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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1949
Page
5
A small single engined two seater charter plane crashed about three miles southwest of Covington on Sunday. Sidney J. Bruno, 28, of New Orleans died and L. J. Taix, 24, of New Orleans was injured. State Police Trooper Charles Cole identified the victims.
The defense listed only one additional witness Arthur Shimkin while prosecutors added three rebuttals from Justice Department workers. Judith Coplon denies romantic ties with Valentine Gubitchev and says her meetings with H P Shapiro were not loving. the trial could end this week with a verdict on espionage charges.
The Baltimore and Ohio coal loading dock at St. George, Staten Island, burned from 1 05 p m to 2 35 p m in 93 degree heat. Firefighters from land and sea fought the blaze. coal barges and two freight cars were destroyed. no casualties reported.
Still the champ Texas remains the largest cattle producing state, boasting a dominant share of the nation’s herd and output across prior years.
Norwich. Susan Peters, crippled in a hunting accident, will perform in Tennessee Williams's The Glass Menagerie from a wheelchair. She plays Laura in seven scenes and hopes to move audiences with voice and expression, while doctors doubted she would sit up after the injury.
Immediate wax coating is advised to preserve a new car’s color and luster. The practice protects paint from sun and weather, maintaining finish and resale appeal.
Mr and Mrs Paul H Williams and their son Tom of Waynesburg Ohio visit their son Major Ray C Williams at 3101 Harris Park Avenue Austin. Major Williams is stationed at Bergstrom Air Force Base.
New York reports a record $25,728,000 raised for infantile paralysis in the 1949 March of Dimes. Basil O'Connor says half funds go to research and education while the other half stays in local treasuries to combat polio outbreaks and patient care. He notes the 1948 total was $21,600,000 and warns funds remain critically needed amid mounting care costs.
Members of the Violet Club of Cedar Grove No. 3 Woodmen's Circle plan a meeting Thursday night June 30 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Stell Thompson's home 1104 San Jacinto.
An advertisement touts Esso Extra Motor Oil and Extra 3 as cleaners that bathe engines. The detergent action supposedly picks up and disperses soot, sludge, varnish, and dirt to keep engines extra clean.
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