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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1949

Page

12

Syracuse picks Gus Eriksen as new crew coach

Gus Eriksen, named Syracuse’s new crew coach, has never coached a losing shell. His Washington freshmen were undefeated for two years, underscoring expectations for success.

Gus Eriksen Syracuse Washington

Doctors Claim Plan Breaks Laxative Habit With Carter's Pills

Five New York doctors tested a regimen claiming to end laxative dependence. The plan includes nightly doses of minerals, gradual taper, daily water, regular timing, and Carter's Pills to unblock the digestive tract. It promises natural regularity and urges purchase at local granaries for 48 cents.

New York Carter Ay Granere

Czech Industrial Leaders Purged in Prague Purge

Czechoslovakia purged directors and managers of nationalized industries amid political unreliability and absenteeism concerns. The official Gazette reported 20 more private enterprises seized, with arrests of small-business owners and exile flights continuing. Sokol curtailed athletic competitions and Slovak Pravda cited instructors sent to factories. The nation barred many Western travels for sport as top stars deserted, raising doubts over Davis Cup Wimbledon participation and the world amateur ice hockey defense.

Prague Sokol Ris West Pravda

Daughter Finds Her Dad After 31 Years

In San Jose California on October 19 1947 Melville Homer De Covey cafe operator and his daughter Valere Schwoob of Butte Montana were reunited after 31 years. De Covey believed his wife died in the 1918 flu epidemic and thought his daughter had died as a child. The FBI helped locate him in 1942 and Valere reached out prompting the reunion with her husband George and granddaughters Marjorie and Lorna present.

San Jose Calif Melville Homer de Covey Valere Schwoob Butte Mont de Covey Texas Montana Stella Wade Iee Forks de Ovey FBI Valere

Texas First Refrigerated Beef Exports Reach English Markets

A 1875 shipment of dressed beef from Texas to England marked the first large scale use of refrigeration for overseas meat sales. Timothy C. Eastman led the export, with Texas slaughter expanding to 50 000 head in 1877 and monthly shipments surpassing three million pounds by 1876. The Morgan Steamship Lines reportedly launched the first refrigerated Texas voyage, aided by refrigeration discoveries and railroad growth that ended long trail drives.

Atlantic England Texas Timothy C. Eastman Eastman Morgan Steamship Lines Texas Coast Kansas Marets

Long lived whales known to surpass a century

Researchers note whales have been documented living over 100 years. The finding emphasizes whale lifespans and challenges assumptions about marine mammal aging in long term studies.

Leyte Landing Marked By War Relic On Leyte Coast

Five years after the Leyte invasion a stone marker near Tacloban recalls General Douglas MacArthur's landing and the 600 ships that carried the Sixth Army ashore. Four veterans Calvin Eanes Danville Virginia Joe Z Sandoval San Antonio Texas Earl L Rollison Altoona Pennsylvania and Donato E Herrera Zamboanga Philippines viewed the scene aboard a Turner aircraft.

Tacloban Philippines Leyte Dulag Douglas MacArthur Great Gulf Sixth Army Calvin Eanes Danville Joe Z. Sandoval Annie Street San Antonio Texas Earl L. Rollison Altoona Donato E. Herrera Allied Intelligence Bureau Zamboanga

Houston Police Seek Blonde Home Burglar

Houston police search for a lightfooted blonde burglar after Mrs. Roy Garrison woke to find a slender blonde rifling her husband’s billfold. The intruder escaped in a sedan after snatching about $40 from the billfold and around $20 from three other apartments.

Houston Roy Garrison

United States Produces Over Half the World Steel

The United States leads global steel output by producing more than half of all steel. Industry observers cite large iron ore capacity and heavy manufacturing demand as primary factors driving U S dominance.

United States

Bank President Admits Fraud But Cannot Be Punished

Philip Glatfelter, president of the Columbia Trust Company, admitted defrauding creditors in a case billed as unprecedented in Pennsylvania. He testified he moved assets to avoid payment and could not be prosecuted for his truthful statements under state law. Attorneys expected him to surrender the funds to creditors as a settlement, ending the matter.

Columbia Baltimore Pennsylvania Philip Glatfelter Columbia Trust Company United States Lancaster County Glatfelter Oliver S. Schaeffer

Tough on favorites as three rise in Southwest Conference

Only three favorites out of the last 15 have emerged as football champions in the Southwest Conference.

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