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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1949

Page

6

Demonstration and racing notes from Texas communities

Mrs Dun ley Pflugerville Home Demonstration Club plans a flower arrangement demo on Tuesday at 2 30 p m in Pflugerville Lutheran Church auditorium. Race Hoss Committee promotes a brush horse meet near Liano County June 3 with noted ranching stock and rodeo scenery. Also reports on Elgin Bastrop Poultry shipments, Lockhart broilers, and local poultry prices.

Dave Shanks Austin Amercan Dunley Pfluger Pflugerville Home Demonstration Club R. E. Odom Austin Florists Pflugerville Lutheran Church Dorothy Owens Dessau Club BET ‘Um Philip Om Elmer R&. Smith Jack B. Love Liano County Howdy

Thirteen Centexans Urged for Arts and Sciences Degrees

Thirteen Central Texas students are among 648 candidates for degrees from the College of Arts and Sciences at the May 30 commencement. Among those listed are Paul Ray Laake Jr and Robert Wayne Perrin from Cameron, Doris Beverly Huie from Georgetown, and others from Giddings Kerville Killeen LaGrange Lockhart Seguin Taylor Round Rock Pflugerville and Pfluger ville.

Central Texas College of Arts and Sciences Paul Ray Laake Jr Robert Wayne Perrin Cameron Doris Beverly Huie Georgetown Herbert Gerhard Liberty Giddings Glenn Petsch Kenville Marion Kyle Hilliard Killeen John Alexander Logan Jr LaGrange Patricia Nix Storey Lockhart Mary Lee Mays Mildred Traeger Seguin Peter Oswald Schram Taylor Jo Ann Cunningham Round Rock Roger Hanson Mason Pflugerville

Texas Biggest Antitrust Suit Sets Pre-Trial Hearing

The Texas antitrust suit against 10 major refiners for price fixing is set for a pre-trial in Judge Betts's 98th District. Assistant A G Charles D Mathews leads the state team with Price Daniel joining from Washington for Monday's session. Defendants seek separate trials and challenge the state's objections with motions noted. The case alleges an artificial uniform tank wagon price per gallon on gasoline since the CPA ended. The involved companies include Arkansas Fuel Oil City Service Continental Humble Magnolia Standard Oil of Texas Texas Company Sinclair Phillips.

Texas O. Betts 98Th District Charles. D. Mathews Antitrust Division Price Daniel Washington Tidelands Torney General CPA Arkansas Fuel Oil Company Cities Service Oil Company Continental Oil Company Humble Oil and Refining Company Magnolia Petroleum Company Standard Oil Company of Texas Texas Company Sinclair Refining Company Phillips Petroleum Company

VA Nurse Director Named

May 15 report Minnie E. Pohe former Stanford University nursing director is appointed director of the graduate nurse education program for the Veterans Administration.

Washington Minnie E. Pohe Stanford University The Veterans Administration

Llano Girl Scouts Honor Court Reported

Llano on May 15 held a Court of Awards service at the Scout Hut attended by Llano Girl Scouts and Brownies. The Brownies earned a pennant while Troop 1 received wings and pins. Proficiency badges went to multiple members across Troops 3 5 including Dana Bawcom Gloria Garrett Reba Wallis Sarah Oatman Glenda Myers Virginia Massey Barbara Overstreet John Upton Joy Patton Patty Whigham Myrna Jo Light Mary Lou West Nelleta Schneider Betty Lou Hayes Lou Ann Banner and Jan McDonald.

Llano Llano Girl Scouts Brownies Molly and Mary Najar Johnnie Beth Norris Virginia West Dana Bawcom Gloria Garrett Reba Wallis Sarah Oatman Glenda Myers Virginia Massey Barbara Overstreet John Upton Joy Patton Patty Whigham Myrna Jo Light Mary Lou West Nelleta Schneider Betty Lou Hayes Lou Ann Banner Jan McDonald

Classified Manager Succumbs at Houston Chronicle

James H. Shelp, 47, classified advertising manager of the Houston Chronicle, died suddenly Saturday night at his Houston home. A native of Amsterdam New York he had served as classified manager since 1938. Survived by his widow Mrs Ernestine Shelp his mother Mrs Elizabeth Shelp and a brother W B Shelp all of Houston.

Houston James H. Shelp The Houston Chronicle Amsterdam N. Y Shelp Chronicle Ernestine Shelp Elizabeth Shelp W. B. Shelp

Houston Cotton Exchange 75th Anniversary Observed

The Houston Cotton Exchange marked its seventy fifth anniversary on Sunday. Members and associations will celebrate with a reception and dinner Monday night at the Shamrock Hotel in Houston.

Houston Houston Cotton Exchange Shamrock Hotel

Legion Head Plans To Be at Pharr Fete

Perry Brown national commander of the American Legion from Beaumont will visit Pharr on Thursday for the Legion's 15th Texas district event. A barbecue will be arranged for his one day stay in Pharr.

Legion Pharr Fete Pharr Perry Brown The American Legion Beaumont 15Th Texas

Thrall Street Paving Project Completed

Thrall reports the city satisfied its contract as G. R. Douglas finished work on the street. Most property owners had curb topping installed at their own expense after the city paid for the street width.

Thrall G. R. Douglas

Smithville Club Leader Mrs Wade Ill in Dallas Hospital

Mrs Homer D Wade a prominent Smithville citizen and former president of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs is reported ill in a Dallas hospital according to friends here who learned of the condition.

Smithville Homer D. Wade Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Dallas

27 Cars of Freight Derailed Near Justin

A southbound Santa Fe freight derailed 27 cars near Justin at 3 a m. No injuries among the five man crew. Cause: broken rail. Cars included 10 wheat products, 2 mill products, 15 empties. A 50 man crew would clear by midnight. traffic rerouted via Denton on T&P lines. Freight from Greenville to Cleburne.

Denton Santa Fe Justin O. D. Crill Fort Worth Supt. Drill T&p T&p Lines Greenville Cleburne

Extra Guards Slated For Anglo Irish Debate

Scotland Yard plans extra precautions to guard Whitehall as the Commons debates the Ireland bill on Monday due to potential disorder. Authorities mobilize additional police for the government quarter in London.

London Scotland Yard Whitehall Commons Ireland

Dewey and Wife Meet Queen Mother in London

New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey and his wife spoke with Queen Mary at Westminster Abbey. A private secretary described the exchange as a private conversation not to be divulged. The Deweys are in Britain as the first leg of a European tour.

M. PD. Sells M. D. Conley Lockhart Austin Conley New Hampshire London New York Thomas E. Dewey Queen Mary Westminster Abbey Cowens Queen Mother Gov Dewey Deweys Britain

ECA Plans $1 Million Training Aid in Greece

The Economic Cooperation Administration said a vocational training program costing $1 million in cash aid this year is being organized in Greece to aid recovery.

Greece

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