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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1950

Page

5

Cancer Drive Head Named in Lampasas

Mrs. Joe Cox, president of the Lampasas Woman's Auxiliary, is named chairman of the 1950 Cancer Crusade in Lampasas County. Gibb Gilchrist, chancellor of Texas A&M and state chairman, announced the April educational and membership drive of the American Cancer Society. Cox will appoint community chairmen with leaders including Mrs. Alice Cofer, Dr. Rush McMillin, Mrs. Dorothy Derwin, and Dennis Black.

Lampasas ANS Joe Cox Woman's Auxiliary Lampasas County Gibb Gilchrist Texas A&m College Cox American Cancer Society Alice Cofer Rush McMillin Dorothy Derwin Dennis Black

Rainmaking effort eyed for New York watershed

New York City allocated 950,000 for a scientific rainmaking experiment directed by Dr. Howell and Harvard meteorologist Wallace Howell. Police amphibious planes will drop dry ice and silver iodide into clouds to nudge rain over the watershed, aiming to boost reservoir levels with possible results as soon as next week.

New York INS Harvard Wallace FE. Howell New York City Mother Nature Marvard Howell

Mindszenty seriously ill in Budapest jail infirmary

Rome reports say Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty, Hungarian church leader imprisoned for life, is gravely ill with Basedow disease. Authorities fear for his condition as rumors claim drugging by Hungarian police to coerce statements during treason trial.

Rome INS Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty Hungary Budapest Maglad Basedow Ari

Wine bath stripper claims dye sabotage in San Antonio

Miss Leona Duval performing as Thirza was rushed to a San Antonio hospital after a night spot incident in which her body was stained red by dye in her wine bath. A doctor removed the dye with cold cream and alcohol, then she was sent home after calming hysteria.

San Antonio March Leona Duval

Kansan Tops Pitcher in First International Horseshoe Contest

The inaugural international horseshoe pitching contest took place in Bronson, Kansas, in 1909 with Frank Jackson of Blue Mound, Kansas, emerging as the winner.

Kansan Bronson Kans Frank Jackson Blue Mound

D D D Prescription Ad Promises Fast Itch Relief

A 35 cent trial bottle of D D D Prescription claims to quickly relieve itching from eczema pimples scabies athlete's foot and factory itch without greasiness or staining. The ad notes first application often stops intense itching and offers a money back guarantee.

Dennis

Polar bear attack injures two zoo keepers in Melbourne

In Melbourne Zoo a polar bear escaped an inner cage and attacked keepers. A third attendant killed the bear with a head shot after the bear knocked down another keeper and dragged a third into the gardens. Two keepers were injured.

Melbourne Australia

Two Falfurrias Families Report Flying Saucer

In Falfurrias area, 11 members from the Rabinvides and Ramirez families described seeing a disc about 12 feet wide and three feet thick with no wings or windows. The object circled seven times at roughly 1000 feet then moved southwest toward Mexico on Sunday evening, prompting cautious reporting.

Falfurrias R. P. Benavides Macario Ramirez Mexico

Youth Charged After Injured Teacher Dies

A Kansas City youth, initially charged with striking 65 year old Ernest B. Hyde, general science teacher at Manual High, faced a manslaughter charge after Hyde died. The suspect pleaded innocent at arraignment and is jailed on a $5,000 bond with a preliminary hearing set for March 30. A University of Missouri study notes cows peak milk production around 50 degrees.

Kansas City INS Howard L. Kinard Ernest B. Hyde Manual High University of Missouri

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