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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1950

Page

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London BEA Crash Kills 28 of 30 Aboard Viking Flyover

A British European Airways two engine Viking crashed into a pipe stack beyond London Airport runway in dense fog killing 28 of 30 aboard. Americans Ernest Friedenheim and P Levy among the dead. two survivors, stewardess Alice Steen and passenger William Perkins, reported serious injuries.

London British European Airways BEA Ernest Friedenheim New York City P. Levy North Winthrop Chicago Judith Lauterbach Alice Steen William Perkins Paris Viking Northolt Royal Air Force

Navy Sets Secret Meeting for UT

The Navy announced a conference at the University of Texas on November 16 and 17 reviewing supersonic airflow problems impacting guided missiles rockets bombs and projectiles. The meeting will be presented by the Navy Bureau of Ordnance and major research agencies with tours of defense labs. Access is limited to those with security clearance.

Washington eNavy Theniversity of Texas Navy Bureau of Ordnance Navy Defense Research Laboratory

Forgotten $13 Gift to Chest Found After Two Years

A $13 contribution from 1948 was found in a store safe after a death interrupted a local Community Chest drive. The envelope, with $14, was turned over to Chest secretary H. Aubrey Elliott for inclusion in the current $182,863 campaign total.

Community Chest Hallowe'en H. Aubrey Elliott

ESA Chief Urges Steel Selves for Hard Times Ahead

Economic Stabilization Director Alan Valentine told the Women’s National Press Club that Americans must brace for years of harder life as the nation builds military strength. He warned inflation must be fought by all, and that long-term defense production programs may extend beyond four years.

Washington Alan Valentine Women's National Press Club Valentine ESA Korea Pearl Harbor Alaska Greenland

Who Will Be Eligible to Vote in Bond Issue Election

A brief advisory note outlines who may vote in Monday’s bond issue election. It mentions simple rules and directs readers to page 1 for details. Also noted are local items on a deer lease help from C A Stone of Fredericksburg and football fan letters to Ohio State Coach Wes Fesler.

C. A. Stone Fredericksburg Reuben Ohio State Wes Fesler Iowa Iowans Buckeyes Pittsburgh

Puerto Rican revolt grips San Juan as Nationalists clash

A gun battle roared in San Juan as barricaded rebels faced National Guard forces aided by planes and tanks. At least one dead and five wounded, including two children, amid a revolt that left 32 Puerto Ricans killed across 10 centers, with Jayuya and Utuado recaptured at dawn.

San Juan Puerto Rico Luis Munoz Marin National Guard Barrio Obrero National Jayuya Utuado

Testimony Heard In San Saba Murder Trial

A jury was formed and the state opened its case in the murder trial of H C Harris in San Saba. Harris is charged with malice murder for shooting Burnett in Mason on March 31, with witnesses including former Mason County officials and a store manager describing the shooting. Court resumes Wednesday at 9 a m.

San Saba H. C. Harris Harris Baurnett Mason Burnett Archie White Mason County Albert Keith John T. Banks Cora Lee Custer Glenn Cavness Banks George A. Miller K. K. Taylor Buford Mays G. Boyd Smith Richland Springs C. C. Baskin Raymond Oliver H. V. Clark Ervin Roberds H. W. Baker Algerita S. L. Neal China Creek T. T. Gage Chappel W. J. Collins Colony

Waco Firm To Buy Electric Bus Lines

Officials of the Waco Transit Company revealed the Waco firm will buy the Texas Electric Bus Lines operating between Dallas and Waco. Purchase price was not disclosed. The sale will be completed in Waco Wednesday.

Dallas Waco Trany Texas Electric Bus Lines Waco Waco Transit Company

Pardon Behind Vallone Slaying Tied to Gangsters

Defense attorneys in 53rd District Court argued Vincent Vallone was killed in Houston in July 1949 after breaking a pledge with gangsters who allegedly funded a pardon. They claim a $100 000 to $150 000 payoff was arranged to influence a pardon, while Vallone had a life sentence for murder.

Diego L. Carlino 53Rd Vincent Vallone Houston Percy Foreman Vallone Galveston Texas Foreman

Picket Ban Extended Ten Days By District Judge Betts

District Judge C. O. Betts extended a temporary restraining order against unions for ten days in the Brown and Root case after noon Tuesday. Unions protested the hearing as a discovery probe and demanded the appearance of Brown.

C. O. Betts Brown and Root, Inc Brown and Root Texas Emmett L. Bauknight Herman Brown Brown Marion Ladwig Ladwig Janet Peleet Sten

Almonds Force To Strike Tests Chinese Communists

U S 24th Division armored column halted two miles from the Manchurian border after a savage Red Counterattack. A second American column on the northeast coast was within five miles of the border as the plan was to renew the assault.

Seoul North Chongju Unsan Almond Hamhung Hambung Korea Sinuiju Yalu Antung Church Tolsier Gen. Church Jack MacBeth Hyesanjin Iwon Sea of Japan Eighth Army Pungsan

Halloween Night Pranks Strain Austin Police Resources

Police dispatches describe a chaotic Halloween night with hydrants turned on, paint thrown on a city bus, fences torn down, and garbage cans and boards blocking streets. Chief Thorp urged harmless fun as officers battled widespread mischief across east and west Austin, aided by 30 firemen and patrol cars throughout the city.

Windsor Road West Liveoak East Fifth Guadalupe Enfield West Austin East Austin Thorp Carragan Alex Pope Hallowe'en

Bridge Widening Bond Ruled Illegal By Daniel

Travis County cannot issue bonds to widen the Congress Avenue Bridge after Attorney General Price Daniel ruled the bridge is part of a state designated highway and under state law its title resides with the state. The ruling blocks a local bond election sought by South Austin residents and awaits the commissioners court’s action.

Travis County Congress Avenue Price Daniel Commi Court South Austin Commissioners Court Burnell Waldrep State Highway Commission State Highway Fund Travis

New Taxes Effective On TV Sets and Freezers

Washington reports that beginning Wednesday a 10 percent excise tax will be added to manufacturers' prices of television sets and home freezers. The Internal Revenue Bureau notes the tax does not apply to sets or freezers already in wholesale or retail channels or those that had left the factory by midnight Tuesday.

Valentine Chicago Claude A. Putnam National Association of Manufacturers Putnam America Agriculture Department National Production Authority Washington Internal Revenue Bureau

Four Yak Planes Bomb US Craft Over Korea

Four Yak fighters attacked a US flight five miles east of Sinulju as B26 bombers and a T6 observation plane defended. B26 crews claimed one Yak down and F51 Mustangs claimed two more. No American aircraft were lost. The encounter involved the 452nd Bomb Group of 626 light bombers making their first Korean War action.

5Th Air Force Korea Sinulju Sth Air Force Air Force

Shivers Aims to Rotate State Board Appointments

Gov. Shivers said he plans to replace most non-salaried, overlapping state board members as terms expire. He expects about 100 appointments to broaden citizen service, with exceptions for individual cases, while discussing four year terms for some elective officials and pending Supreme Court justice selection after Hart resigns.

Allan Shivers Commission Coke Stevenson Shivers Regents of Colleges Board of Insurance Commissioners Public Safety Commission Public Welfare Commission Gorge House Supreme Court James P. Hart Stevenson Beauford Jester Jester Gene Boards of Regents

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