Plane crash victim found near Ladd Air Force Base
A man was found dead in the wreckage of his plane about 40 miles from Ladd Air Force Base, according to base officials on Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1950
Page
7
A man was found dead in the wreckage of his plane about 40 miles from Ladd Air Force Base, according to base officials on Tuesday.
The Capital Area Farm-Ranch Club directors may stage a regional boys breeding livestock show in Austin next March. County agents and several Austin area FFA instructors have given at least preliminary approval for the beef and dairy cattle sheep and swine event.
Bastrop High School Band surpasses its 40 student target with expectations of 50 total in the 1950s era report. Bandmaster Victor M. Williams lists members including Myra Beth Griffen Barbara Wilson Bobbie Wiley Karen Schaefer and LaVerne Martin along with many others. The article notes baton twirling studies by Nell Taylor Jean Leath and Anita Hoffman.
An average of 74 students attended the joint Baptist and Methodist vacation Bible school in Blanco. Miss Ava June and Laverne Albert of Baylor University led the program with Joellen Griebon as secretary and several assistants including Mrs. Frances Wagner and Mrs. Don Smith assisting throughout the sessions.
Staten Island zoological garden had ordered coral snakes from Texas Boy Scouts during a summer encampment at Camp Bill Stark near Orange. A female snake laid five eggs before shipment, and the garden will receive the eggs along with the snakes.
A tornado swept within one mile southwest of Dalhart damaging property and uprooting trees. It toppled a concrete fence blew a chimney from Lora Finch Ranch and bent a windmill. The Rock Island Railroad line was struck by a toppled wheat combine. Rain and hail totaled about one and three quarters inches in the Dalhart area.
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