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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1950

Page

8

Russians Reported Rigging Static Stations to Bloc West Radio

Franksfurt dispatch notes Russians are building about a dozen static stations in East Germany to jam West German broadcasts. Radio Stuttgart signals grow noisy east of Berlin as Copenhagen plan shifts frequencies, affecting AFN RIAS and North German networks.

Reds Bloc West Radio Frankfurt Germany East Germany Radio Stuttgart Berlin Copenhagen Soviet Russia Riga American Forces Network AFN Russia RIAS Radio Munich Radio Frankfurt Luxembourg

Book backs Red First Plane Claim

The Russians publish a book and film to support the claim that Alexander Mozhaisky invented the airplane before the Wright brothers. Tass notes the works mark Mozhaisky’s birth anniversary and recounts a 1882 flight near Leningrad. Skeptics cite the Wright brothers’ 1903 Kitty Hawk first flight as the historical milestone.

London Alexander Mozhaisky Wright Brothers Tass Moscow Mozhaisky Krasny Leningrad Orville Wilbur Wright Kitty Hawk N.C Red Star

Element 98 Heaviest Atom Found by UC Berkeley Team

Researchers led by Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg at the University of California announced the discovery of Element 98 californium. Bombarded curium cores with helium to create the new atom, which is highly radioactive and adds to theories on matter formation.

Berkeley Calif University of California Glenn T. Seaborg The Atomic Energy Commission California

China Reds Haul Down Union Jack In Shanghai

In Shanghai the Communist forces seized the Hawkins family home and others in Hungjao District, replacing the Union Jack with the red flag. Mr and Mrs W J Hawkins from Somerset England had lived there for generations and once displayed a 10 foot British flag while shells fell.

Hong Kong Bill Gladys Hawkins Shanghai Hawkinses W. J. Hawkins Somerset England Hungjao Hawkins Red Shanghai Union Ack

Miracle Cat Survives 40 Hours in Kiln in Ohio

In Minerva Ohio Mrs Twila Carman staged a dramatic experiment to prove her cat Miracle survived a 40 hour bake in a brick kiln with heat to 900 degrees. The cat emerged singed but alive. veterinarians who doubted the tale were convinced by the witnesses and officials at the Metropoli tan Brick Plant.

Minerva Ohio Metropolitan Twila Carman

Ex-Cop Fatally Shoots Wife Then Kills Self at Home

Manville, La. retired New Orleans officer Louis E. Dendinger, 59, shot his wife in the back as she sat, then killed himself with a .38 pistol. Duracher says a December brain tumor left him going blind. Mrs. Dendinger reported in good condition at Charity Hospital.

Mandeville Carl Duracher New Orleans Duracher Louis E. Dendinger Dendinger Charity Hospital

Guncotton Production Method Overview

Guncotton is prepared by treating cotton linters with a mixture of nitric and sulfuric acids. The process converts cellulose into nitrocellulose, yielding a soluble or insoluble product depending on reaction conditions.

Texas Farmers Double Income in January

Texas farmers nearly doubled January income from a year earlier, the Agriculture Department reported. Texas farm marketings reached $196,636,000 in January, up from $101,484,000. Florida rose to $44,550,000, while Iowa led states with $232,255,000. Illinois and California followed with $151,100,000 and $137,029,000 respectively. Oklahoma and New Mexico also posted gains.

Washington Texas Agriculture Department Florida Iowa Illinois California Oklahoma New Mexico

Seeing-Eye Dog Sacrifices Life in Fire Rescue

In Hot Springs Arkansas a faithful seeing-eye dog named Buster died while trying to locate and guide 63 year old Emma Clayton during a house fire. The dog led Mrs Clayton toward the door and then re entered the flames to search for her as neighbors carried her husband John Clayton 65 to safety.

Hot Springs Ark Buster Emma Clayton

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