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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
9
Dr. S A Woolsey travels to Galveston for a special post graduate course at the University of Texas Medical Branch, sponsored by the State Health Department.
A psychologist called pyramid clubs a mass delusion hinting at mild neurosis. He noted similar mass behavior in the Middle Ages and warned the public not to be duped by get rich schemes despite the thrill and social pressure.
John S. Caldwell 71 longtime Austin resident died early Wednesday. Funeral services are set for 4 p m Thursday at Cook Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by widow, son Harold, daughter Leona, brother Wallace Caldwell of Brenham, sister Mrs N Eidig of Warsaw Mo. Pallbearers named M M Huey, Ernest Thompson, Arthur Watson, Louis Novy, Dr R M Delisle, Louis Goldberg and honorary pallbearer J R Reed.
Willard Chevalier senior vice president of McGraw Hill speaks April 6 at Hogg Auditorium on European recovery progress. The address sponsored by Austin Area Economic Development Foundation will be ticketed with 1000 expected attendees including University faculty and downtown Austin residents.
Dr. John D. Young president of Monticello College urged Texas audiences that all colleges must educate students for democracy and take pride in democratic life. He described Monticello as a two year liberal arts college for women with 350 enrollment from 30 states and noted Texas hosts 14 students.
Soldiers digging fortifications near Changchow unearthed a 1700 year old tomb with a seven by eight foot chamber containing coins cooking utensils and broken swords. A brick dated to 200 A D bore the inscription five hundred big cash. The site will remain closed for systematic excavation drawing crowds seeking gems.
The speaker notes the transition involves both new freedom and group living. He emphasizes balancing personal growth with social support as young people move into shared settings outside their parental homes.
A money sack with $900 in checks stolen in the weekend burglary of Jones Liquor Store in Wichita Falls was recovered in Fort Worth. The finder, J F Dickerson, a Fort Worth man, reported the loot Wednesday.
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