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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1949

Page

19

Goat Raisers Seek Support for Mohair Price Aid

Texas goat raisers urge Congress to add mohair to the long range farm price support program. Ernest L. Williams of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association testified before the House agriculture committee, citing the Angora goat industry’s regional importance and a drop in Angora goats from 4,544,000 in 1941 to 2,700,000 this year. Jake Mayfield and Texas Representatives Fisher and Thornberry supported the effort to lift the mohair market.

Washington Texas Congress Ernest L. Williams San Diego Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association House Agriculture Committee Jake Mayfield del Rio Fisher and Thornberry

Ill Rain Uncovers Hidden $12000 in Traffic Stop

In New York on a rainy Tuesday Patrolman Gilbert Orr found a knotted pink rag in a gutter that concealed an envelope containing $12 000 in hundreds and other bills. No missing money report matched the haul. Police officials pursued the mystery behind the stash.

New York Gilbert Orr Metropolis

Pajamas Replace Hot Dogs in Future Diet Warned

Professor Eugene G. Rochow of Harvard forecast a drastic shift in diet and industry. He predicts meat and eggs vanish due to resource use and proposes synthetic clothes made to be edible, with meals based on digested cellulose from trees. The claim earned him a $1,000 prize from the North Jersey American Chemical Society.

Newark N. J Eugene G. Rochow Harvard Rochow Prof North Jersey American Chemical Society

Woman in Critical Condition After Truck Pedestrian Crash

Mrs. Lee Acuff 73 remained in very critical condition Tuesday night at Brackenridge Hospital after a truck pedestrian collision at the Blue Bonnet Lane Fredericksburg Road intersection. Police said she was crossing with her husband nearby. injuries included a fractured skull and deep head lacerations.

Lee Acuff Brackenridge Hospital Acuff del Curto Road Blue Bonnet Lane Fredericksburg

Woman Breaks Hip In Fall In Alley

Mrs. C. P. Peacham, 52, of 2308 Lafayette, fell in an alley and broke her hip. She was admitted to Brackenridge Hospital Tuesday night for treatment.

C. P. Peacham Lafayette Brackenridge Hospital

Roanoke Boy 16 Held in Dana Weaver Death

Lee Scott, 16, an Eagle Scout, was charged with the murder of Dana Lee Weaver, a 16 year old girl, whose body was found battered at Christ Episcopal Church. He was taken from Jefferson High School after an anonymous tip and questioned for seven hours before formal charges.

Roanoke Lee Scott Dana Lee Weaver S. P. Price Christ Episcopal Church Roanoke City Jefferson High School Dana Marie Stuart A. Bruce Scott

Lyricist Parish Earns Phi Beta Kappa Honor

New York May 10. Mitchell Parish the 48 year old lyric writer known for Star Dust Deep Purple Stars Fell on Alabama and Sophisticated Lady was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at New York University Monday. He is a junior studying English literature and education after pausing his schooling 30 years ago to work in Tin Pan Alley and raise two children.

New York Mitchell Parish Tin Pan Alley Washington Square Phi Beta Kappa New York University Parish Alabama

Swan eggs stolen from Mesker Park Zoo nest

European white swans at Mesker Park Zoo in Evansville had six eggs stolen from their nest after a five week incubation. Animal superintendent Bob McGraw found planks across a waterway on Monday, signaling the theft discovered after eggs were to hatch. The pair of swans is valued at about $150.

Evansville Ind Mesker Park Zoo Bob McGraw Big Zoo McGraw

Captain Latta Lawrence Accuses Wife Of Marital Deception

Captain Harold A. Latta Lawrence claims Mrs. Eilene Diana Latta Lawrence misrepresented her age and marriage history and alleges improper relations with Dr. Frank Hammer. He says she sought money, and accuses her of hiding a Tennessee divorce and large gifts from a married man.

Washington Eilene Diana Latta Lawrence Navy Harold A. Latta Lawrence Frank Hammer Los Angeles Dr. Hammer Tennessee Latta Lawrence

Annie Gets Your Gun name ban request refused in London

Justice Charles Harman refused Hinges productions bid to bar use of the title Fanny Get Your Fun for a competing musical. Annie Get Your Gun has run in London for about two years with a provincial tour by a second company.

London Charles Harman Hinges Productions, Ltd

Beer Consumption Remains Below Prohibition Benchmarks

The Research Corporation of America reports beer consumption under pre prohibition levels. A national survey finds 88 million barrels brewed last year equal to 184 gallons per person, with 21 gallons per person in 1911 1913 and 1914 and 2.6 gallons per person as a prior figure.

New York INS Research Corporation of America

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