Navy Sub Launches Guided Missiles In Hawaiian waters
In Molokai Channel off Hawaii two submarines the Cusk and Carbonero will launch 15000 pound Loons guided missiles past 70 warships in a first public demonstration of submarine launched guided weapons. The event aims to show accuracy over 200 miles with smoke trailing observers aboard a nearby destroyer.
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Four Suffer Minor Injuries in Three Car Wrecks Here
Four persons sustained minor injuries in three early morning accidents Sunday. Frank L. Wier of Riverside Courts had a sprained ankle and fractured rib after his taxi collided with a telegraph pole at Seventh and Chicon. Arthur Lee, 18, of 1901 West 10th Street, struck a parked car on West Sixth Street. James Lee, 41, and Lonnie Maxwell, 28, of 1822 West 10th Street suffered lacerations in that crash. Albert J. Lasseter, 61, of 308 East 16th Street, had lacerations in a collision at 11th and San Marcos with a car driven by Arthur L. Gilbert of Route 1. All received emergency care at Mackenridge Hospital.
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Riverside Courts
Seventh
Chicontreets
Arthur Lee
West 10Th Street
West Sixth Street
James Lee
Lonnie Maxwell
Albert J. Lasseter
East 16Th Street
Arthur L. Gilbert
11Th
San Marcos Street
Mackenridge Hospital
Armistice Day Parade in Austin Announces Sections
The Armistice Day parade in Austin will unfold Thursday at 11 a.m. with Congressman Homer Thornberry as grand marshal. About 50 units will pass the reviewing stand as taps sound from the Capitol grounds. sections list Army, Navy, ROTC, and veterans groups with diverse units assembling along Congress Avenue.
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Homer Thornberry
United States Navy Reserve
Leslie G. Phares
Capitol Grounds
Capitol Walk
Capitol
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Thornberry
Taylor Glass
Albert A. Horner
Oscar Abbott
Texas Military District
Barry D. Greer
Texas National Guard
K. L. Berry
A. F. McKisson
University of Texas Air Force
Raymond F. Rudell
Ashley B. Packard
United States Air Force
Wagstaff
University of Texas Navy
Frank E. Hartman
Maybin H. Wilson
PMST
University of Texas Army
Pearce Johnson
Johnnie B. Rogers
Congress Avenue
L. L. B. Hofer
West Second Street
City of Austin
Travis Post
American Legion
George Halden
Travis Unit
Legion Auxiliary
Capital City
University Post
Women’s Post
Ben Hur
Travis
F. E. Dickinson
East Second Street
University Army and Air Force
University of Texas Armed Forces Band
University Army TC
Catholic War Veterans
Catholic War Veterans Auxiliary
George Reid
West Third Street
Mickey Francis
Thomas R. Black
36Th Division
H. Miller Ainsworth
Comany
Tomas E. Berry
Jack D. Hines
149Th Military Police Company
Vestal B. Hughes
249Th Quartermaster Batallion
Kerns B. Taylor
Third Street
Austin High School
Gold Star
Thankful Hubbard
Andrew Carruthers
Daughters of the American Revolution
Colonial Dames
Daughters of 1812
William B. Travis
Reuben Hornsby
Stephen F. Austin
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Youth Arrested After Burglary At Shoe Store
A 23 year old youth was arrested two hours after burglaries at Standard Brand Shoes and a nearby residence in the 100 block of East Seventh Street. Officers said 13 pairs of shoes were taken from the storeroom and a pair of shoes used by the suspect matched a pair stolen earlier. A desk was plundered, three marble tables smashed, and a hand cut in the process.
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Henry B. Frostick
Camp Hood
Austin Man Among Texans Inspecting Caribbean Resort
Arch G. Adams Jr. of Austin led a 50 member Fort Worth trade group to Nassau Bahamas to inspect the Butlin Bahamas resort on Gran Bahama Island. The $5,000,000 project plans a two week packaged vacation concept to bring large groups by chartered transport. Adams noted the plan aligns with a Texas resort proposal near Austin and praised the Bahamas site’s facilities and climate.
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Bahamas
Arch G. Adams Jr
Austin
Butlin Bahamas
Gran Bahama Island
Fort Worth
Caribbean
Bede Clifford
Butlin-Bahamas
Adams
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Austin Area Economic Development Foundation
William E. Butlin
Atomic Officials Pooh-Pooh Fear Of Air Poisoning
US Atomic Energy Commission officials dismissed Prof Frederick Soddy’s warning that radioactive gases from Oak Ridge and Hanford could poison the atmosphere. They noted natural background radiation and that emissions are tiny compared to natural levels, with no danger of weather disruption or heavy rainfall.
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US Atomic Energy Commission
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Tenn
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Wash
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Tuesday Elections Point to Fair Deal Tests
Off year elections Tuesday will gauge sentiment on President Truman's Fair Deal. Key contests include New York Senate race with Dulles versus Lehman, New Jersey governor race Driscoll versus Wene, and major races in California, Virginia, and Brooklyn with multiple municipal battles.
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Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Mr. Truman
Dewey
Irving M. Ives
Ives
Dulles
Fdna Kelly
George H. Fankuchen
Max Torcin
Andrew L. Somers
Richard J. Welch
John F. Shelley
California State Federation of Labor
Lloyd B. Cosg
Churchill Grandchild Christened at Fletching Parish Church
Winston and Clementine Churchill attended the christening of Emma Mary Soames the Churchill family's sixth grandchild at Fletching parish church. Born September 6 she is Mary and Christopher Soames daughter. Godparents include Lady Rupert Neville and Mrs Andre de Staerke.
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Eng
Winston Churchill
Emma Mary Soames
Mary
Christopher Soames
Rupert Neville
Andre de Staerke
Duchess of Westminster
Burial in Washington For Victim of Death by Own Action
Floyd Elmer Ryan 40 died by suicide in Amarillo when a 38 caliber pistol was found beside him in a tourist cabin he owned. He formerly lived in Houston Texas and served as Senate page boy in Washington DC. Peace Justice J W Carder returned a verdict of death by own action and burial will be in Washington.
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Floyd Elmer Ryan
Washington, D. C
Senate
Houston
Texas
J. W. Carder
Telephone helps in daily life and emergencies says Mrs Brasac
Mrs Brasac praises the value of her telephone for staying in touch with friends and family, managing her household, and calling for help in emergencies. Southwestern Bell Telephone Company responds that it is improving technology, increasing call reliability, and adding new telephones each year to expand reach and maintain value.
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