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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1950

Page

12

Hollywood Dogs Celebrate Big Birthday Bash

Hollywood hosted a large birthday party in the founder's yard with 42 kids and adults and 21 dogs. Four year old Ellen Weisman organized it for her eight year old cocker Patsy and Clem. The table featured bones with meat, dog biscuits, and canine candy amid a lively scene with a dog fight noted as part of the party.

Hollywood Ellen Weisman Patsy Clem

Hardest Substance The Diamond Holds Top Crown

The diamond remains the hardest known material, famous for its extreme hardness and use in industrial tools. Scientists note its structure grants superior scratch resistance and durability under high pressure.

Youth Council Inspects East Texas Sites for Training School

The Youth Development Council will inspect proposed locations in East Texas for a new $225,000 Negro girls' training school after Crockett's bid to donate land faced legal hurdles. About 90 girls from Brady are to move by January 1 and sites near Lufkin Terrell and Crockett will be reviewed to select an early location east of Highway 81 in a densely populated Negro area.

Dan Abbot Valley Forge Truman Youth Council Youth Development Council Texas Crockett Houston Negro Girls’ Training School Highway 81

Russian population growth slows before 1939

Population of the USSR rose by more than a million annually in the decade leading up to 1939, reflecting rapid demographic expansion.

The Ussr

Daily Headaches Cured For Austin Woman

A young 30 year old Austin woman sought relief from headaches and related symptoms. X rays and spinal analysis located interference in the spine. Corrective adjustments restored alignment and she was discharged with no complaints. A New Way to Health.

LeMond Austin

Rheumatic Fever Cured Case No. 1349

A nine year old girl suffered fever leg pain sore throat and frequent colds for a year. Spinal analysis and X ray by Dr LeMond revealed overlooked spinal injury from rough play. Corrective adjustments led to rapid recovery and the family also sought follow up care.

LeMond

Andrews County Population Surges in West Texas

Andrews County on the Texas New Mexico border doubled and then tripled its population over the last decade reaching 4 985 people in 1940 up 290 5 percent from 1 277 Moore County followed with an 198 18 percent rise from 4 461 to 13 302 oil and gas driven growth Also reported were gains and losses across nine district counties Brazoria Galveston Victoria Austin Calhoun Chambers Colorado Fayette Fort Bend Goliad and Jackson reflect varied shifts in population totals.

Andrews County Texas- New Mexico West Texas Moore County Andrews Ector County Lubbock Martin County Floyd County Mitchell County Gaines County Dawson County Ninth Texas Brazoria Galveston Victoria Austin Calhoun Chambers Colorado Fayette Fort Bend Goliad Jackson

Meat Racket Fine Delayed Fourth Time

Federal Judge T Whitfield Davidson gave Louis K Risken of Minneapolis and Meyer Gilgus of Kansas City more time to pay 5000 fines for shipping horse meat into Texas as beef tenders. Each faced six month prison terms suspended on payment within 30 days.

Dallas T. Whitfield Davidson Louis K. Risken Minneapolis Minn Risken Davidson Texas Meyer Gilgus Kansas City

Rabies Changes Peaceful Cow into Wild Fence-Busting Beast

A cow in Kriegbaum’s farm is diagnosed with rabies after it and other cows tore down a barnyard fence. Dog Warden Ralph Sheldon explains the rabies diagnosis and its implications to the farmer on Monday.

Kriegbaum Ralph Sheldon

Pacific Flight B36s Return to Texas Fort Worth

Eight Carswell B36 superbombers will leave Hawaii Hickam Field Tuesday for Fort Worth. Six of the group completed a record 10,000 mile Pacific flight and are expected to arrive in Fort Worth Wednesday night or Thursday morning.

Fort Worth Pacific Hawaii Hickam Field

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