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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1949

Page

14

Patterson Case Faces Deliberation as Jury Recessed

In federal court Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. recessed the Patterson forged government check case after a 5 p.m. deadline with jurors excused to Friday at 9:30 a.m. The judge, called to San Antonio, had the defendant's testimony read to the jury. Also, Mrs. Irland West won $3,000 in a civil action against Anchor Casualty Company over injuries to her husband from the Southwestern Tate Corp. deaths from heart disease.

James F. Patterson Ngoon Ben H. Rice Jr Rice San Antonio Anchor Casualty Company

Mrs Hiss Denies Part In Passing US Documents to Reds

New York June 3. Mrs Priscilla Hiss testified in the federal perjury trial of her husband Alger Hiss denying any role in passing state secrets to a Russian spy ring. She said she did not type or hand over documents to Whittaker Chambers and did not see her husband hand them to him. The government alleges the Hisses used a Woodstock typewriter to copy exhibits 5 through 47.

Mrs. Hiss Reds New York Priscilla Hiss Alger Soviet Union Chambers Lloyd Paul Stryker Hiss State Department

Hitchhiking Pests Reach Across Borders

Air travelers report pests hitchhiking on planes between nations as an emerging hazard. Experts warn insects can travel unseen in luggage and cargo, risking agricultural and ecological impacts. Officials urge inspections and stricter controls at ports of entry.

Weather Keeps Crime Dormant in Austin Burglary and Theft Reported

Police reported only one burglary and one theft in Austin on Wednesday as heat kept crime low. The Standard Drug Company on Guadalupe Street was entered during the night with 15 cartons of cigarettes 40 in change a cigarette lighter and some drug tablets stolen. Entry was gained by prying a side shutter. Detectives H H Kullenberg and A G Renck investigated with a fingerprint check that proved unsuccessful. Mrs Cyrus Miller of East Fifth Street said a car radio was taken from her vehicle while parked near the post office.

Austin Standard Drug Company Guadalupe Street James Reynolds H. H. Kullenberg A. G. Renck Cyrus Miller East Fifth Street

Boy, 6, Behind Wheel Sparks Traffic Trouble in San Francisco

Six year old Richard Bates started a car left by his mother Patricia Bates. Police cited him for multiple traffic violations after the car backed into an intersection hit a patrolman, collided with a taxi and another car, disobeyed pedestrian right of way, and ran a stop sign backward. The officer hit kept his citation back.

San Francisco Richard Bates Edward Martinson Patricia Bates

Magnificent captain court-martialed after carrier runs aground

Commodore George R. Miles, senior Canadian naval officer afloat, is relieved of command of the aircraft carrier Magnificent after a naval court-martial finds him negligent for letting the ship run aground on June 4 near Port Mouton. Two hundred feet of the 18,000 ton hull were damaged, and Magnificent lies in dry dock awaiting repairs costing about one million dollars.

Halifax N. S INS George R. Miles Canada Magnificent Port Mouton Harbor Anchorage

Lucky Strike Cigarettes Advertise Superior Tobacco Quality

A steady stream of tobacco samples from all growing areas goes to Richmond laboratory analysts. Reports of quality guide buyers at auctions for Lucky Strike makers, who rely on confidential scientific data and judgment to select finer, lighter, milder tobacco for their cigarettes.

America Richmond Virginia

Truck Driver Injured In Wreck Shooting

A 56 year old truck driver Roy Morise is in critical condition after a shooting linked to a minor auto crash on Houston street Tuesday night. Suspect Robert L. Windsor 59 a nightwatchman is charged with assault to murder and carrying a pistol before Justice of the Peace Tom Maes.

Houston Roy Morise Houston Street Robert L. Windsor Justice of the Peace Tom Maes

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