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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1949

Page

3

Murder charge in death of Austin man after street fight

Albert Young Jr. 23 of Austin was charged with murder after Cunningham Banks died from cerebral hemorrhages following a street fight in the 1600 block of Rosewood. Bonds set at $5000. case filed in Justice McBee Court by Detective Lang.

Albert Young Jr Austin Cunningham Banks T. O. Lang Frank W. McBee Banks Rosewood McBee Brackenridge Hospital

Tickets Go on Sale For The Drunkard at Driskill

The Austin Civic Theater announced Monday that tickets for its opening presentation The Drunk ard are on sale in the lobby of the Driskill Hotel. Reservations may be made by dialing 60541. Tickets are 1.50 dollars each, including tax.

Austin Civic Theater Driskill Hotel

Mexico Marks Columbus Day Two Climbers Die At Popocatepetl

Mass Columbus Day ascent of Popocatepetl in Mexico City region ends in tragedy as two climbers die. About 3,000 climbers gathered at Tlamacas before tackling the 18,772 foot peak. Red Cross teams aided several injured and frozen climbers among the large, dispersed party.

Mexico Mexico City America Popo Popocatepetl Here Americas Alfonso Hurtado Rodriguez Chalco Red Cross Tiamacas Federation of Excursionists and Explorers

Sears Spending In Texas Tops Twenty Seven Million

Sears, Roebuck and Company purchased 27,723,000 worth of Texas goods last year. F E Hixon, manager of the Sears store at 900 Congress, said 990 Texas manufacturing firms in 89 cities shared in the expenditure. The purchases helped stock Sears outlets nationally and tied into the upcoming Southern Industrialization Sale October 13 to 22.

Texas Sears, Roebuck and Company F. E. Hixon Sears Congress Hixon

Courthouse Records and Civil Actions Listed in District Courts

Court docket shows multiple divorce filings in Mth and 126th districts including Pauline Youngblood versus Frank Youngblood and Edward Washington versus Georgia Washington. Also includes suit on pension plan Julius F. Marks v Board of Fireman's Relief and Retirement Fund and various criminal, swindling, and murder entries. Marriage license issued for Morace Hart and Thelma Childress. New car registrations listed for several individuals and makes.

Sird District Court Gardner Julius F. Marks Board of Fireman's Relief and Retirement Fund Trustees of Houston Texas

Juvenile Home to Be Secured to Stop Jail Use

Travis County will modify four rooms at the juvenile home to handle difficult cases and end placing juveniles in the county jail. The County Commissioners approved 365 for the work, adding strong windows, heavy doors, and a 16-foot gate with night watch control.

Travis County County Juvenile Board Frank Campbell Campbell Hore

Committee on TSTA Move to Austin Named

An Austin committee to cooperate with the Texas State Teachers Association in moving its state headquarters to Austin in 1950 has been appointed by Joe C. Carrington, president of the Austin Chamber of Commerce. Members include Noble Prentice as chairman R. W. Byram W. Luther Thompson Walter E. Long and Dr. C. P. Hardwicke.

Austin Texas State Teachers Association Joe C. Carrington Austin Chamber of Commerce Noble Prentice R. W. Byram W. Luther Thompson Walter E. Long C. P. Hardwicke

Japan harvest could cut U.S. rice imports

An occupation official in Tokyo said Japan's coming rice harvest may be larger than official estimates and could reduce imports from the United States. The ministry had pegged the crop at about 13 million bushels, roughly 500000 more than last year.

Tokyo Japan Ministry of Agriculture United States

Clay House Dies Third Victim of Belton Wreck

Clay House of Austin dies in Belton as the third fatality from a Saturday traffic accident near Belton. His wife also perished. a second car passenger Dr. Orlando D. Sterlingson of Camp Hood was killed. House employed at Hemp Hill's Book Store. Survived by daughters Pattie Sue and Bettie Marie. Funeral at Weed-Corley with Dr. Blake Smith and Rev. J Raymond Denton officiating. Burial in Memorial Park.

Blake Smith J. Raymond Denton Memorial Ark

Campbell Schools Birthday Program Marks 10th Anniversary

Campbell School observes its 10th anniversary with a campus event titled Campbell Looking at the Past Present and Future at 8 p.m. in the school building. The program features speeches by former students a chorus performance directed by Mrs. Ellison and a talk by Lewis Hawkins first PTA president led by Mrs. Timmons. The school opened Oct 12 1939 with 260 students and seven teachers. current totals are 328 with 11 teachers.

Campbell Lewis Hawkins The Campbell Parent-Teacher Association T. R. Timmons M. M. Ellison

Soldier-Diplomat to Address Knife and Fork Club Monday

Captain H. Cotton-Minchin British consul at Kansas City will speak at the Austin Knife and Fork Club dinner next Monday. A veteran soldier and diplomat he has flown in World War I, published books, advised the Prince of Wales, and helped set up the imperial censorship post at Gibraltar.

H. Cotton-Minchin Kansas City Austin Knife and Fork Club Cotton-Minchin Far Middle East Africa Europe America Prince of Wales Britain

Bartlett Delegates Head to FFA National Convention

Bartlett High School will be represented at the national FFA convention in Kansas City. Delegates Charles Rafay William Berg and Eldon Lange left Sunday with advisor W C Marshall vocational agriculture teacher and local businessman Ed Powitzky accompanying them.

Bartlett Bartlett High School FFA Kansas City Charles Rafay William Berg Eldon Lange W. C. Marshall Ed. Powitzky

Second Armored Division Gets New General Officer

Brigadier General Charles K. Gailey Jr. has reported to the Second Armored Division at Camp Hood as commander to Major General A. C. Smith commanding general of Camp Hood and the division. He replaces Colonel Ralph J. Butchers, reassigned to lead the newly reorganized Reserve Command of the division.

Camp Hood Charles K. Gailey Jr Hell On Wheels Second Armored Division A. C. Smith Ralph J. Butchers

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