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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1950

Page

6

Freight Lines Guilty In ICC Case

Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. found Mid Continent Freight Lines Inc. of Oklahoma City guilty on 15 counts for transporting merchandise from San Antonio to Oklahoma City without an ICC permit. A $750 total fine was assessed. maximum per count is $100. The company was charged after proving shipments occurred beyond authorized routes.

Ben H. Rice Jr Federal District Court Mid Continent Freight Lines Inc Oklahoma City San Antonio Interstate Commerce Commission Max G. Morgan H. W. Mourland ICC Oklahoma Freight Lines Pittsburgh Beyound L. F. Skaggs Rice

Austin Students Receive Grants for Chemistry Doctoral Work

Two University of Texas students, Gayle D. Edwards and Sidney G. Parker, received fellowships totaling 1,250 and 2,200 dollars respectively. Edwards will study organic chemistry under Dr. H R Henze with Humble Oil funding, while Parker pursues inorganic chemistry with E I du Pont de Nemours support under Dr. G W Watt and is a Phi Lambda Upsilon member.

Austin University of Texas Gayle D. Edwards J. D. Edwards Humble Oil and Refining Company H. R. Henze Sidney G. Parker Sidney Parker E. L du Pont de Nemours and Company

New Airport Office to Rise as City Plans Bond Issue

City Manager Walter Seaholm says the current wooden airport administration building is inadequate and will be replaced in planning for a multi million dollar municipal and public schools bond issue. The Civil Aeronautics Administration may fund up to half, Eastern Airlines interest strengthens need, and runway extension and zoning rules near the airfield are proposed to qualify for future federal aid.

Walter Seaholm Civil Aeronutics Administration Seaholm Eastern Airlines

Man Reports Killing Coral Snake in Yard

P H White of 2112 West 11th Street said he killed a 16 inch coral snake in his yard on Friday. White who works at the Greyhound Bus Station added he believed coral snakes travel in groups and urged neighbors to be warned.

West 11Th Street P. H. White White Greyhound

Valuable fur crop drives Canadian wild fur trade

The wild fur trade in Canada averages over 30 million dollars annually, reflecting strong market demand for beaver, marten, and other pelts. Major regions report steady harvests and export growth, underscoring the industry’s economic significance.

Canada

Reluctant Father Tracy Shines in Delightful MGM Comedy

Review lauds Spencer Tracy as a devoted father in a Well performed comedy. Joan Bennett and Elizabeth Taylor shine as the mother and daughter with strong support from Gordon, Buckley, and Geer. The piece praises pacing humor and warm family dynamics, noting Drake and Bowie add color in a Western frame.

Tracy MGM Pandro Berman One Goodrich Albert Hackett Paramount Cy Bennett Eliza Aylor Buckley Aylor Don Ou Spencer Tracy Joan Bennett Elizabeth Taylor

Comanche Territory Ends In Western Romance

Macdonald Carey stars as Jim Bowie fleeing toward Texas who confronts Maureen O Hara and her brother Charles Drake in a Technicolor Western. Bowie thwarts a plot to steal hidden Comanche silver and wins O Hara’s attachment amidst the frontier action.

Oscar Brodney Lewis Rene Xe Maureen O'Hara la O'Hara Jim Bowie Macdonald Carey Texas Comanche Charles Drake Maureen

Through the Week Paramount Features Mix of WW II Era Films

A theater listing shows multiple venues offering current and last day screenings. Notable titles include Father of the Bride at Paramount with Tracy and Bennett, Comanche Territory at STATE, Mark of the Gorilla at QUEEN, Submarine and Chain Lightning at CAPITOL, Johnny Eager at VARSITY, Flesh and Fantasy at TEXAS, Cinderella at AUSTIN, Roaring Westward at RITZ, Hellfire and The Judge aged Out at YANK, Riders of the Santa Fe at NORTH, Holiday Inn and Fighting Kentuckian at SOUTH, plus Roy Rogers entries at MONTOPOLIS and A Dangerous Airression at CHIEF.

Cooperation and safety goals for oil haulage executives

Top executives from the Oil Field Haulers Association met in Dunskill Hotel for the second of a three day session focused on safety and efficiency in trucking. G D Sontheimer of the American Trucking Associations stressed profit through cost saving and urged industry wide education and cooperation.

G. D. Sontheimer Department of Safety American Trucking Associations, Inc Washington Oil Field Haulers Association, Inc Dunskill Hotel Oil Haulers Association Sontheimer Carl G. Seashore Pennsylvania State College Karl M. Richards Automobile Manufacturers Association Detroit Mich Commodore Perry Carriers For Hire Texas Motor Transport Association Seashore

Ezell Drive-In Opens Burnet Theater With Family Focus

C C Ezell, president of Ezell Drive-In Theaters, launches the Burnet Theater on Burnet Road in Austin warning no Ezell house will show content offensive to families. He charts Warner Brothers history and Jolson gains, noting stock payoff after The Jazz Singer and his postwar Texas theater expansion.

C. C. Ezell Ezell Drive-In Theaters New Burnet Theater Burnet Road Austin Ezell Theater Ezell Warner Brothers Talking Pictures Warners Arner Brothers H. M. Warner al Jolson War Production Board Washington Texas Edtting Dallas

Shivers Receives Kerrville Jaycees Welcome in Austin

Governor Allan Shivers got an impromptu noon reception from Kerrville Jaycees as his train arrived in Austin after the Governors Conference. A 12 car Kerrville delegation greeted him on Congress Avenue before he reached the Capitol, invited him to the Kerrville Jaycee Rodeo on July 14, and presented silver spurs and a toy palomino. Shivers noted Kerrville among about 30 invitations over the next 20 days.

Capitol Allan Shivers Kerrville J. L. Bullard Shivers

Steck Company Wins Judgment Against Texas Over Stamp Purchase

Judge Jack Roberts awarded Steck Company 4732 dollars plus interest in a cigarette stamp case. Texas must pay for 39 million stamps ordered in 1939 and used, though a special legislative session to authorize the purchase never occurred. The state argued the order was invalid after an attorney general ruling. The judge took the case under advisement after Monday’s trial in 126th District Court.

Steck Texas Jack Roberts Board of Control Roberts 126Th District Court

Eel Grass Tasty Favorite of Waterfowl

Eel grass is described as a favored diet for waterfowl, noted for its appeal as a tasty aquatic plant. The article highlights its role in supporting waterfowl food sources and ecosystem dynamics.

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