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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1949

Page

6

Will of Thomas E. Hogg Leaves Estate to Widow and Foundation

The will filed for probate with County Clerk W. D. Miller, signed May 14, 1947, leaves the late Thomas E. Hogg's entire estate to his widow Mrs. Margaret Wells Hogg with specific bequests to Miss Ima Hogg and others. after Mrs. Hoge's death the estate goes to the Hogg Memorial Foundation. The Houston oilman died March 8 in Yuma Arizona. executors named are Mrs. Hogg and Miss Ima Hogg. inventory and value of the estate awaiting filing. Conductor Joseph Hawthorne will lead the Austin Symphony Orchestra concert featuring Marian Anderson at Gregory Gym Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Hawthorne is associate conductor of the Dallas Symphony, studied at Princeton and Juilliard, and has appeared with multiple orchestras.

Houston Thomas E. Hogg Margaret Wells Hogg W. D. Miller Hogg Texas James Stephen Hogg Yuma Ariz West Columbia James Stahl Yuma, Ariz Joseph Hawthorne Austin Symphony Orchestra Marian Anderson Gregory Gym Hawthorne Dallas Symphony Orchestra Princeton Walter Damrosch Julliard School of Music Hartford, Conn Ballet Theater Orchestra Columbia University Symphony Cape Cod Navy

STAZE Cream tubes promise tighter plates

A new cream in a handy tube called STAZE claims to seal plate edges so food stays from slipping and keeps particles out. It advertises a official back guarantee and a 25 cent price with the promise of longer rigidity.

Gotham Parade Biggest for Irish in New York

On St Patrick’s Day 1949 an estimated 1,750,000 spectators lined Fifth Avenue for one of New York’s largest parades. Grand Marshal John A. Coleman Jr. said it was the biggest day yet, led by 62 battalions with 2,800 officers guarding the crowd. Cardinal Spellman and Mayor O’Dwyer reviewed the procession, which also served as a protest over Cardinal Mindszenty’s imprisonment.

New York Ireland Fifth Avenue John A. Coleman Jr 44Th 96Th Francis Cardinal Spellman New York Area St. Patrick’s Cathedral Cardinal Mindzenty Hungary

Good Advice For A Cautious Motorist

A cautious motorist is advised to allow the engine to idle at low speed for at least two minutes while it is cold to ensure proper warm up.

War Orphans Arrive in America from Germany

Sixty six war orphan children arrive at New York International Airport under the International Refugee Organization. They carry blue boxes with their belongings and are housed at the US Committee for the Care of European Children awaiting foster placements. Children express shock at American food and customs and sing a Latvian folk song.

New York Germany Erna Kulmanis America Immonts Franks Anatolija Trivonovs International Refugees Organization New York International Airport Alexander Kleins Saulit

Rites for Gore Slated Today

Thomas Pryor Gore who died in Washington will lie in state at the Oklahoma State Capitol rotunda from noon to 1 30 pm and receive funeral services at 4 pm in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Gore and daughter Mrs. Robert Olds will arrive Friday morning. burial plans place his body in Rose Hill Mausoleum pending a permanent vault.

Oklahoma City Thomas Pryor Gore Washington State Capitol Robert Olds Lawmaker Mount Scott Lawton Okla Gore Rose Hill

Churchill Sails Today On Huge Liner for US

Wartime prime minister Winston Churchill sails from London on the Queen Elizabeth to the United States. He will address a Massachusetts Institute of Technology meeting on March 31 about "The 20th Century, its promise and realization."

London Winston Churchill United States Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Oklahoma City Man Given Life Term for Attorney Killing

A district court jury found Roy Frank Godbey guilty of the murder of Oklahoma City attorney Earl Pruet. The court fixed his sentence at life imprisonment after the State sought the death penalty. Godbey admitted the killing in Pruet's law office. defense argued insanity.

Oklahoma City Roy Frank Godbey Earl Pruet Godbey Pruet

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