Deaths and Funerals in Austin Area
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with funeral details. Mrs Kate Reed Rogers 57 died in Austin hospital. services at Wilkie Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park. Also William A Bowling 74, Oliver J McInnis, infant Charles W Briscoe, Will H Jones, Harold M James, Carrie P Sherman, Bessie O Neal, and D M Wilson noted with funeral plans or current status and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Reed Rogers
Austin
Wilkie Funeral Home
John B. Davidson
Congress Avenue Baptist Church
Memorial Park
R. L. Davis
Luther Marks
Earl Day
John Ryan
Bill Kaufman
William A. Bowling
William Augustus “Guss” Bowling
Avenue B
Austin Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
Cook Funeral Home
Charles W. Briscoe
Charles William Briscoe
Oakwood Cemetery
Marshall
Willie
Will H. Jones
Weed-Corley
Marvin S. Vance
Capital Memorial Park
William R. Fleming
L. D. Ransom
H. D. Willeford
Gus Willeford
W. R. High
Hub Willeford
Robert High
Blooming Grove
Harold M. James
O. F. Dingler
J. B. Adair
Bill Oatman
Bill Marx
Lawler Lemons
Adrian Krumm
Eric Lilge
Winslow James
Carrie P. Sherman
Marvin Vance
Dempster Sherman
Jack Sherman
Ted Wendlandt
Ed Alley
Jerry Fugler
William Trenchmann
Bessie O'Neal
Pinkey Ford
R. T. Ford
Waco
Itasca
Thomas Predicts Senate Passage Of Arms Aid
Senator Elbert Thomas predicts quick Senate approval of Truman's arms aid bill after committee action, with debate over tariffs delaying final passage. The plan seeks 1.45 billion dollars to arm Western Europe, with House cuts and conditions tied to Atlantic defense council progress and China considerations. Ada McWhorter dies in a local hospital. Julius F. Johnson, 77, funeral plans set for Weed-Corley and Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Senate
Truman
Thomas
Capitol Hill
House
Senate Committees On Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Oscar Badger
Badger
China
Knowland
Calif
Atlantic Defense Council
Vandenberg
Rmich
Dulles
R-Ny
Europe
George
D-Ga
Julius F. Johnson
Weed-Corley
Frederick E. Brooks
Oakwood Cemetery
Cadets Die In Gulf Crash Near Galveston
Two Air Force cadets from Waco identified as Reid and Vaughn died when a rented two-seat Stearman crashed into the Gulf of Mexico around 5 p.m. on a Sunday. Witnesses described a diving maneuver before the plunge and searchers worked through darkness to recover bodies and wreckage near Galveston Municipal Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Air Force
Waco
Gulf of Mexico
Reid and
Vaughn
Connally
Stearman
A. C. Flying School
E. J. Chalmers
Reid
Chalmers
Flying School
Gulf
Coast Guard
Steel demand levels off after recent rise
The Steel magazine said demand for steel is leveling off at the higher plane reached in recent weeks. Sales offices expect demand to stay fairly constant unless labor strife interrupts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Steel
Congress Faces Delayed Work Amid Shrinking Legislation
Congress returns to business after eight months of lawmaking with a plate of major bills likely to be shelved until 1950. Key items include economic aid to Europe, arms aid to non Communist nations, education health and social security measures, labor and civil rights bills, and tax and wage actions. A second set of enacted laws remains to be implemented while leadership plans a post recess huddle to sort priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Europe
House Aand
Barkley Visits St Louis With Mrs Hadley For Labor Day
Vice President Alben W. Barkley flew into St Louis for a Labor Day holiday and was greeted at the airport by Mrs Carleton S Hadley and her 14 year old daughter Jane. They dined at a country club with Mr and Mrs Joseph McClain as attorneys attending the American Bar Association convention looked on. Barkley dismissed romance rumors as unfounded saying he would stay two or three days and has a Springfield Ill speaking engagement Thursday. He noted prior visits to St Louis and that an airport was named for him during Mrs Hadley’s Paducah trip but declined further comment on criticism over government aircraft use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Alben W. Barkley
Carleton S. Hadley
Paducah
Hadley
Jane
Springfield
Ill
Barkley
Washington
Elmer Thomas
Scribes Seek Aid For Creative Gems
In Cincinnati on September 4, writers and publishers of science fiction and fantasy met at a three day convention to discuss how to keep their imaginative plots ahead of real scientific developments. Charles R. Tanner chaired the gathering at the Metropole Hotel ballroom where dramatic illustrations set the mood for new story ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Metropole
Charles R. Tanner
Miss America Pageant Stops Live Animals as Talent Props
The Miss America contest rules that after this year no contestant may use live animals in the talent portion. The ban follows entries of a horse and a cow by two contestants. Car ol Rusebel Fraser will ride Victory Call on stage while Carol Diana Lampe shows a Hereford heifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Rusebel Fraser
Billings
Montant
Carol Diana Lampe
Reno
Nevada
Six Die In Paola Two-Car Crash In Hilltop Collision
Six persons were killed in a two-car collision near Paola Kansas on Sunday, five of them in flames. The victims include Ralph Outcalt and his family, Leona Jones Smith Martha Smith and Charles Maynard. Surviving were four occupants with injuries. A bystander pulled out a man and his 3-year-old daughter from a blazing car. The parties were en route from Sapulpa to Kansas City for a racing event. Maynard and Leota Humbred suffered serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
France
Saint-Etienne
Monte de Marsan
Marmande
Charpin de Feugerolles
Paola
Kan
Ralph Outcalt
Sapula
Okla
Betty Patricia Outcalt
Donnie Outcalt
Leona Janet Jones Smith
Oklahoma City
Martha Smith
Charles Maynard
Louisburg An
Robert Smith
Linda Kay Smith
Eugene Brand
Louisburg
Leota Humbred
Smiths
Kansas City
Maynard
Miss Humbred
Brand
Harry M. Byerly
Smith
Linda Kay
Byerly
Oklahoma
Funeral Rites Today For Imaginative Tot
A Houston three year old, Johnny Storm Plaza, is killed when his special tricycle rides onto a Burlington Railroad right of way and is hit by a train. Funeral services are set for Monday at an Episcopal church. He told his mother he was going to California to see his grandmother though the family notes a Bogota, Colombia relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Johnny Storm Plaza
Johnny
California
Bogota
Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. F. Rogers
Fern Rogers
Howard Wheeler
Tohoka
Martin Wheeler
Littlefield
Pearl Hooks
Shreveport
W. G. Brookshire
Post
Lena Wheeler
Jennie Wheeler
Bertha Bowling
C. L. Farrow
T. R. Anderson
F. Erby Raven
W. L. French
Bryan
Charles Bowling
W. A. Bowling Jr
Eula B. Smith
San Antonio
M. A. Griffin
C. W. Wright
Barney Bowling
H. G. Bowling
Montgomery, Ala
Charles B. Bowling
Oliver J. McInnis
Oliver J. McInmis
Gretchen McInnis
J. T. McInnis
Winston Louis McInnis
Menard
John Aspenleiter
Brownwood
P. C. McInnis
Sam R. McInnis
Davis Funeral Home
D. M. Wilson
Buda
New York
Jeanette Smith
Wilson
Ada McWhorter
Co Funeral Home
Colorado
T.H. Davis
Frank Linden
W. S. Birdwell JR
Martin Blomquist
Austin’s
Thurlow
Jack Corley
Levace
Eldon Powell
Florist
Hillyer
Lavaca
Featuring
of the Bells
Hyltin
Joe Manor
Pres
C. A. Hyltin
Dial
St. Paul, Minn
Franklin Sherer
Sandra
John Dalton
International Soundphoto
Steel Paper
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Korea
House Labor and Education Committee
Hawaii
Alaska
Fair Employment Practices Commission
United States
International Children's Emergency Fund
Secretary of National Defense
General Services Administration
Scarbrough & Sons
Eugene H. Duke
Mags
Veep
Mrs. Hadley
South
Atlantic City
N. J
Lenora Slaughter
Lovely Lassies
Chicago
Philadelphia
Puerto Rico
Canada
Bebe Shopp
Hopkins, Minn
US Weather Bureau
Cctral Texas
Dpxsen
Seeewes
Vis
Marshall Ite
Teve
The
Rio Grande
Mutual
the Mutual Savings
Violet T. Franklin
Anatol Barsov
Peter Pirogov
Washington, D. C
Barsov
Austria
Pirogov
Russia
Arton
George Halden’s Pharmacy
Colorado At 13Th
Calcasieu
Meyer
Birdseye
Dot
Batiste
Sanforizal
Little Miss
East Sixth ST
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