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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1950

Page

10

Still Sunny Weather Map Shows Warmer South Winds

The lower part of the country remains warm under south winds that could increase as rain and windy conditions in the Pacific Northwest move inland. A small low pressure area may form as southern air shifts that way, while the east coast sees a retreating cool front extending into the Atlantic.

Pacific Northwest Atlantic Ocean

Austin Weather Outlook Sees Warm Balmy Breezes and Clear Skies

The weatherman forecasts continued balmy southerly winds and clear skies for Austin through Saturday. Friday sees temperatures from 60 to 90 with light to moderate southerly winds, and no significant rainfall expected.

Austin Texas East West

Wilson Named to State Education Advisory Board

Georgetown. Owen W. Sherrill announced the appointment of Claude D. Wilson of Austin to the State Board of Education advisory panel as a Texas real estate industry representative. The appointment had approval from the Texas Real Estate Association directors, the Executive Committee, and the Austin Real Estate Board.

Georgetown ANS Owen W. Sherrill Texas Real Estate Board Claude D. Wilson Austin State Board of Education Texas Sherrill Wilson Texas Real Estate Association Texas Executive Committee Austin Real Estate Board

Vietminh encircles Lao Kay as French fighters withdraw

Vietminh troops tighten pressure on the isolated Lao Kay bastion on the Indochinese frontier. French artillery resists while rear Vietminh units build a bridge near Pholu to cross the Red River and encircle Lao Kay. French forces remain cut off, with Langson and Muongkhuong abandoned or under attack. U.S. plans consider evacuation of about 300 Americans amid growing communist pressure and propaganda.

Saigon Indochina Laokay Pholu Red River Muongkhuong Ban Phiet Lackay Langson Ho Chi Minh United States Legation Vietminh Moscow Greater Annam Bao Dai Vietnam North Vietnam Tonkin French Indochina Central Vietnam South Vietnam Cochin- China Cambodia Laos Legation State Department Washington

Theft of Two Radios Reported at B F Goodrich Store

Police report two portable radios stolen from B. F. Goodrich Store at 923 Congress Street. theft occurred sometime within the month, according to store officials.

B. F. Goodrich Congress

Debaates and Funerals in Texas Reach Multiple Cities

Obituaries from Austin Round Rock Lockhart Bertram and surrounding areas note deaths of Adele Kortlang 56 of Austin Mrs Adele Kortlang survived by daughter Adeline and siblings. Services at Weed-Corley and Seguin graveside. Other notices include John Henry Moffett veteran of World War II funeral Friday at Cook Chapel. W T Sowell Round Rock. Bettie Card New Braunfels. Jim A White Lockhart. J C Johnson Bertram. J H Albrecht Rockdale with multiple survivors and pallbearers listed.

Adele Kortlang West 13Th Street Se Guin Austin St. Martins Capital Memorial Park Donna Lynn Moffett Beverly Ann Hickson John Wayne Moffett Jack Douglas Moffett San Antonio Melvin Hickson Audie Merdith Dorothy Tuttle San Marcos Ima Jean LaFrance Emma Jean Benson Keet Moffett Archie Moffett Robert Moffett Archie Davis Dee Davis Claude Williams Buck Talley Robert Leatherwood Smith Merdith Round Rock Adolph Sowell Elgin Minnie Page Wade Houston Kate Kennard Carl Kay Ed Page Oklahoma Byrd Page Higgins Page California D. H. Page C. M. Hallum Bud Parker Willie Parker Lewis Henna O. F. Perry J. W. Ledbetter S. M. Archer Johnny Robertson Condra- Hightower Capitol Memorial Park Rev. Simpson O. G. Barrow Bettie Card New Braunfels ANS Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home Arthur Holm Comal Cemetery Jim A White Lockhart Jim A. White McCurdy Funeral Home Webb Watts Prairie Lee Cemetery Vance A. White Lockhart D. G. Jackson Luling J. C. Johnson Bertram J.C. Johnson Bertram Hospital Joppa Edgar Funeral Home A. S. Broadus Caldwell Ruby Lee Rawls Theateaus Miller Eulala Neal Bakersfield Calif Vera Macah Panana Canal Zone Ona Glimp Burnet Oma Willis Portalis N. M J. C. Johnson Jr Corsicana Alton B. Johnson Christi Yates Johnson Co. Christi Ozias Johnson A. F. Johnson Travis W. T. Johnson Waco Bear Creek Cemetery

Talking Gun Robs Station of 182

Burglars target service stations over several nights. Anton Freytag's at 3502 East Seventh Street loses 182 cash after a revolver is flashed by an unseen thief. The thief orders Freytag to hand over the money, then escapes with a clipped stack, leaving change behind.

Anton Freytag East Seventh Street Freytag Texaco Airport Blvd Sheriff's Office

Committee To Study State's Bookkeeping Announced

A committee to study the financial bookkeeping policies and procedures of the state was announced by Chairman John S. Redditt of the Texas Economy Commission. The group was formed, Redditt said, to review and recommend improvements.

Capitol John S. Redditt Texas Economy Commission Redditt

Texas CPA Group Offers Free Cooperation in State Study

J. R. Jordan of Houston leads the Texas Social Certified Public Accountants group offering to work with the state at no charge on a forthcoming study. The note signals CPA Society participation and collaboration terms.

Texas Social Certified Pulic Accountants J. R. Jordan Houston CPA Society

Cravat Introduced in England by Charles II in 1660

The cravat was introduced to England by Charles II after his return from exile at the French court in 1660.

England Charles II

Austinite Gets $36,146 In Death of Husband

A compromise settlement in the 53rd District Court awarded $36,146 to Mrs. Mayme B. Chappell and her two children in connection with the death of her husband C. L. Chappell who was killed in a Dallas plane crash on November 29 1949. The defendant was American Airlines.

53Rd District Court Mayme B. Chappell Rountree Drive

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