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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1949

Page

2

White Work Uniforms and Shirts Price List

A concise sale listing shows white work uniforms including pants and shirts priced at 2.98 per pair or item, shirts at 2.65, and t-shirts in navy at 1.98 plus shipping and service charges noted as s&s. The ad reads like a vendor catalog fragment.

US Rejects Soviet Plea in Coplon Gubitchev Case

FBI testimony linked Coplon to guiding a wider Soviet espionage network. The State Department rejected new Soviet demands to free Gubitchev, stating he had no immunity as a UN Secretariat member. Gubitchev and Coplon face separate New York trials for espionage conspiracy and theft of government secrets.

Washington FBI Judith Coplon Roger W. Robinson Miss Coplon Valentine A. Gubitchev New York State Department United States Gubitchev United Nations Justice Department The Miss Copion

Austin Youth Wins First In Ready Writing Meet

Complete results from the Interscholastic League Meet list winners across Ready Writing Declamation Extemporaneous Speech News Writing and Copyreading. Top finishers include Shelby Reed Austin first in Ready Writing and multiple firsts acrossConference AA A B divisions with named students from Gonzales Beaumont Lindale Temple Tyler and others.

Shelby Reed Austin Don Smith Kingsville Deolies Ann Dorman Sulphur Springs Richard Bright Gonzales Bill Hallman Olney Beverly Fisher Phillips Benjie Holbrook Lindale Ava June Albert Halletsville Linnda Mee- Canlies Anahuac Jack Yiantitsas Beaumont Gene Webber Breckenridge Richard Thompson Amarillo Charles Benson New Braunfels Reginald Masters Grapeland Harvey Reeves Shamrock George Milner Grapevine Glenn Leeman Booker Don Rebedeaux Humble Granger Jack Donovant el Paso Wayland Pilcher Corpus Christi Tommy Halboury Shirley Frank Temple Virginia Breedlove Midland Barbara Farley Joe Colwell Lockhart Charles Larue Hillcrest Dallas C. A. Mass San Saba Rita Virginia Moore Lonnice Dotson Billie June Chesher Littlefield Primo Contreras Fabens Jerry Cartwright Malcolm Dimmitt Liberty Sue Knight Smyer Marianna Wallace Keller Nancy Smith Tyler Madelaine McDermott Lufkin Janet Wheeler Bonham Margaret Durham Tajoka Maurine Fraser Kermit Patricia Brown Mercedes Mildred Kiesel Schulenburg Mary Helen Spear Rio Hondo Dolores Campos Marfa Marianne Johnson John Allen Pampa Harriet Vann Belton Tohoka Mildred Klesel Ellene Kern White Oak Longview Pat Cotman Lamarque

Ex-Officers Deny Malmedy Prisoner Torture Testimony

Three former US Army officers testified under oath that German Malmedy massacre prisoners at Schwabische Hall were not beaten or mistreated. They denied allegations of punching, starving, solitary confinement, or withholding heat and comforts to force confessions.

Washington Malmedy Schwabische Hall Germany Belgium John T. Evans Crystal City Texas Agriculture Department Evans

Kilday Frames Justice Department Work as Americanism

James E. Kilday, aide to the attorney general, told the Serra Club that under Tom Clark the Justice Department practices Americanism not ism. He warned against communism, contrasted it with business monopolies and traced how lunch clubs evolve into trade associations enforcing price fixing and antitrust concerns.

James E. Kilday United States Serra Club Tom Clark Department of Justice Engineer's Club West Seventh Street Kilday Washington, D. C Stalin

Betts Restraints Railroad Panel Move in Hidalgo County

Judge Charles O Betts in 98th District Court granted a temporary restraining order against the Texas Railroad Commission. Valee Gin Company claims the commission illegally stopped transport of gun machinery from Dallas to a Hidalgo County site. A hearing on May 13 at 10 a.m. will decide the injunction.

Texas Railroad Commission Dallas Hidalgo County Charles O. Betts 98Th District Court Valee Gin Company McCook George Hughes Fieldgent Hughes Betts

Canadian Man Seeks Texas Southern Belle for Wife

Glenn R. Welty of Ontario Oregon writes Governor Beauford H. Jester in Texas asking for help finding a wife. He seeks a Southern belle near his age, 25, with light brown hair and blue eyes, 156 pounds, and does not object to a woman with one child. He invites interested Southern belles to call at the Governor's office.

Glenn R. Welty Ontario Ore Beauford H. Jester Texas Statehouse Houston

Long Asks YMBL To Back Bond Issue

Stuart Long urged the Young Men's Business League to support a $7 million bond issue on May 16. He said Austin's water and light plants, vital to city expenses, have outgrown capacity and must be expanded to serve new customers and accommodate growth. He also cited the need to enlarge the inadequate sewage disposal plant.

Stuart Long Young Men's Business League Long Austin Driskill Hotel

Drunk Driving Cases Reach Record High

A record 49 DWI cases will be called in County Court-at-Law next Friday with a total docket of 86 cases for the day. County Attorney Pergy Jones oversees the settings as defendants seek postponements awaiting a Court of Criminal Appeals ruling on the legality of alcohometer tests used in the counts.

Pergy Jones Court of Criminal Appeals

Scouts Fill Camp Wooten Reservations Fast

Scouts are filling reservations for Camp Tom B. Wooten with opening set for June 12. Second week slots are gone and more than 90 reservations are booked for the third week, prompting officials to urge prompt enrollment.

Wooten Tom B. Wooten

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