Obituary notices from local Cook Funeral Home services
Funeral services were held for Philip Robert Haehnel at Cook Funeral Home with Rev Daniel E. Grieder, burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Lillie Edna Hawkins also had services at Cook with Rev Chester Crow, buried in Memorial Park. Private service for Mrs Lee at family home, then Cuero Church service and Cuero Cemetery burial.lees
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Philip Robert Haehnel
Cook Funeral Home
Daniel E. Grieder
Oakwood Cemetery
Lillie Edna Hawkins
Chester Crow
Memorial Park
Bessie Shaffman
Louis H. Shaffman
West 32Nd Street
Hylton
John Barclay
Buprial
Theo F. Keelam
Frank J. Clement
O. L. Berry
Wade Roach
A. A. Sangalli
Herbert Tipton
Jackson
Clifton Jackson
Route 3
Austin
Hyltin Funeral Home
J. Erban Moore
Oakwod Cemetery
E. G. Nitsche Taylor
Ed G. Nitsche
Condra Funeral
Rev. W. N. Ander
Taylor City Cemetery
Claude Maund Lampasas
Claude Maund
First Baptist Church
R. H. Mathison
W. O. Harper
Oak Hill Cemetery
Joe Byron Maund
James Morris Maund
Joe Maund
Fred Maund
Maracaibo
Venezuela
R. L. Stephenson
Abilene
Stadium Parking Space Lessened For Texas Arkansas Game
Police Chief R D Thorp warns that parking will be the tightest in Austin history for the Texas Arkansas football game. Thirty five high school band buses will occupy 700 feet of curb, prompting a shuttle service every three minutes from the stadium along San Jacinto Guadalupe the drag to 26th and back. Transfers on city buses to shuttles will be honored.
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R. D. Thorp
Thorp
San Jacinto
Guadalupe
Austin
Kerrville Plans World War Armistice Observance
Kerrville's American Legion Post outlines a citywide World War I Armistice observance on November 11. Auxiliary aid from Post Wegen 320 J. C. Beddingfield. activities include a street parade patriotic address courthouse square picnic dinner a football game and a dance with fifteen committees organizing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
American Legion Post
Postwegen
J. C. Beddingfield
F. W. Schramm Fined $50 for Permitting Gambling Device
F. W. Schramm pleaded guilty Friday in County Court-at-Law to permitting intermittent gambling at a public place. He was charged with allowing a gambling device to operate at Fred's and Pop's Tavern and was fined $50 plus court costs by Judge Mace Thurman Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Schramm
Schramm
Fred
Pop
Mace Thurman Jr
Federalist State Urged Here By Kiwanis Speaker
J. Chrys Daugherty Austin attorney and president of the United World Federalists in Texas spoke to the Capital City Kiwanis Club at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel urging formation of a world federation with a world police force and atomic war controls. He cited Franco Italian free customs union and Western European alliance as signs of rising global unity and said a world government will form, with war possibly occurring first. He urged Americans to press Congress to seek UN backing and global planning. President Alvis Vandygriff announced Bill Campbell as next year president. Jay Horton of Waco attended as visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chrys Daugherty
Austin
Daugherty
United World Federalists
Texas
Kiwanis Club
Stephen F. Austin
United Nations
Alvis Vandygriff
Bill Campbell
Jay Horton
Waco
Telephone Wage Boost Accepted in 25 000 Long Lines
New York Oct 15 Negotiations for 25 000 long lines telephone workers accepted a wage offer averaging 9.3 cents more per hour. AT T long lines department says boosts average 12 cents for plant workers nine for traffic operators and eight for clerical staff. CIO A U of Telephone Workers leader Moran says board must approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Lines
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Long Lines Department
John J. Moran
CIO American Union of Telephone Workers
Moran
Fishermen's Tide land Case Opened by Federal Court
The first direct federal court test of Texas Gulfyard boundaries and state tidelands ownership will occur Nov. 1 in Austin. Louisiana fishermen led by Tom Steed sue Texas officials led by Howard Dodgen claiming Texas waters extend only three miles and seeking a ruling on shrimp and marine life rights. They also challenge nonresident registration and license fee statutes as unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Gulfyard
Price Daniel Friday
Ben Rice Jr
Louisiana
Texas
Austin
Gulf
Weather observations and temperature readings summary
Weather notes list daily times for low and high temperatures and sun and moon phases. It notes sunrise at 6:33, sunset at 6:00, and a temperature reading of 103 as the lowest since January 1 with a deficit shown in the data.
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Postu
Nikecwbas
Aseer
BD. BR. Cocses O
Wis
Aceesas
P. m. Caekibad
Austin
S.m
Bills Aim to Improve Juvenile Laws in Texas Legislature
Two measures proposed by judges probation officers and welfare workers seek to create dedicated juvenile courts in counties with multiple districts and to fund staff for studying and recodifying child welfare laws. The proposals emphasized trained community support and potential new district courts to handle delinquency custody and adoption matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas League of Women Voters
Paul A. Martineau
Corpus Christi
Russian opposition halts neutrals questions on Berlin blockade
At a UN session a Russian spokesman refused to discuss the Berlin blockade with the four powers. He cited no cooperation on the Moscow August 30 agreement and dismissals of Airlift control demands. Officials sought details on how the blockade was imposed and why the August 30 pact was not followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rame
France
Britain
Russia
Berlin
Moscow
Dock Workers Escape in Blast Near Pasadena
Two La Porte dock workers escaped death by seconds when a yacht exploded in a nearby yachting basin. George La Fosse, 30, and A. L. Meaux, 26, were hurled about 30 feet and treated for minor injuries after leaping from the engine moments before the blast. They swam to shore and were released from Pasadena Hospital.
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Pasadena
la Porte
Here
George la Fosse
A. L. Meaux
Pasadena Hospital
la Fosse
Meaux
Courthouse Records and Civil Filings Mixed
listings of divorce filings in 18th and 126th districts with adoptions, probate matters, a temporary restraining order, and marriages licenses. vehicle registrations include Studebaker and Pontiac models. Names include Nevelyn ten Arnham, Reynold Arnham, Edna Easter, William Easter, Samuel Escobedo, Nalls, Polvado, Price Graves, Maggie Pleasant, Lowther Beam Snow, Marie Bland, Paul Sweiter, Doris Hazile, W Brooks, Gertrude Hettler, Stella Prado, and Bruce Renend.
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126Th District Court
Roberts
Price Stanton Graves
Edna L. Easter
William C. Easter
Samuel Isaac Escobedo
State of Texas
N. C
Matthews
George M. Turner
Will
Marie
Maggie Pleasant
Limberg
W. Brooks
Gertrude Pauline Alex Hettler A
Stella Prado
Bruce A. Renend
Mary Lynn Outon
Paul D. Sweiteer
Doris Lee Hazile
Masons at UT to confer Master Mason degree Monday
Masons at University of Texas lodge will confer the Master Mason degree in full form at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Scottish Rite Temple. The ceremony honors John Edward Stullken, the lodge’s first master, with past masters and officers listed for the semi annual event to enlighten new members and assist distant members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Lodge No. 1190
Af&am
Scottish Rite Temple
Louis F. Baethe
Austin
John Edward Stullken
Texas Grand Lodge
Jesse L. Rose
A. D. Potter
C. W. Swenson
Claude E. Hill
Wilbur C. Treadwell
Byron E. Short
E. R. Simms
Ed C. Rather
Carl H. Stautz
Lambuth Cox
Clarke Blankenship
Harold Eichenbaum
C. E. Berkman
J. D. McFarland
B. C. Tharp
Wiley E. Glaze
Tom E. Johnson
W. F. Garlin
Master Baethe
Ernest S. Burks
C. J. Barr
W. C. Raines
C. C. Foster, Jr
Sam R. Wood
T. R. McNeely
L. M. Jaquet
Leon W. Stromquist
Meat Packers Protest Rate Hike
Four Midwestern meat packers led by John Morrell and Company Rath Packing George A Hormel and Oscar Mayer filed a formal objection with the Interstate Commerce Commission on Friday. They urged rejection of an immediate 8 percent railroad freight increase while hearings consider a 13 percent permanent raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Middle West
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Morrell and Company
The
Rath Packing Company
George A. Hormel and Company
Oscar Mayer and Company
ICC
FALSE TEETH IMPROVED POWDER PROMISES FIRM HOLD
FASTEETH offers an improved powder to sprinkle on dentures for a firmer grip on upper and lower plates. It claims to prevent sliding or rocking, leaves no gummy taste, is alkaline, and does not sour. The product also allegedly neutralizes denture odor and is available at drug stores.
Milk bids opened for Brackenridge Hospital contract
City milk bids opened by E. J. Pressler show Austin creameries competing to supply Brackenridge Hospital with milk and cream for six months starting November 1. Prewitt Creameries narrowly topped Superior Dairies by 59 dollars. Prewitt cheaper on pasteurized milk while Superior underbid on heavy cream and cottage cheese. City Manager Guston Morgan to decide on award.
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Brackenridge Hospital
Austin
E. J. Pressler
Prewitt
Daily Papers Report 42 Days of Newsprint
The American Newspaper Publishers Association announced that U.S. daily newspapers reported an average 42 days of newsprint on hand or in transit at the end of September. This shows a three day drop from August and compares with 39 days in September 1947, 24 days in September 1946, and 44 days in September 1945.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Eldon Powell
Florist
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Wilke Funeral Home
Congress
Lavace
Hyltin
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Howard Dodgen
the Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Attorney General’s Department
W. E. Robertson
Harris County Probation Department
Texas Probation Association
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Amarillo
J. Harris Gardner
53Rd District Court
Bramuglia
Vishinsky
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Betts
Jan
Nevelyn Ten Arnham
Finger Reynold Arnham
Men Smith
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Greftington
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Studebaker
Viva Hamilton
Ponti Pacific
Nance Corp
Burleson Williams
Ise
Raymond L. Burdett Jr
Pontiac
Charles G. Henger
Mercury
A. E. Johnson
L. R. Mitchell
Chevrolet
Austin Armature Works
Masons
G. W. Payne
Optometrist
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
Magnolia
Georgetown
19Th
Rosewood
Burnet Road
Nego
Henry J. Sasse
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Alan ’ LA Eas
Rouk
Hatch
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Congress Ave
Narton
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