Miracle seen as only path to avert war, Catholic lecturer says
Cincinnati lecturer Stephen Craze told a standing room crowd at the Knights of Columbus Hall that only granting Fatima's miracle can prevent war. He condemned abortion contraception divorce and modern immorality while warning of a potential 1951 disaster and a "Hell on earth bomb." The talk, tied to Fatima and the Pilgrim Virgin tour, was sponsored by Catholic groups and university clubs.
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Stephen Craze
Cincinnati
Knights of Columbus
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Craze
Our Lady of Fatima
Stalin
Russia
Catholic Daughters of America
Catholic Study Club
Newman Club
University
Deaths and Funerals in Texas and California
Obituaries note Oscar T. Munson dies in Kingsbury California with services scheduled in Kingsbury. Multiple Austin area deaths include Mrs. Charles M. McLain 83, funeral at Weed-Corley, burial in Dallas Grove Hill Cemetery. Georgie Ann Gaddy 71 funeral at Weed-Corley with Oakwood burial. Nealie Cline 69 to be taken to Waco for services. Lois B Saage Taylor funeral in Wilmington. Joseph Novosad 78 rites in Taylor and Granger CMB church with burial. Herman Bierstedt 55 dies at work. funeral at Pennington Chapel and Comal Cemetery.
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Austin
Travis County
Kingsbury
Calif
Evangelical Free Church
Kingsbury Cemetery
Charles M. McLain
T. H. Webb
Bridge
Webb
M. K. McLain
Maplewood
Weed-Corley
Harry Moffett
Dallas
Grove Hill Cemetery
Georgie Ann Gaddy
Weed-Corley Funeral Home
Flynn V Long
Oakwood Cemetery
Nealie Cline
Waco
Wilkerson-Hatch Funeral Home
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ANS
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Moravian Brethren Church
Granger
Frank Svoboda
Taylor Cmb Church
CMB
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Czechoslovakia
Williamson County
Rudolph Novosad
Corpus Christi
Henry Novosad
Robstown
Charles Novosad
Tacoma
Wash
Albert Novosad
Germany
John Maruska
Frank Pokorny
John Kolinek
Chicago
John Michalik
Jim Mogonye
Elgin
Dan Arrowsmith
Needles
Albert Bower
Ephrata
Elmer Thomas
Hobbs
N. M
Elton Priest
Florence
Troy Ray
Killeen
Frank Novosad
Temple
Martin Novosad
West
Herman Bierstedt
San Marcos
Pennington Chapel
Paul Geiger
Comal
New Braunfels
Howard Bierstedt
Albuquerque
Hilmer Bierstedt
Martindale
Usher Warned as Luck Chain Sends Letters to Patrons
Charlie Neal and other ushers at the Paramount fear stepping on aisles after receiving a luck chain letter. The note promises fortune or misfortune within four days based on chain integrity. General Allen reportedly gained 15000 dollars then lost it. General Wilson 13000 dollars and lost it after breaking the chain. Neal did not invest 12 cents for four additional copies.
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Charlie Neal
Othr
Paramount
General Allen
Wilson
Neal
Austin
Llanoan Willis Rhoades Suicide In Llano Home
Willis Rhoades aged 75 of Llano died from a self inflicted head wound with a .38 rifle at his daughter's home Monday. Justice E B Morrison led the inquest and ruled the wound was personal safety related. Funeral services are planned in Llano on Tuesday.
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Llano
ANS
Willis Rhoades
E. B. Morrison
County School Board Postpones Meeting
Illness of one member and absence of two others forced the County Board of Education to postpone its regular monthly meeting. A March date was not set, according to County School Supt. J. W. Popham. Trustee John Pennig of Pflugerville district was absent due to illness.
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County Board of Education
J. W. Popham
John Pennig
Pflugerville
Popham
Poison Placed for Dogs Reported in University Park Area
City police warned residents in the University Park Addition on Monday after a four year old Boston Bull died from slow acting poison. The Herring family at 3404 Werner Avenue stated the dog died at a local veterinarian’s office. Police said the poison was apparently thrown over a fence into the yard.
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University Park Addition
W. B. Herring
Werner Avenue
Boston
City Police Association Reschedules Meeting
The Austin Police Association postponed its meeting to March 13 due to member convenience. President Joe Perry cited a better turnout next Monday than the original March 6 date. The session will occur at 7 30 p m in the 126th District Courtroom at the courthouse.
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Austin Police Association
Joe Perry
126Th District
Matinee Figaro for Children at Hogg Auditorium
A 3:30 p.m. matinee of Mozart The Marriage of Figaro for school children will be staged at Hogg Auditorium. Admission is 60 cents, tickets at the door. The cast includes Glenn Dowlan and 11 principals with a 30-voice chorus and University Symphony Orchestra directed by Alexander von Kreisler and Byrle Cass. Librettos will be sold for 50 cents to fund a music scholarship.
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Rosalis Crockett
Hogg
University of Texas College of Fine Arts
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Byrle Cass
Drama
Glenn Dowlan
Marjorie Snelling
Bob Cantrell
Count
Helen Blount
Countess
James Fletcher
Dr. Bartolo
Bill Reynolds
Don Basilio
Jim Chernowsky
Don
Mu Phi Alpha
Weather summary for Astin area Central Texas forecast update
The Weather Bureau forecasts fair windy conditions with moderating temperatures in Astin and interior cooler nights. Colder Tuesday night with increasing clouds Wednesday and interiorly colder. Scattered showers possible in extreme east portions Tuesday. West Texas outlook calls for fair and colder Tuesday and not quite so cold Wednesday afternoon.
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US Weather Bureau
Astin
Texas
RE Bea
M. Saad
Austin
Montopolis
Lake Anan
Travie
Marshall Ford
Coloredo
Abilene
Amarilio
Paso
Burglars Target Sun Day Service Station Safe
City detectives hunted burglars who raided the Scott W. Broandus Gulf Service Station at Exposition Boulevard and Windsor Road, stealing a safe with more than $1,500 in cash checks and papers. It was the fourth break in seven months. Police urged customers who issued Broandus checks to stop payment. One sale alone yielded over $600 in cash plus tickets.
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Scott W
Ex-State Solon Knight Seeks Congress Seat
Madisonville based former state senator Roger Knight announces a bid for Congress in the Seventh District. Knight, 39, served in the 47th through 50th Legislatures and is a San attorney. He made the decision public in Houston on March 6.
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Solon Knight
Congress
Houston
Roger Knight
Madisonville
Knight
House of Representatives
San
Probable Crowded Monasteries Add Lama Monks Over Thousand
Some Tibetan monasteries house more than 1,000 lama monks, indicating exceptionally large religious communities. The figures suggest crowded facilities and strong spiritual leadership in those centers.
Five Teens Abduct Woman In Houston Attack
An 18-year-old Houston woman was held by five Latin American youths for the night. She and her 16-year-old boyfriend were forced into a car, assaulted repeatedly, and robbed of money. Police chase and public warnings followed as investigators seek the five suspects and the old sedan used in the crime.
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Houston
Payne
J.S. Griffith
Police Department
Griffith
AHS Evening School Registration Opens With New Classes
Registration began at Austin High School Monday night for the spring term of the Austin Public Evening School. Two new business division courses salesmanship and business organization and management were announced by Principal Sam Martin. William S. Lane will teach the new courses.
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Austin High School
Austin Public Evening School
Sam Martin
Martin
William S. Lane
Austin
Lewis offers million dollar loan to aid CIO Auto Workers
John L. Lewis after the coal strike victory proposes a one million dollar loan to help CIO Auto Workers Union Walter Reuther win new contracts with Chrysler and General Motors. He invites AFL and other CIO unions to contribute as well. Reuther ill with a cold but set to address Chrysler strikers.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
CIO
Chrysler
General Motors
Lewis
Walter Reuther
CIO Auto Workers Union
AFL
Reuther
Detroit
UAW
Auto Workers Union
Welly K. Hopkins
Justice Department
Richmond B. Keech
Mapping Inadequate Across Country Warns USGS
The US Geological Survey reports only 25 percent of the United States has been adequately mapped, highlighting gaps in national geologic coverage and data readiness for planning and resource management.
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US Geological Survey
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