Austin School Board approves plans for Anderson High and Oasis boundary
Austin's School Board worked late to finalize plans for new city schools funded by a $10 million bond. Architects approved for Anderson High School on Webberville Road to house 700 students, while Oasis School boundaries were set and neighboring schools noted.
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Austin
Ee Guidance Clinic
Anderson High School
Giesecke, Kuehne and Brooks
Webberville Road
Pease Park
West Side
Oasis School
Colorado River
Park Street
Enfield Road
Missouri Pacific
West 35Th Street
Camp Mabry
Mt. Bonnell
Oasis
Brykerwoods
Robert E. Lee
Matthews
Pease
Wooldridge
Cut in City Garbage Collections Denied
City Manager Walter Seaholm denied reports that garbage collection was cut off outside city limits. He said such service never existed, and if any outside pickup occurred it was inadvertent. A resident claimed a three year outside pickup was halted, while a checker on trucks was to improve routing for incinerator trips.
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Walter Seaholm
Seaholm
George Johns
Austin American
Airport Boulevard
Cox Named Executive Director of State Hospital Board
Larry Cox, former San Antonio executive, elected executive director of the State Hospital Board, with a $10,000 annual salary. He replaces acting director Howard E. Smith, effective Dec. 15, after six months as business manager of the Austin State School. Cox, 52, has a long career in engineering and management, including work for H. B. Zachry Company and the Texas Highway Department.
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Larry ©. Cox
San Antonio
State Hospital Board
Austin State School
Cox
Howard E. Smith
Smith
H. B. Zachry
Daniel Blain
Washington, D. C
American Psychiatric Association
Blain
Zachry
Moyne Kelly
State Orphans Home
Corsicana
Zachary
Dr. Smith
Breckenridge
John Tarleton College
Hardin-Simmons University
Colorado School of Mines
University of Texas
United States Reclamation Bureau
Resignations Hit college coaching as scene shifts
The article notes Bernie Bierman resigning after 18 years at Minnesota under fire. Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma comments on recruiting as the issue. It marks the second major college resignation in a week after Sir Cherry left Texas, reflecting broader upheaval in football programs.
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Bernie Bierman
Minnesota University
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Norman
Sir Cherry
Texas
Write-In Upsets Reams In Duval County Judge Race
Duval County voters delivered a lopsided general election result with a write-in, A J Vale, winning the 79th District judgeship over incumbent Sam G. Reams by 4,739 to 43 in the county. Vale, who did not seek the post, claimed the victory as unofficial returns across four counties showed him ahead 5,661 to 5,421. Reams, undecided about contesting, noted surprise at the turnout and commented he had not been notified of the write-in campaign before the election.
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San Diego
Sam G. Reams
Duval County
A. J. Vale
Reams
Vale
Duval
Jim Wells
Brooks
Starr
Jim Wells County
Parr
Rio Grande City
Allan Shivers
Austin
Shivers
A. Garcia
Kidnap Suspect Freed on Bond in Santa Fe Case
Dr. Nancy Campbell, a Yale trained physician, was released on a $25,000 bond after abducting Linda Stamm, a 9 year old girl, in Santa Fe to raise ransom. FBI traced the payment and Linda was found drugged near Campbell’s Albuquerque clinic. Campbell will likely face kidnapping for ransom charges with possible penalties up to electrocution.
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Santa FE
N.M
Nancy Campbell
Albuquerque
Yale
FBI
Dr. Campbell
Roberta Stamm
Campbell
Linda
Zinn
St. Joseph's Hosital
Santa
Samaritan flees after helping motorist with flat tire
In suburban Minneapolis on a Monday morning a motorist had a flat tire. While jacking the wheel a passerby stopped, offered help, and then stole the spare tire after tossing it into his own car. Myrlin Fishbaugher called him a samaritan before the theft.
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Minneapolis
Myrlin Fishbaugher
Samaritan
Pickets Scatter Across Texas in CIO Strike
CIO Communications Workers strike against Western Electric moves through Texas with strategic picketing at Texas exchanges and cities like Austin Kermit Colorado City Fort Stockton Monahans New Braunfels Seguin. Reports vary on turnout while long distance service remains affected and Dial Service largely normal.
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Associated Press
CIO Communications Workers
Texas
Western Electric
W. L. Prehn
Southwestern Bell
Bell Lines
T. E. Webb
Division 20
CWA
Dallas
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
CIO Communications Workers of America
Western Electric Co
At&t Manufacturing
CIO Communication
Austin
I. W
Davis
Southwestern Bell Telephone System
Bell Company
Kermit
Colorado City
Fort Stockton
Monahans
New Braunfels
Seguin
Headon Crash Kills Six Near Snyder
A headon collision on Highway 180 seven miles east of Snyder early Monday morning killed six people, including a California family and a Navy man. Balland Treme, Orval and Mrs Gray, their three year old son Rodney Allen, their two year old daughter, and Wilson Hughes Gray died. Orval Gray survived briefly. The two vehicles locked together hid the two year old until daylight when she was found wedged in the back seat. The California family and the Navy man were en route home after visiting relatives in Henshaw Kentucky.
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Snyder
Here
California
Henshaw
Balland Treme
Orval Gray
Mrs. Gray
Rodney Allen Gray
Gray
Wilson Hughes Gray
Orval
Navy
Ed Bolger
First of Belgian Korea Fighters Due in Tokyo
Belgium confirms a liaison team of two officers and three non commissioned officers will depart Wednesday for Tokyo. Led by Major J Daelemans, the group travels as advance liaison for a Belgian battalion of volunteers bound for Korea in December.
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Tokyo
Brussels
Belgium
Korea
J. Daelemans
Brinkley Mayor Arrests Two Telephonic Pickets
Brinkley Arkansas November 13 two orderly telephone pickets were arrested by the mayor on a charge of disturbing the peace of mind of persons not receiving the normal services they have a right to expect. The action came after complaints about phone service disruptions in the town.
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Brinkley, Ark
Brinkley
Planes and Ships Aid Beleaguered ROK Force Front
US and Allied units pressed the Korean front with 90,000 Chinese Reds facing the First Corps in northwest Korea while US Marines moved toward Changjin Reservoir. Mustang fighters struck Pakchon as Yongbyon fights intensified and Koreans tightened high-ground positions around the Chongchon line amid mine dangers.
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Seoul
Korea
Changjin Reservoir
Us Pom Marine
US First Corps
Northwest Korea
First Cavalry
Aon River
Pakchon
Pak
Taeryong
Changchon River
Mustang
US First Cavalry
Yongbyon
Chongchon River
Anju
First
US 2Th
Chongchon
Yongsan
Won
Tibet Appeals for UN Aid Against Chinese Invasion
The Tibetan government in exile pleads with the United Nations to intercede against China’s invasion efforts. Finance Minister Tsepon Shakabpa signed a 1500-word appeal urging world intervention while UN members weigh Korea crisis and Peking delegation plans.
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Lake Success
N.Y
United Nations
Tibet
Trygve Lie
Kalimpong
Tsepon Shakabpa
Peking
China
BB. Oe
Lie
Security Council
Korea
Death Toll Rises to Ten in Leduc Hotel Fire
In Leduc Alberta officials report recovery of more bodies from the Leduc Hotel ruins after an explosion and blaze. The toll reached ten as sixteen were hospitalized following Saturdays blast.
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Canada
Leduc
Alta
Use of Aluminum Cutback Ordered By First of Year
The government ordered a 35 percent cut in civilian aluminum production, effective Jan 1, to ensure sufficient metal for defense needs next year. National Production Administrator Harrison warned of possible unemployment and higher prices, but said there is not enough aluminum to meet both defense and civilian demand. The cutback affects many consumer goods industries including furniture, automobiles, toys, electronics, and kitchenware.
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Washington
William H. Harrison
Plane Crash Kills 58 Aboard Holy Year Pilgrims
In southeastern France a Canadian plane carrying 51 passengers and seven crew members crashed into a snow covered mountain while en route from Rome to Paris. The Vatican reported Pope Pius XII prayed for the victims as rescue teams faced a six hour climb through rain and snow. Monsegnor and eight priests were aboard.
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Marseille
France
Rome
Paris
Vatican
Pius XII
Deaths Total Four In Comal Accident
Four people died in a head on collision near New Braunfels. Katherine Mattison 25 of Dallas died Monday raising the death toll to four. Killed instantly were Gary Lawrence O Connell 18 a University of Houston student from Neosho Kansas and Betty A 23 Dallas Roy G Mattison 23 of Dallas died Sunday night. Mattison was listed as the driver of one car while O Connell was traveling alone in the other.
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New Braunfels
Katherine Mattison
Dallas
Gary Lawrence O'Connell
University of Houston
Neo@oshe
Kas
Betty Ae
Roy G. Mattison
Mattison
O’connell
Poorly equipped American troops shiver in North Korea
On the Chongchon River front in Korea, American soldiers endure bitter cold in cotton fatigues while awaiting adequate winter gear. Officers report delayed distribution of heavy trousers, wool socks, windbreakers, and insulated jackets as troops survive in foxholes and tents amid subfreezing nights.
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Don Whitehead
Chongchon River Front
Korea
North Korea
Ialy
Germany
Italy
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