrested 28-year-old David Greenglass on charges of supplying atomic secrets to the Soviet spy ring led by Dr. Klaus Fuchs. Greenglass, a New York machinist, worked at Los Alamos in 1944 in the A-bomb program and allegedly conspired with Harry Gold from 1945 onward.

FBI New York Klaus Fuchs David Greenglass Lower East Side Syracuse N. Y Alfred Dean Slack Harry Gold Fuchs Pasadena Calif Sidney Weinbaum Communist Party Jet Propulsion Laboratory Weinbaum Greenglass Slack Washington Irving S. Saypol Army Los Alamos N. M Russia Brooklyn Saypol New Mexico Gold Albuquerque Philadelphia England Alfréd Slack Utica Knoxville Tenn Holston Ordnance Jh Kingsport

Truman vetoes basing point bill as unnecessary

President Truman vetoed the basing point bill calling it unnecessary and confusing and a possible blow to anti trust laws. He said delivered prices with absorbed freight already clarified the legality and that the bill would obscure the law. Supporters vowed to press for action in the next session.

Washington Truman Congress O'Mahoney D-Wye Mr. Truman McCarran Dnew Walter Dpa House Judiciary Committee Federal Trade Commission

Speeders Argue Over Mile Pace Near Scottsbluff

In Scottsbluff Nebraska on June 16 a Nebraska safety patrolman claimed Jack Stephen MacRoberts of Casper Wyoming was speeding at 110 mph after a five mile chase. Judge set a $100 fine on the driver for the excessive speed.

Scottsbluff Neb INS Nebraska Jack Stephen MacRoberts Casper Wyo Leo Knudtsen Prs MacRoberts Cottsbluff

Farm Wife Claims Virgin Mary Visitation Near Necedah

In Necedah Wisconsin on Friday Mrs Fred Van Hoof a mother of seven said the Virgin Mary appeared to her before a crowd of more than 1500 Catholics as prayers for Russia were urged. Witnesses saw no sign of the visitation though priests revived her after she collapsed and she described a blue robed figure with a rosary and gold chain. Authorities said an investigation is underway to determine authenticity.

Necedah Wis Fred van Hoof Here van Hoof Dan Hoof

Two Women Charged In Guthrie Death In Travis County Court

Anna Wheeler 21 surrendered in Dallas after being questioned about the Austin fatal shooting of T. R. Guthrie. Helen Goodroe 19 appeared in Houston claiming to be 17 and signed a statement saying she was in Guthrie’s home when he was shot. Both face murder charges in Travis County.

T. R. Guthrie Austin Anna Pearl Wheeler Dallas Helen Goodroe Houston Guthrie Justice of the Peace Frank W. McBee Travis County Bob Baker Miss Goodroe McBee Goodroe Baker Anna Pearl] Wheeler Ernest Best Frank Ivey J. W. Wheeler E. P. Cage Best Manchaca Road Ori Mand Brand Funeral Home Las Funeral

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