Clergy, families remember multiple funeral services
Funeral services were held for Rev. Dewitt C. Palmore at First Nazarene Church with multiple ministers officiating. Other services included Rollo D. Hudson at First Baptist Georgetown, Reynoldo Q LaFuente at home, Joe Faz at residence, Barbara Ann Rocha at Lutheran Church, and infant Moore at Hylton Funeral Home with graves at local cemeteries.
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Dewitt C. Palmore
First Nazarene
J. E. Moore
Walter Huber
I. L. Flynn
L. R. Cole
W. E. Moore
Ernest Ocertti
Walter Fisher
Howard Bailey
J. W. Gann
W. W. Johnson
Bee Caves Cemetery
Rollo D. Hudson
First Baptist Church
Georgetown
Aubrey Russell
Cemery
Barbara Ann Rocha
The
Lutheran Church
East Second Street
Theodore Schubkegel
Memorial Park
Obituary Notices for Angie Colbert and Sarah Christine Johnson
Mrs. Angie Colbert 66 was sent to Greenville Sunday for services and burial. Mrs. Sarah Christine Johnson dies in a local hospital after ten years in Austin leaving husband Arthur D. Johnson four daughters two sons two sisters and two brothers with funeral Monday at 2:30 pm at Cook Funeral Home and Lund burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
C. F. Moore
Clyde F. Doyle
William
Garry Lee
Austin
Hylton Funeral Home
Richland Cemetery
Kasisky
Angie Colbert
Greenville
Weed-Corley Funeral Home
Sarah Christine Johnson
Johnson
Arthur D. Johnson
Florence Johnson
Agnes Marley
Bernice Johnson
Edna Johnson
Opal Mason
Pasadena
Calif
Carl G. Carlson
Robert Johnson
Austen
Ellen Peterson
Carl A. Johnson
Corpus Christi
Elof Peterson
Elgin
Arvid B. Peterson
Cook Funeral Home
Lund
H. A. Marley
Lawrence Jacobson
Carl Johnson
Robert Birdwell
Ed Meier
Martin Blomquist
Danke Schoen Candy Bomber Praised by German Children
Berlin reports hundreds of German youngsters gathered at Tempelhof Airdrome to thank Lt Gale Halvorsen, the U S air lift pilot famed for dropping candy to rubble-strewn Berlin. They presented flowers and gifts as the 27 year old Utah California native landed his C54 used in Operation Little Vittles.
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Berlin
Tempelhof Airdrome
Gale Halvorsen
Halvorsen
Danke Schoen
Little Vittles
Utah
Stockton
Calif
Tempelhof
Saint Nicholas
Lutz Ottember
Lutz
New York
Relief Force Reported Near Chinhsien in Manchuria
The pro Government press said a relief force was pushing toward Chinhsien, a key Manchurian stronghold, claiming Tahushan fell. Other reports put fighting near Suichung and Sui chung as the Communists claimed gains around Chinhsien, while defenses were strengthened along the Lower Yangtze.
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Peiping
Chinhsien
Manchuria
Tahushan
Suichung
Stern Gang pamphlet admits killing UN mediator
Tel Aviv issued Ma'as pamphlet appears on walls for first time since state declaration. It claims responsibility for the Sept 17 assassination of Count Folke Bernadotte, UN mediator, and warns against other foreigners seen as blocking or ruling Israel.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Stern Gang
Folke Bernadotte
Anderson's Evening School Opens Today
Anderson High evening school opens at 6 p m with registration through the first night of classes. About 150 registered last week including 80 Bergstrom Field soldiers. Courses cover academic business vocational industrial and home economics with no tuition. A $1 50 registration fee is charged.
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Anderson High
Bergstrom Field
Boy Shoots Brother In Comic Book Fuss
New Castle Pennsylvania October 3 coroner reports a six year old boy shot and killed his brother ten in an argument over a comic book. George Lee Nail son of William and Mrs Nail Clifton Flats suburb died from a head wound at New Castle Hospital about 10 am.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Charles Allen
George Lee Nail
William Nail
Clifton Flats
New Castle Hospital
Legion Seeks Law to Bar Vets Buried in Potter's Fields
Texas American Legion leaders urged a state law to stop veterans from being buried in paupers graves. A three man committee pressed legislation to correct the practice. They also urged funding for the attorney general to review laws affecting Texas children and youth.
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Legion
Law
Potter's Fields
Associated Press
Texas Department of the American Legion
Texas
American Legion
Ment
William C
Bill) McCraw
State Department
Potter’s Fields
Joe Spurlock
Fort Worth
H. J. Bernard
Houston
J. A. Scarborough
Jacksonville
Navy to Try Ferrying Plan Using Carriers
The Navy will fly 12 short-range combat planes from California to Hawaii using two carriers as refueling bases at 800 mile intervals. The route from Foffett Field to Bargers Point will be the first long range overwater ferrying flight of its kind. The 12 planes include four Corsairs four Bearcats and four Skyraiders. They will land on the Carrier Princeton 800 miles offshore before finishing to Barbers Point Naval Air Station.
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Pearl Harbor
Navy
California
Hawaii
Foffett Field
San Francisco
Bargers Point
Oahu
Princeton
Barbers Point Naval Air Station
Fayette County Fair crowns grand champions in multiple divisions
Reuther of Carmine named grand champion barrow with other firsts in swine including purebred sows and gilts led by A. W. Meinardus. Grand beef cattle honors go to Angus and Hereford entries from LaGrange and Schulenburg figures. Surman’s Hereford calf earns fat calf junior grand, Meinardus captures best beef heifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuther
Carmine
Barrow
A. W. Meinardus
W. A. Uillrich
Berkshire
Henry Lee Fuchs
Duroc
Alexander D. Winklarek
Cistern
Elmo Minzenmeyer
LaGrange
Hampshire
Lester Rosenberg
Lac Grange
H. L. Fuchs
Jerome Chovanec
Fayetteville
D. C. Boeker
Herbert Ullrich
Lawrence Strbacka
Ernest Snitkin
Schulenburg
LaGrange Ffa
Alfred Menzenmeyer
J. C. Fuchs
Angus
Alfred Minzenmeyer and Sons
R. A. Fuchs
Hereford
Ernest Surman
Paul C. Herbert
Sutton Springs
Franklin Brandt
Surman
Debates Over Berlin Case Highlight UN Security Council
Western powers, led by the United States, dispute Russia over the Berlin issue as the Security Council weighs charges. Dr. Philip C. Jessup and Austin's deputy prepare to meet Soviet arguments while Britain and France urge steady debate. Russia may veto, Vishinsky’s offer seen as a pause bait. The 58 nation assembly shifts focus to atomic energy policy amid drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip C. Jessup
Columbia University
Austin
United States
Russia
Britain
France
China
Canada
Ukraine
Belgium
Syria
Colombia
Argentina
Berlin
Vishinsky
Canada Kissing Test Banned by School Officials
In London Ontario on October 3 authorities banned a student built machine meant to measure kiss intensity before its public debut. Students said Dean J B Collip rejected the proposal planned for a Port Stanley dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ont
Port Stanley
J. B. Collip
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