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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1948

Page

5

Milton Cain Examining Trial Set for Tuesday

An examining trial for Milton Cain charged with murder will be held at Justice of the Peace Frank W. McBee's court on South Congress Tuesday at 10 am. Cain is charged in the Nov 18 rifle slaying of Dan McMillen, who died while playing with his children at the home of McMillen's former wife’s parents. Cain posted a 3000 dollar bond and was released after booking.

Milton Cain Justice of the Peace Frank W. McBee South Congress Cain Dan McMillen McMillen Polk Shelton

Quail as name for several small game birds

Quail is a common term applied to several small game birds in the grouse family. The name covers multiple species and regional usages across hunting traditions.

First Month Tax Collections Reach 60 Percent in Travis County

Travis County taxed for 1948 opened October 1 with gross county taxes of 411572.01 and discounts totaling 17222.54. Common school district taxes netted 674.03 in discounts from 24334.71, while Road District No. 5 posted 10159.66 gross and 9805.78 net after discounts and commissions. Total county levy stands at 688120.06 with discounts changing to one percent from December 1.

Heffington C. T. Martin Jr

State Studying Controls For New Insecticides on Market

The State Department of Health is reviewing potential dangers of new insecticides and poisons to propose state wide controls. Health officer Dr. George W. Cox warns misuse is likely since these compounds are available on the open market and notes war driven insecticide use raises serious concern. He compares their effectiveness and danger to antibiotics and urges household caution.

State Department of Health George W. Cox Cox State Health Department

Master Sergeant Joseph A. Barnes Retires After 30 Years

Master Sergeant Joseph A. Barnes will retire from the Army after 30 years of active duty. A Tuesday ceremony at the Texas Military District will honor his service, with a final rank of major. He served in World War II, World War I, and recent Air Force roles, including North Africa and ordnance duties. The Barnes family has lived in Austin since 1945, with children Thomas Helen and Myrtle.

Joseph A. Barnes Army Texas Military District AEF Army of Occupation Air Force North Africa United States ORC Austin Barnes Thomas St. Edward’s Helen Myrtle St. Mary's Burnes Newning Avenue

Eighty Five Percent of Farms Have Electric Lights

A regional survey notes eighty five percent of farms in Illinois have electric lighting installed. The figure highlights rural electrification progress and the spread of household utilities across farming communities.

Ad Manager Dies in Kansas City at 56

Robert G. Schryock classified advertising manager of The Kansas City Star died early Monday of a heart ailment after two weeks of critical illness. He was 56.

Kansas City INS Robert G. Schryock The Kansas City Star

National Guard Names Austin Men To Posts

The Texas National Guard announced appointments on Monday by the department of the adjutant general naming Austin men to posts. First Lieutenant William G. Fox and Warrant Officer JG Thomas G. Jones, both of Austin, were listed.

National Guard Austin Texas National Guard Department of the Adjutant General William G. Fox Thomas G. Jones

Britain and Mexico To Talk Air Pact

Mexico City reports the British government has asked to discuss an aviation treaty. A British group of aviation experts is expected in Mexico around December 15 for preliminary discussions.

Britain Mexico Mexico City Department of Ecommunications and Public Works Mondey Angel Martin Perez

Flyers Push World Endurance Flight Record Toward 726 Hours

Dick Riedel and Bill Barris exceeded 200 hours in Indio California on November 9 as they pursue a world endurance flight record. This third attempt aims to surpass the 726 hour mark.

Indio Calif Dick Riedel Bill Barris

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