Marble Falls obituaries and funeral notices
Obituaries from Marble Falls detail the funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Joy 70 long time resident and former newspaper publisher wife of Charlies Joy burial at Fairland Cemetery. John H Mann Alec A Reed and Anna Elizabeth Walker are also noted with service times burial places and pallbearers listed.
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Fannie Joy
Marble Falls
Fairland Cemetery
John H. Mann
Buda
Cook Funeral Home
Lee Griffin
Fred Carpenter
Ennis Doherty
Tom Green
Ralph McCaughan
Cecil Clark
George White
Barton Cemetery
Alec A. Reed
Weed-Corley
Anna Elizabeth Walker
Clarence Easton
Oakwood Cemetery
Death notices for James Hardcastle in local hospital obituary
James Hardcastle died at a local hospital Wednesday. He is survived by his daughter Mrs. Lovie B. Lamb of Austin and two sons Robert R. and Payton D. Hardcastle of the area.
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James Hardcastle
Lovie B. Lamb
Austin
Robert R
Payton D. Hardcastle
2 Alarm Fire Damages Feed Store In Austin
A fire of undetermined origin damaged the Homemix Feed Store at 102 4 West Second Street early Wednesday night with about 1000 dollars in damage. The blaze occurred in a rear storage area housing baled hay and was covered by insurance. The Austin Fire Department responded with multiple engine and ladder companies after a general alarm at 8 43.
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Homemix
West Second Street
Oswald Wolf
Quarry Road
Charles Wolf
West Sixth
Reece Meador
Austin Fire Department
UT Graduate Will Receive Marine Rating
Denver University graduate student Margaret Henderson, a former Women Marine captain, heads back to duty with the Marines after earning a UT diploma. She taught at Denver University before the war and plans to report to Dallas on November 27 for further service. She quips, I may be a Marine but please don't call me a leatherneck.
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Denver
US Marine Corps
Denver University
Margaret Henderson
Marine Corps
Washington
Capt. Henderson
Lubbock
Texas
Dallas
Judge-Elect Granted Temporary Writ in Contempt Case
P. C. Sanders of San Antonio, district judge-elect, was temporarily freed from a contempt ruling after the Supreme Court granted a writ of habeas corpus and scheduled a hearing for 2 p.m. Monday. Sanders had been held in contempt Tuesday for interrupting a divorce proceedings led by Special Judge William C. Davis and attempting to take the bench.
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P. C. Sanders
San Antonio
Supreme Court
Mona
Sanders
William C. Davis
McCarthy to Open Bank Unit in Center in Houston
Oil man Glen McCarty will officiate at a ribbon cutting for the Bell aire State Bank the first unit of the McCarthy Center to open. Bank capital is $200000 with Alfred J. Knapp as president.
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Houston
Glen McCarty
Bellaire State Bank
McCarthy Center
Alfred J. Knapp
Rock Hauler Kills Mesquite Worker in Quarry Accident
Dallas news report detailing the death of T. E. Dewberry, 19, of Mesquite, who was crushed when an 8,000 pound rock hauler rolled over his head as he slept on an incline at a Mesquite quarry. The incident occurred Wednesday and is under investigation.
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Dallas
T. E. Dewberry
Mesquite
Dewberry
State Board adopts new free textbooks for Texas schools
The State Board of Education approved gradual adoption of state free textbooks for next year with total costs near 2.5 million dollars, led by Houghton Mifflin for an eighth grade book and Webster Dictionary to American Book Company. The plan aims to strengthen American history teaching while noting several grades and subjects included, and cites past high costs and a 1919 initial investment as context.
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Austin American Capitol
State Board of Education
Herman Glass
State Department of Education
Houghton Mifflin Company
Boston
Mass
State Textbook Commission
American Book Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Textbook Commission
Texas
Four Live Despite Airplane Crash in Wichita
A Cessna 170 crashed in a Wichita residential area after hitting a high tension line injuring two occupants. Pilot William Hess and L A Wessells of Wateska Illinois were hospitalized but not critical. Wessells wife and two year old daughter Jane Anne survived uninjured.
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Wichita
Kan
Richard Lowen
William Hess
L. A. Wessells
Wateska
Wessells
Jane Anne
Fire Refugees Return Home in Santa Ana Mountains
Fire continued in brushy Santa Ana Mountains as 1,500 evacuated residents began returning to two canyons. Winds 15 mph aided about 700 firefighters aiming to control the blaze by Thursday. The total area burned reached 48,000 acres with only three homes lost in what was one of the region’s largest fires in years.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Santa Ana Mountains
Canyons
Forest Service
California
Rooming House Fire Fatal to Rescuer in Houston
A tug boat captain identified as Adairaan, 42, died Tuesday night from burns suffered while assisting at a rooming house fire in Houston. One other person was injured as firefighters fought the blaze.
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Houston
Adairaan
Salvation Army aids Willies and youths in Austin
Willie the Drifter finds shelter and meals at the Salvation Army on East Second Street in Austin. The charity plans a new youth training center in East Austin funded by the Community Chest, aiming to prevent youth drift.
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Second Street
Willie
Salvation Army
Austin
East
Red Feather
Community Chest
Tribunal Rules Kurusu Guilty
The International Military Tribunal for the Far East ruled Saburo Kurusu knew of Tojo's plan to mask an imminent attack while in Washington. The decision came as Tojo and 24 others faced verdicts on unprovoked aggression in the Pearl Harbor context.
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Tokyo
Saburo Kurusu
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Hideki Tojo
America
Kurusu
11 Nation
Wash
International Military Tribunal For the
Far East
Tojo
United States
Commission Orders Oil Fields Closed
The Railroad Commission authorized preparation of orders shutting down 17 oil fields to halt wasteful gas flaring. Operators appeared at a hearing last month to argue the closures. Fields named span District 2 Southwest Texas South Caeser Heyser. District 3 Gulf Coast Conroe North Withers Magnet Withers. District 4 Southwest Texas Flour Bluff Tiberina Canales La Gloria. District 8 West Texas North Cowden Foster Fullerton Goldsmith Levelland McElroy Seminole Slaughter Wasson.
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The
Railroad Commission
Commission
Texas
South Caeser
Heyser
Gulf Coast
Conroe
North Withers
Magnet Withers
Southwest Texas
Flour Bluff
Tiberina Canales
la Gloria
West
North Cowden
Foster, Fullerton
Goldsmith, Levelland, McElroy, Seminole, Slaughter and
Wasson
Fumes From New Heater Kill Casper Mother and Son
Natrona County Coroner W. L. Bustard attributed death to fumes from an invented gas heater. The Casper woman and her infant son died in a house Mullin, an oil worker and husband, discovered Monday night after returning from work. The house was under construction.
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Casper
Wyo
Natrona County
W. L. Bustard
Change Mullin
Mullin
Butcher Strike Ends in Dallas Grocery Chains
Dallas workers return to 60 stores after a four day walkout by AFL butchers and meat market salesmen. A two thirds settlement accepted a five dollar weekly pay raise from Safeway and A&P representatives. Waytt Food Stores did not attend wage talks.
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Dallas
AFL Butchers
Safeway Stores, Inc
A&p Super Markets
Waytt Food Stores
Ranger Territory Wells Drilling in 3 Areas
Ranger Territory wells are being drilled in three areas Wednesday. Lone Star Producing Company’s No 4 C H Fee is in the Kleiner Pool in Eastland County north. Three tests are under way in Stephens County southern part by Fred M Manning Inc Sorrels Oil Company and Gilliam Drilling Company.
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Ranger
Wednesay
Lone Star Producing Company
C. H. Fee
Kleiner Pool
Eastland County
Stephens County
Fred M. Manning, Inc
Sorrels Oil Company
Gilliam Drilling Company
Truman Balcony Featured on New $20 Federal Reserve Note
Secretary Snyder announced the $20 note will be redesigned to show the White House south front and grounds matching the present appearance. The current notes already depict the same scene.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Treasury
Snyder
King Recants Pearl Harbor Judgment Harshness
Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King says he was too harsh on Admirals Stark and Kimmel in the Pearl Harbor case. He endorses Stark for a second Distinguished Service Medal and notes his past remarks were mismatched to the situation then. The Navy filed King's letter with Pearl Harbor inquiry records and the two admirals remain retired.
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Washington
Ernest J. King
Naval Operations
Kimmel
Stark
Pearl Harbor
Husband E. Kimmel
Pacific Fleet
Harold R. Stark
King
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Admiral Stark
Admiral Kimmel
Stark and
New London
Vaulting Chimpanzees Develop Crude Vaulting Form
Captive chimpanzees use stout sticks to improvise a vaulting method. The observation notes show the apes testing balance and propulsion with makeshift poles, demonstrating problem solving in an enclosure setting.
Proper Cheese Storage Tip
Wrap cheese well in waxed paper and place it in a container with a tight fitting cover. Store in the refrigerator to maintain freshness and prevent odor transfer.
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