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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1949

Page

11

House debates inviting Dr. Sadler to address Legislature

The Texas House considered inviting Dr. M. E. Sadler, president of Texas Christian University, to speak before the Legislature on May 12. A May 17 pay issue and a point of order delayed action after a 93 to 27 vote to reconsider the initial rejection of the resolution.

M. E. Sadler Sadler Texas Christian University Central Christian Church of Austin House Tom Whiteside Whiteside Dr. Sadler Doyle Willis Fort Worth J. Frank Norris George Nokes

Tornado Guard Service Urged By Lawmaker

Representative Brooks of Louisiana urged a warning service for tornadoes, proposing alerts when conditions favor tornado development. He met with Weather Bureau officials who agreed to explore an experimental approach, citingholds on precise timing.

Washington Representative Brooks D-La US Weather Bureau Brooks Louisiana Texas Oklahoma Kansas Francis W. Reichelderfer Weather Bureau South Central West Central States

Adoption Offer For Baby Bought In San Antonio

An Austin woman who admitted buying a three week old baby for 75 dollars from a San Antonio midwife last month has placed the infant up for adoption through Austin's Child and Family Service. The baby, found near death in a home, recovered after hospital care for malnutrition. A city homicide squad investigation followed. no charges were filed as state law allows purchasing a baby. The infant, daughter of an unwed mother, had not been adopted and could be placed with an Austin Latin American couple.

Austin San Antonio Child and Family Service 53Rd District Court

Hospital Wing Dated for Fall

City Manager Guston Morgan announced a new Brackenridge Hospital wing costing 1.5 million dollars will start this fall pending plan finalization by architects. Plans require four to five months and must be approved by the state health department and federal officials due to 500 thousand dollars in federal aid. Morgan said 900 thousand in hospital bonds and 50 thousand in airport bonds will wait until October, with 1.5 million in school bonds set for sale in June.

Brackenridge Hospital Guston Morgan Hospital Building Board Morgan State Health Department

Old Acquaintance In Prohibition Era Stop

Oklahoma City officers Ray Peddicord and Joe Birdwell stopped 51-year-old Allison Shadrick after recognizing him in a prowler. Shadrick claimed time in California, while police noted his supply of 452 pints of liquor.

Oklahoma City Vice Squad Ray Peddicord Vice Joe Birdwell Allison Shadrick Allison California Shadrick

Police Car Halts This Truck the Hard Way

Fort Worth police stopped a truck driver who struck a police car in a minor collision. Officers H L Stevenson and J W Tindall were uninjured. The 56 year old driver was booked for aggravated collision and license violations.

Fort Worth H. L. Stevenson J. W Tindall

Reindeer in Finland Eats 27 Pounds Daily

A northern Finland reindeer consumes about 27 pounds of white lichen moss per day.

Finland

Beer-Can Opener Saves Life During Iron Lung Breakage

In Ithaca New York May 3 a polio patient, Mrs Shirley Palmer 27, survived a long cross country move after her husband Bob Palmer 31 manually operated the iron lung pump for over 10 hours. When the motor failed he used a beer can opener as a makeshift pump handle enabling continued operation until a new unit could be obtained in Omaha. The Palmers from Newark New York had been living in Encino California with Palmer an art student.

Ithaca N. Y Union Pacific Shirley Palmer Western Plains Briggs Memorial Hospital Bob Palmer Palmer North Platte Omaha Palmers Newark Rochester Encino Calif

Mass Planned for Senora Quezon in St Patrick's Cathedral

The Philippine consulate announced a requiem mass for Senora Manuel Quezon to be held Thursday at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City.

Senora Manuel Quezon New York St. Patrick’s Cathedral

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