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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1950

Page

7

Judge Rules Travis County Polls Open At 7 A M

Judge Tom Johnson said based on Washington census figures Travis County is properly opening polls at 7 a m on election day up from 8 a m in prior years. He noted final totals were not official yet but he may take judicial notice of the national figure.

Tom Johnson Washington, D. C Travis Johnson Washington

Navy Medics Activated in Army Transfer of Two Doctors

Two Austin physicians and Navy Reservists Dr. Charles E. Davis and Dr. Douglas W. Terry were activated and reported to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio. They will retain Navy rank and uniform as they serve to relieve Navy medical staffing.

Austin Navy Army Medical Service Charles E. Davis Charles P. Davis Glendale Place Douglas W. Terry Elinor W. Terry West 13Th Street Brooke

Ford Works Another Miracle in Rio Grande Adventure

A mixed review notes John Ford directs John Wayne in a tale of Indian fighting on the Rio Grande with Wayne’s son Claude Jarman Jr. Maureen O’Hara also stars while the script portrays transformation in Wayne’s performance. The piece also briefly reviews Cassino to Korea and Union Station as a solid sleeper with brisk action and suspense centered on a kidnapping at a union station.

John Ford John Wayne Ford Nature Wayne Rio Grande Claude Jarman Jr Maureen O'Hara Bennet Barry Teeeraid Cassino Korea Rome Union Station Empire State Building Lyle Bettger Holden Fitzgerald

Homeless Coeds Offered Shelter After UT Blaze

Twenty three homeless coeds were given temporary shelter Friday night after a wind swept fire gutted their boarding house at 2500 Whitis Avenue. Dorothy Gebauer, dean of women at the University of Texas, said all the girls had been taken in by student friends in dormitories and sorority houses. The blaze at the Whitehall Co op started by short circuited wiring in the basement, Fire Chief John Woody said. Miss Gebauer sought permanent lodging for the group.

Whitis Avenue Dorothy Gebauer University of Texas Whitehall Co-op John Woody

UT Fire Victims Aid Raised by Personnel Group

Members of the Texas Personnel and Management Association raised 204 dollars and 38 cents to aid coeds displaced by a fire that partially destroyed a boarding house at 2500 Whitis Avenue near the University of Texas. The luncheon on campus heard of the plight from Master of Ceremonies C. C. Welhausen.

Texas Personnel and Management Association University of Texas

The Capitol and Local Theaters Weekly Lineup

The listing outlines showtimes and film pairings across multiple venues including CAPITOL AUSTIN VARSITY RITZ YANK SOUTH and TEXAS through the week. Notable titles include The Story Gr. Joe China Sky Broken Arrow Range Lands Atom Man versus Strange Bargain and Back to BettyAnn among others with start times from early afternoon to late evening.

Paramount ThroReh Rio Jon Syspp Cabot Meio Capitol Taroueh Joe Burgess Conan Jonett Mitchum Pat O'Brien Rendete Beott Randolph Scott Ruth Warrick Varsity James Stewart Pes Pyture TEXAS Laurence Olivier Jean Mons Austin Broken Arrow Xe Dames Stewart Debra Paget Ture Ls Il Yank Martha Scott Jeffrey “St . Overcoming M i. Foeichard Martin Rorth Johnny Wotermautiers Trigger, Jr Roy Roger South Betaan Jim Warne Ane Ars Mone O Lucille Thunder Ails Ree

Clifford Smith Elected President of Capital City Kiwanis

Clifford Smith a Capital City hardware salesman was elected unanimously Friday as president of the Capital City Kiwanis Club to succeed Starr Kealhofer. George Schutze withdrew his name due to business duties, and Smith was chosen by acclamation.

Clifford Smith Hardware Company Friday Capital City Kiwanis Club Starr Kealhofer Smith George Schutze Schutze

Public Records Digest of 126th District Court Items

Court actions include divorces granted for J. E. Sluder versus Norris Sluder and several other divorce filings. Names include Neal, Jones, Brown, Nandin, Griffin, and DeLeon with name change for Fred Milton Jones Jr. Tax recovery suit filed by Continental Supply against State. Guardian and administrator appointments listed. minor estate matters. Also marriage licenses issued and new car registrations recorded.

126Th District Court Jack Roberts Adelphia S.eel Equipment Company, Inc G. I. Surpluse Company John.c. Neal Catherine Neal Mack G. DeLeon Sr Beatrice DeLeon Alma Jones Levi Jones Virginia M. Brown Clyde J. Brown Ben Nandin Billie Nandin Charles Betts Fred Milton Jones Jr Continental Supply Company State of Texas

ARC Committee Outlines Plans for Home Service Group

Newly appointed members of the Home Service Committee met at Red Cross headquarters to plan veteran and dependent support. They will meet monthly as a policy body with Joe C. Carrington as chairman and C. L. Higgins as an ex officio member.

Home Service Committee Red Cross Jesse Street Mae Shuey National Home Service Homer Mayhall ARC Joe C. Carrington Arthur Cunningham Harry E. Moore Harris Brush Q. C. Taylo Morris S. Wheeler Ralph E. Frede E. H. Perry Homer Garrison Martha McPherson Walter Long Frederick E. Brooks G. F. Thornhill Lorraine Warnken Raymond F. Rudell Bertram Klausner C. L. Higgins

Director Scores Football Rowdy

Dr Rhea Williams league director told Kiwanis members at the Stephen F Austin Hotel that adult spectators often abuse officials during high school games. He praised officials but noted curses abuse and even assaults. One school has been suspended and two more under investigation for unsportsmanlike conduct.

Rhea Williams Capital City Kiwanis Club Stephen F. Austin Williams

Restore pep by attacking the cause in old tonic ad

An old advertisement touts a blood tonic claiming to stimulate stomach digestive juices and strengthen weak blood with a regimen called Aak Teen and S.S.S. The copy emphasizes restoring energy and vitality over a long period, noting a favorite family breed tone and a 71 year association.

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