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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1950

Page

3

Mission San Antonio de Valero Founded in 1718

THIS DAY IN TEXAS notes the 600 mile 1718 voyagers from Mexico led by Don Martin de Alarcon and Father Olivares who founded the mission named San Antonio de Valero in honor of the Marquis de Valero. The expedition split amid quarrels and the Villa de Bejar was also founded later by Don Martin.

Fray Antonio de San Buenaventura Olivares San Antonio de Valero Yanaguana Father Massenet San Antonio St. Anthony of Padua

Price Cut On Wonder Drug Chloromycetin Announced

Detroit April 30 1944 Pare Davis & Co cuts the price of chloromycetin by 25 percent to broaden use worldwide. The drug treats fevers pneumonia surgical infections whooping cough boils and carbuncles. A previous 20 percent cut was made last February. Production capacity limits current sales. The drug was isolated from a Caracas mold.

Detroit Pare, Davis & Co Caracas Venezuela

Stockmen Deny Withholding Animals Amid Meat Price Debate

A spokesman for livestock growers denied accusations that farmers hoard cattle to push meat prices higher. F. E. Mollin of the American National Livestock Association said there are no cattle fit for slaughter now and that pasture cattle will arrive in midsummer with supply limited, shifting market timing to August through November.

Denver American National Livestock Association F. E. Mollin Mollin

Senator Vandenberg's Wife Hospitalized in Michigan

Mrs Arthur H Vandenberg wife of the Michigan Republican Senator was taken to a local hospital Sunday night in serious condition. Senator Vandenberg is recovering from a tumor operation at the same hospital about two weeks ago and has been ill for nearly three years.

Washington Arthur H. Vandenberg Senator Vandenberg United States United States Line America New York

Brutal train and home assault shock Newton politics

A 20 year old Detroit woman slept on a Santa Fe train when a man slashed her throat. A 16 year old babysitter was beaten with a meat grinder at a nearby home. A Richmond VA man, Joseph Moore, was shot by a bystander and captured. Moore admitted the train attack but had no memory of the home assault.

Newton Kas Lawrence Howard Detroit Mich Edith Hershberger Kenneth Granger Otis Hays Granger Hays C. H. Sherman Joseph Moore Richmond Moore Miss Howard Marion Hawkins Railroad Hawaii Surf Calif Hawkins Phoenix Ariz

Canadian Ship Sioux Aids Ill Greek Seaman

The Canadian destroyer Sioux rendezvoused with the Greek freighter Maria G. Cou loucounti in the North Pacific, transferring a seriously ill seaman believed to have a ruptured appendix. The ship met at sea 300 miles from Esquimalt, and the Sioux planned to sail to hospital in Victoria, leaving some crew on shore.

Victoria B.C Sioux North Pacific Esquimalt Maria G. Couloucounti

Shrine Circus Troupe Brings Big Top To Coliseum For Week

The Polack Brothers Circus moves into City Coliseum transforming it into a Big Top for a seven day run starting Monday at 8:15 pm. Shows Tuesday through Friday are at 3:45 pm and 8:15 pm with Saturday Sunday matinees at 2:15 pm. Free matinee tickets funded by local civic groups will guest 2,000 county children.

Shrine Circus Josephine Berosini Berosini Polack Brothers Ben Hur Shijge City Coliseum Shrine Circus Troupe Polack Brothers Circus A. F. Jones Jack J. Lamb Ciretts Shrine Natal

Record Foreign Travel Year Seen by Richard Fiske

New York April 30 Americans head into 1950 with a record travel year ahead as Holy Year in Italy and currency shifts draw more visitors abroad. Travel officials expect 385 000 to 400 900 Americans will go overseas, spending about 220 million dollars, a yearly peak.

Richard Fiske New York Italy Britain Department of Commerce United States Cunard Line John E. Slater American Export Lines trans-Atlantic Air

Florida and Alabama face pivotal primaries shaping national politics

Florida opens with the Pepper Smathers Senate duel as 1,006,560 Democrats are registered and about 600,000 expected to vote. Alabama Democrats split over Truman civil rights policy as they select a state party executive committee for the coming four years. Indiana and Ohio also hold primaries with broad implications.

Florida Alabama Indiana Ohio Claude Pepper D-Fla George Smathers Pepper Smathers Democratic Party Robert A. Taft Eader Taft House of Representatives R. A. Gray Truman

Change Made In Subscription Rate Change

Effective May 1 the subscription rate will be 140 per month for The Austin American daily and Sunday.

Austin American Daily

Truman To Try Personal Tour In Senate Race

President Truman plans a 10 state campaign trip in a non presidential year to press voters for pro Truman legislators. The tour runs May 7 to 16 visiting Illinois Iowa Idaho Oregon Washington Wisconsin and Pennsylvania with eight major speeches and 50 whistle stops. He aims to bolster support for his national program and a Democratic Congress.

Washington Truman Congress House Senate Democratic Congress Pacific Northwest Illinois Iowa Idaho Oregon Wisconsin Pennsylvania Thomas E. Dewey New York White House Lincoln Neb Casper Wye Pendleton Ore Grand Coulee Dam Wash Butte Mont Fargo N. C Madison Wis Chicago Democratic Party

Life with the Tax Gremlins cartoon briefing of tax share

An NEA feature outlines Uncle Sam as chief collector in a three way tax split with state and local governments. It notes a 30 percent warning light for national income and calls for better federal state local tax cooperation to avoid overlapping claims and lower living standards.

Uncle Sam Richard A. Mullens NEA Herbert Hoover Sam National Industrial Conference Board of New York Washington

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