Hospital Manager Promises Full Probe of Infant Death
Brackenridge Hospital business manager Carl H. Mueller said a full report would cover the death of Rose Marie Caldwell, five months old, with the City Council directing a thorough probe after NAACP spokesman Arthur De Witty claimed Mueller said there was no reason for immediate emergency treatment. Mueller denied the statement, saying he explained ER procedures and did not say treatment could not be given promptly.
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Carl H. Mueller
Brackenridge Hospital
Guston Morgan
Arthur DeWitty
NAACP
Mueller
DeWitty
Uncle Sam Leads Airedale Astray
A 10 month old airedale ran off with her uncle Sam a two year old airedale named Sam. The Murphys of Bee Caves Road five miles out offered a reward for the missing puppy who is black with brown face and legs and a small white spot between her front legs. She is about 18 inches high and uncollared. The Murphys live at Route 7 Box 86 and can be reached at 7 0825 or 7 9524.
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Sam
John Murphy
Murphys
Bee Caves Road
Officers Nab 2 in Cattle Rustling
First arrests in a Central Texas cattle theft ring were announced. Howard Cantwell and Louis Cantwell of Bull Creek Road near Austin faced charges for four cattle thefts in Travis and one in Hays County. The men were held in San Marcos jail after an arrest near their home and a cow in transit was seized.
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Texas
Travis County
Hays County
Howard Cantwell
Louis Cantwell
Bull Creek Road
Austin
Clint Peoples
Jack Gary
San Marcos
Brown Strickland
Frank Hall
Texas Cattlemen's Association
Cantwell
Cantrell
West 19th Street Extension Delayed by Rains
Heavy rains delay city work on extending West 19th Street to Lamar Boulevard. The halt affects a steep bluff cut and blocks finishing the bypass around the West 12th Street Lamar Enfield Road three way junction. Public works plans Shoal Creek Boulevard link to West 11th Street to ease bottleneck.
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City Public Works Department
West 19Th Street
Lamar Boulevard
West 19Th
Shoal Creek
Lamar
West 12Th Street
Enfield Road
West 11Th Street
City's Okeh Asked In Treasure Hunt
W F Johnson, an elderly Austin resident, asked city permission to dig for a Mexican treasure he believes was buried on city land during Texas independence in 1836. He cites a creek as the burial site but did not name or locate it. He claims to have found it on old maps after a decade of searching.
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W. F. Johnson
Austin
Texas
Mexico
Johnson
Council To Consider Taxi Meter Franchise Tuesday
The City Council in a special session Tuesday will discuss an ordinance requiring Austin taxis to install meters and operate under a franchise system. City Attorney Trueman O'Quinn will explain the measure. the meeting will not be open to the public.
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Austin
Taylor Glass
Trueman O'Quinn
New Burnet Road Service Station Authorized for $15,500
The city building inspector's office approved a $15,500 service station project on Burnet Road. A building permit was issued to Ione Patricia Brougher for a masonry station at 5309 Burnet Road.
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Burnet Road
Ione Patricia Brougher
The Third Man a Solid Hit Prospect Says Dudley Early
The Third Man stars Orson Welles and Carol Reed in a postwar Vienna mystery. Joseph Cotten, Valli, and Trevor Howard deliver strong performances as Welles remains central though appears late. Its narrative and production quality promise broad audience appeal and commercial success.
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Carol Reed
Reed
Cotten
Valli
Welles
Trevor Howard
Vienna
Boy Struck by Car on Lamar Boulevard
Tom Hill 12 of 905 West 32nd Street sustained minor injuries after a 1941 Mercury sedan struck him as he ran into the road following a ball in the 3800 block of Lamar Boulevard Thursday evening. He was treated and released from Brackenridge Hospital. Driver Kenneth Roy Kramer of Route 3 Austin faced no charges.
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Tom Hill
West 32Nd Street
Lamar Boulevard
Hill
Brackenridge Hospital
Kenneth Roy Kramer
Route 3
Austin
Small Girl Reported As Latest Polio Victim
Austin records its fourth polio case of the year as Zandra Weed, 44 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs L Weed of 3007 Lake Austin Boulevard, is named as the latest victim by City Health Officer Ben Primer.
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Austin
Ben Primer
Zandra Weed
Investigator resigns from Austin bus committee
A. B. Rosson, member of the special committee examining Austin bus service, submitted his resignation Friday in a letter to Mayor Taylor Glass. He gave no reason for stepping down and was unavailable for comment.
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A. B. Rosson
Austin
Taylor Glass
Rosson
Review of a film with strong trumpet work and uneven scenes
The trumpet playing by Harry James earns praise while Hoagy Carmichael and Juano Hernandez deliver standout performances. Kirk Douglas appears miscast and the overall story remains vague and episodic despite a few sharp lines.
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Harry James
Hoagy Carmichael
Juano Hernandez
Kirk Douglas
Selective Thief Sought After Clothesline Loss
Police seek a selective thief who took four dresses five shorts and sheets from the Brown clothesline at 2604 Rosewood Thursday night. A blue wool suit size 37 or 38 was stolen from James R. Pipes' car in the 200 block of East Seventh Street between 5 45 and 6 45 p m Thursday.
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Ollie Brown
James R. Pipes
Crystal City
East Seventh Street
Williams Remodeling Cost Estimated at 26000
The city issued a work permit Friday estimating remodeling and repair for the fire gutted T. H. Williams and Company department store at West Fifth Street and Congress Avenue at 26000. The figure covers only repairs, not new furnishings or merchandise. The March fire killed three air conditioning installers trapped in the basement.
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T. H. Williams and Company
West Fifth Street
Congress Avenue
Noted Journalist To Speak Tonight At Texan Banquet
Ralph Coghlan editorial writer for The St. Louis Post-Dispatch will speak at 8 30 p m in the Stephen F Austin Hotel Capital Ballroom during The Daily Texan 50th anniversary celebration The event follows a banquet honoring former Texan editors with 31 ex editors present including 12 living in Austin The Texan issued an 84 page seven section edition to launch the celebration and campus tours are slated for Saturday afternoon The Texan editors will attend the Southwest Conference track and field meets and a reception at the Austin Hotel led by Lloyd Gregory of The Houston Post
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Daily Texan
Stephen F. Austin
Capitol
University of Texas
Austin
Sigma Delta Chi
The
Texan
Theta Sigma Phi
Texas Union International Room
Lloyd Gregory
Houston Post
Coghlan
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
St. Louis
Centralia
Ben H. Powell
Hulon Black
Granville Price
Trumen O’quinn
William Kay Miller
Joe Hornaday
Ed Syers
Boyd Sinclair
Ralph E. Frede
Weldon Brewer
Jack McGuire
Two Teens Admit Bank Burglary at Baptist Goodwill Center
Two teenage boys admitted burglarizing two small banks at the Baptist Goodwill Center on East Second Street Monday night. They implicated a third boy now in a hospital and were sent to the County Juvenile Home. authorities expect custody after his release.
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Baptist Goodwill Center
East Second Street
Paris official cancels Austin study trip on waste disposal
Marcel Chapard, head of Paris trash division, cancels planned Friday visit to Austin to study its garbage disposal system. He says he must revise his itinerary and go from New Orleans directly to Los Angeles.
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Marcel Chapard
Paris
France
Austin
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Youth Plans Aid to Clubs Free Believes
John N. Free told Sixth District Optimist delegates that clubs with strong youth programs flourish. At the Boys' Work Clinic in San Antonio he noted Optimist clubs' youth activities and his past leadership. Neff Simon of Pan American Optimists won the Boys Oratorical Contest and earns a free trip to the Atlantic City convention June 21 24.
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John N. Free
Optimist International
Stephen F. Austin
Free
Neff Simon
Pan American Optimists of
San Antonio
Atlantic City
N. J
Indian Area Expansion Ties Indiana Territory Boundaries
The piece notes that the Indian area initially stretched across the Indiana Territory, covering present day Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and eastern Minnesota, outlining early territorial extents.
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Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Reverend Chiasson Adopts Hadacol Health Claim Letter
A Lafayette Louisiana minister shares a lengthy Hadacol testimonial claiming relief from indigestion nervousness insomnia and fatigue after using the vitamin B1 B2 iron niacin and minerals in Hadacol He asserts rapid improvement and urges others to try the product under its money back guarantee.
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Chiasson
Hadacol
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