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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1948

Page

3

Agricultural notes and farm updates from Central Texas

County and state agricultural details spanning land, cattle, and crop reports. Fuchs plans a barbecue as cattle grow but rainless conditions hinder progress. ACA PMA allocations up, A&M short courses listed. Farm Bureau activity noted. oats failure in Travis County. Austrian winter peas favored for Lee County soils. cotton receipts across Caldwell and Lockhart. San Saba turkey producers and prices amid scarce feed and small production.

Austin American Agricultural E. J. Fuchs Austin Lee County Noah Fuchs Giddings Brown O. Spivey Warren D. Moody ACA R. A. Fuchs Brenham District 11 Texas Farm Bureau Texas D. Ray Knox Alice Farm Bureau F. N. Nuse Travis Nuse

San Saba Pecan Market Drags On Amid Standstill

San Saba County pecan sales near halt with only 2000 pounds purchased and prices at 10 cents a pound awaiting a government floor. Growers fear a floor of 14 to 15 cents may emerge as buyers report uncertain prices and gathering costs are seen at six to seven cents per pound.

Laurence Hamrick Austin American San Saba San Saba County Washington W. A. Burnam Texas Pecan Growers Association R. B. Bagley Texas

Recovery Through Chiropractic Ends Arthritis Pain

A middle aged woman diagnosed with Articular Rheumatism faced nearly helpless mobility. With cane and aid she endured excruciating joint pain until her niece urged chiropractic care. The treatment progressed slowly, but eventually she discarded the cane, regained appetite, improved health, and saw swollen joints become pain free.

Mike Voice Tryouts Called at Texas Radio House

The University of Texas Radio House will audition residents Monday night for fall program spots. Gale Adkins urges mature voices to audition for in front of a microphone. Selected performers join a schedule of about 10 programs weekly across local and statewide networks and enroll in Radio Workshop 01 noncredit course. Appointments by phoning 86691.

Radio House University of Texas Gale Adkins Austin Adkins

Last Day Movie Listings Across Theaters

A compact slate lists last day showings at multiple theaters including Paramount with The Babe Ruth Story and Return of the Bad Men, Queen with Valley of the Giants and The Return of Wildfire, and other regional venues showing It Happened Night and Belle Star among titles with scheduled start times.

Paramount Babe Ruth William Bendix Claire Randolph Scott Anne Jeffrey Wayne Morris Richard Arlen

Sears Foundation Pig Show Contests Highlight Central Texas 4-H

Eight counties produced sixteen 4-H Club boys entering the Sears Foundation pig show. The boar contest winners include Reuben Rother and Bennie Ray Williams, while the gilt contest winner is Bennie Ray Williams. Fat hogs winners feature Joe Fojtik and Merle Rother among others.

Sears Foundation Texas Reuben Rother McDade Bastrop County Allen Goehring San Marcos Tommy Novosad Caldwell Burleson County Louis Woelfel Lincoln Lee County Billy Ray Harrell Adamsville Lampasas Paul Valenta Jarrell Williamson County Gaylen Belvin Bertram County Stanley Lawrence Fiskville Travis County Neal Douglass Gilbert Koslan Manheim Bennie Ray Williams Ervin Bamsch Eugene Seidel Rosanky Bastrop James Hicks Joe Don Brymer Joe Fojtik Merle Rother William Weiss Pflugerville

82 Girls Pledged By 5 Sororities At Southwestern

Georgetown Oct 3 Following rush week at Southwestern University 82 girls were pledged by five sororities Delta Delta Delta Phi Mu Zeta Tau Alpha and Delta Zeta. The list names numerous pledges from Houston Galveston Georgetown and other Texas towns with several out of state locations.

Georgetown Southwestern University Alpha Delta Pi Pat Brighem Dakota Ann Ehman Barbara Sneed Houston Edith Butler Jo Ann Evans Breckenridge Peggy Churchill Smithville Betty Clendenin Port Arthur Elaine Forsvall Betty McCoy Joan Young Virginia Garrison Winona Terry Lufkin Jean Ann Giddings Beaumont Virginia Spencer Donna Jean Pardow Odessa Mary Alice Ranfranz Betty Crump Uvalde Betty Brown Taylor Oras Beaver Ruth Munson West Columbia Jacqueline Cone Randolph Field Delta Zeta Frances King Genoa Amy Mainz Johnnie Faye Lyons Frances Foust Phyllis Reese Hobbs New Mexico Marilyn Helton Betty Haster Waco Beverely Jordan Junction Ruth Bell Temple Dorothy Matty Helen Barr Barbara Nicholson Martha Ann Phillips Loretta Davis Pat Owen Pine Bluff Ark Pat Donnelly Elgin Evelyn Deschner Laredo Phi Mu Clara Jo Dyche Fort Stockton Eva Jo Williams Lampasas Sallie Smoot Betty Lilly Elaine Wagner Elaine Broadwell Rebecca Dillard Nancy Cope Caroline Robertson Austin Frances Morgan Marlin Ruth Hubbard Shawnee Okla Josephine Roberts Margaret Winfrey Hull Dassetta Betty Gayle Tidwell Linton Nancy Roesler Corpus Christi Carolyn Behrens Galveston Zeta Tau Alpha Joyce Ann Moore Navasota Carol Keeling Palestine Ann Deming Virginia Ruth Bryan Elaine Herring Anna Leutwyler Joan Matthews Nancy Myers Sulphur Springs Phyllis Taylor Chrystal City Jonell Cook Taft Tommie Ruth Briggs Paducan Mary Beth Vineyard Wharton Geraldine Luter San Antonio

Chicago Rail Fair Ends After 76 Day Run

The Chicago Railroad Fair concluded its 76 day run Sunday marking the end of the city wide exposition. The event drew visitors from across the region showcasing rail history and industry highlights at Chicago venues.

Chicago Chicago Railroad Fair

Red Charge Purges Four Anglo Mail Workers

Four Post Office technicians in Britain were suspended on charges of Communist associations. Stanley Mayne, general secretary of the Institution of Professional Civil Servants, called it the first purge in the Post Office, which handles Britain’s mails, telephone and telegraph services.

London Government Post Office Department Civil Service Union Stanley Mayne The Institution of Professional Civil Servants Post Office

CIO Longshoremen Willing To Free Cargo on Docks

Los Angeles October 3 union officials of the CIO Longshoremen said they are willing to release all cargoes on docks for local pickup. The statement by L. Thomas, union publicity chairman, cited the crew’s goal to prevent further financial hardship for shipper workers and the industry.

Los Angeles CIO L. Thomas

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Reubens Dave Shanks H. C. Stewart PMA College Station Texas A&m Coop Texas Beekeepers’ Association Texas Nutrition Conference Floy Jones Lillian Martinka LaVerne Heine Dorothy Schiller Gladys Brinkmeyer Violet Johle Evelyn Oehrlein Betty Lou Werchan Billie Jean Schlickeisen Ruth Mayer Inez Zulauf Marie Ellen Simcik Theodora Segura Georgia Janosec Bernice Moehnke Llano County Raymond Winkel Veterans’ Vocational School William A. Graeter Paige Spivey Lockhart Gin Company L.W. Booton Farmer’s Union Warehouse Louis Polley Lockhart Cotton Compress Caldwell County W. E. Sawyer San Saba Produce Company O. B. Harkey San Saban Dallas Pay Branif Maico Hearing Aid Company Maurine Record Shop Congress Avenue Maurine’s Record Shop Austin, Texas C. E. Walker, D. C California Boxing Commission California Boxer’s Fund Ryan Aircraft Sordoni Construction Co Wilkes- Barre Sordoni Doctor of Ropractic King England Duke of Windsor Chiang Kai-shek Mohandis Ghandi Walker Diabetic Clinic Chiropractic Institution W. 19Th ST Clark Gable Gene Tierney Veronica Lake Ritz George Raft Wild Bill Hickok Bruce Cabot Gene Utry Yank John Calvert Jimmy Wakely North Austin Casbah Yvonne deCarlo South Austin Drive Montopolis Henry Hatch Lobby Littlefield Bidg Southwestern Red Charge Anglo Mail CIO Stevedore Union R. K. Shannon G. W. Shelfer Optometrists Zale Jewelers Congress Zale
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