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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1948

Page

11

Obituary notices from Weed-Corley and local funeral homes

Multiple funeral services announced for Mrs. Harold A. Helms Mollie Matthews Kohn Michael Kennemer Dina Feuerbacher Annie L. Thomson and infant Taylor. Services set at Weed-Corley Cook Wilke and Willie Funeral Homes with interments at Memorial Park Oakwood Cemetery and other local plots.

Harold A. Helms Weed-Corley Thomas Yerxa Memorial Park Mollie Matthews Kohn St. Martin’s Lutheran Church Michael Kennemer F. D. Kennemer Cook Funeral Home Chester Crow Howard Wolff Pressley Wolff Bell Aery Herbert Hornberger Dina Rebecca Feuerbacher East First Street F. G. Roesener Oakwood Cemetery Annie L. Thomson Wilke Funeral Home O. G. Barrow Don Youngblood T. E. Patton Thomas A. Taylor Willie

World Wheat Crop Estimate Climbs Upward

The Agriculture Department reported revised estimates placing this year's world wheat crop at 6.285 billion bushels, up about 35 million from September, driven largely by Europe where supplies are short. Last year produced 5.815 billion, with 7.01 billion yearly average for 1935 to 1939.

Washington Agriculture Department Europe

American Women Remain in China

Paoting near Peiping hosts two American women missionaries who chose to stay as government troops left the city on November 22. The pair, Florence Logan of San Francisco and Minnie Whitmer of Mount Joy, Penn., are with the American Presbyterian Mission. Other reports note earlier missionary groups remaining in Fengyang and Mukden as Communists seized areas, with arrivals in Canton from Hankow and Wuchang aiming to endure the conflict there.

Peiping Paoting Florence Logan San Francisco Minnie Whitmer Mount Joy Penn American Presbyterian Mission Shansi Gladys Williams Oberlin Ohio Mary Reed Dewar East Orange N. J Louise Meebold Chicago Emma Noreen Wadena Minn Fengyang Taiyuan Miss Williams Miss Dewar Taiku Mukden Angus Ward Mary Braden Dysart Iowa Canton

Betty Grable Shelved With Strained Back Rest Ordered

Hollywood reports Betty Grable will rest and remain off cameras until her doctor clears her strained back. The actress hurt a back muscle during a scene with Cesar Romero last Friday and was set to resume work Monday, but medical advice extends the break.

Hollywood Betty Grable Cesar Romero

Europe and China Aid Tops $3 Billion Mark

The Economic Cooperation Administration said U S aid to Europe and China surpassed 3.767 billion dollars. In the week ending Nov 24, new grants totaling 176.28 million were approved as part of ongoing recovery operations.

Europe China Washington Economic Cooperation Administration

Paying of Sino Troops In Silver Boosts Morale

Nanking reports government troops at Suchow receive silver coin payments for the first time since the Japanese war. Observers saw the first two plane loads of hard money distributed and noted soldiers becoming notably more buoyant.

Nanking Suchow

Experts Stumped by Predinosaur Tracks in Pennsylvania Sandstone

In Elk County Pennsylvania a Sunday expedition uncovered 20 pairs of three toed footprints in sandstone dating to about 300 million years before the dinosaurs. Dr J L Kay of Carnegie Museum led the team and plans to peel the rock for study in Pittsburgh.

Marienville Elk County J. Leroy Kay Carnegie Museum Pittsburgh Dr. Kay

Crippled Army Vessel Makes Alaskan Port

The US Army transport USAT Sergeant Charles E. Mower with 385 aboard split its plates above the water line after docking at Whittier Alaska following a stormy voyage from Adak. A 9 foot vertical crack appeared on the starboard side near the stern. No one was in immediate danger and all remained aboard as repairs were planned at Whittier. The General Eltinge will relocate to Whittier to unload 190 passengers and 50 military personnel before repairs.

Seattle Whittier Alaska Adak Aleutians Charles E. Mower Prince William Sound Anchorage

Negro teacher freed after husband murder charge in Savannah

Amy James Mallard a Negro school teacher charged with murdering her husband was released to attend his burial in Griffin Georgia. State investigators said she cooperates and was released to Lyons attorney Ellis Pope without bond. Captain Delmar Jones promised a new development in two or three days and noted no further reports at present.

Savannah Amy James Mallard Ellis Pope Lyons Atlanta Delmar Jones Georgia Bureau of Investigation Griffin

US Army replaces standard utensils with plastic spoons

The Army announces a perfected combat ration including three disposable plastic spoons to prevent dysentery from unwashed utensils. Soldiers in field conditions will discard spoons after one use to ensure better hygiene with rations.

Washington Army

UAW to Strike Two GM Electro-Motive Plants in Chicago

United Auto Workers officials say 88 percent of Local 719 members voted to strike at two Chicago area Electro-Motive Division plants. The union represents about 12 000 production and maintenance workers amid protests over alleged speedup.

Chicago CIO United Auto Workers Electro-Motive General Motors John Malzone

Truck accident victim in critical condition at Brackenridge Hospital

A. A. Bartley, 64, of 3504 Wabash Avenue, remained in critical condition Sunday night at Brackenridge Hospital with chest injuries from a truck crash Saturday afternoon. His truck struck a telephone pole at West 35th Street and Oakland Avenue.

A. A. Bartley Wabash Avenue Brackenridge Hospital Bartley West 35Th Street Oakland Avenue

Operating expenses rise in 37 largest cities in 1947

The Census Bureau reported that the nations 37 largest cities with 1940 populations over 250 000 had operating expenses of 1 688 440 000 in fiscal 1947 up from 1 425 803 000 the previous year.

Washington Census Bureau

Classified Display Ad Copy Instructions Update

Advertisement guidelines note that ads start in the morning and run the same dayStates. The text mentions no change in makeup and reserved editing rights. It sets classified display limits, font rules, space rate requests, box numbers, and deadlines for adjustments.

Statesman

Used Jeep wagon and classic cars ad lineup

Automotive classifieds advertise like new Jeep wagon immediate delivery with 18 month balance and guaranteed drive. 1938 Plymouth Deluxe 2 door sedan with 4 new tires and radio. 1941 Ford Tudor with manifold heater new tires. 1935 Ford with heater and radio. 1934 Chevrolet Tudor with motor. multiple Buicks and trades offered. contact numbers and addresses included for 1705 Briar South Austin, Ramsey, 101-19th, and others.

Arry Payne Motors Jeep Briar South Austin FORD Ramsey Chevrolet

1947 Studebaker Champion and 1941 Studebaker for sale

Two classic cars offered for sale with limited contact details. A 1947 Studebaker Champion with radio, about 17,000 miles, one owner, address Alice Ave, and a 1941 Studebaker extra clean priced at $700 with financing available. Contact owner at 7-8122.

Studebaker Ford Alice Ave

Cars for sale offer a mix of classic and modern autos

A dealership advertises numerous vintage and late model cars with miles and condition notes. Listings include 1948 Buick Super and Special, 1947 Pontiac and Buick Super Convertible, 1946 Olds 66 and Buick Super 4 door, 1943 Chev Fleetline, and other makes with prices and contact at Home of a Good Deal 1020 Lamar Boulevard.

Buick Mercury Chevrolet Pontiac Udekommander Club Supe Fone University Motors Studebaker

Used Car and Truck Classifieds Highlight Local Dealerships

Numerous autos and trucks from 1930s to 1940s on sale, including Buick Dynafion convertible, Chevy Fleetmaster coupe, Ford Deluxe Tudor, and 1941 Oldsmobile sedan. Listings show prices from hundreds to under $1,500, with details on motors, tires, and trades. Also notes dealer hours and contact numbers in Austin and Atlanta sections.

Classic 1940s Car Listings Show Multiple Sedans for Sale

The ad lists numerous 1930s and 1940s cars including Plymouth DeLuxe, Chevrolet Master, Dodge DeLuxe, Ford DeLuxe, and Chrysler Royal models. Each entry highlights features such as radio, heater, seat covers, new paint, low mileage, and one-owner histories with prices around $789 to $995.

Drive-In Movie Listings Show Multiple Classic Films

The page lists last day showings at Paramount and other theaters featuring Gary Cooper, Glenn Ford, Ellen Burstyn, Raymond, Robert Irvine, Frederic March, Toretta Fonz, Desbert, Barry Sullivan, Rand Scott, Arturo de Cordova, Pat O’Brien, Gregory Peck, Allan Ladd and others. Screenings include start times across the day and through Tuesday with titles like Good Sam, The Man From Color, Sofia, The Best Years of Our Lives, and Adventures of Casanova.

Weather Log for Austin Monday Temperatures and Sun Data

Daily temperature readings for multiple Texas cities with Austin details including sunrise sunset moon phases and historical highs. Notes include highest 103 degrees on August 22 and new moon expected November 30.

BOG Austin Aus Texas Abilene Cdrt Worth Amarillo Galveston Auston

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