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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1949

Page

5

Dairy Cattle Influx Brings Wisconsin Holsteins to Buda

Carl Klingeman, a young Buda dairyman, imports 95 acres with 25 Holstein heifers from Wisconsin. Cattle arrived July 27 from Water town Wisconsin averaging 881 pounds with two at 1,075 pounds. Five cows calved since arrival and Klingeman plans to test breeding, possibly with a bull, and enter a heifer in the Travis County Dairy Show. District prices for poultry and other notes follow.

Klingeman Wattertown Wis Texas Peggy Dodgen Klingeman Carl Testing Association Buda Dairymen Travis County Austin

San Saban Marries Llano Girl In Church Double-Ring Rite

Miss Cherry Simpson of Llano becomes the bride of Richard Franklin Miller of San Saba in a First Christian Church Llano ceremony. The double ring service featured organ music, a navy gown for the bride, and a reception at the Simpson home. The couple plans to reside in San Saba where Miller ranches.

San Saban Llano Miss Cherry Simpson Richard Franklin Miller San Saba First Christian Church George C. Lenington Sam Simpson Watson Miller Sam Duvall Jerry Simpson Liano Gardenias John Walker Tom Yates Sloan Pool Miller Incarnate Word College San Antonio Sul Ross College Texas A&m College

Exes of Hardin-Simmons Form Austin Chapter

Harold T. Moore named first president of the new Austin chapter of the Hardin-Simmons University Ex-Students Association. Dr. R. N. Richardson spoke at the Abilene campus meeting with Kenneth Hill present. about 25 attendees in the University Baptist Church parlor. Zollie C. Steakley was vice president, Mrs. H. T. Moore secretary, Roy Bacon social chairman. no future meeting plans yet.

Austin Hardin- Simmons University Ex-Students Association Harold T. Moore R. N. Richardson Hardin- Simmons Abilene Kenneth Hill University Baptist Church G. E. Williams Baptist Student Union University of Texas Williams Zollie C. Steakley H. T. Moore Roy Bacon

Dallas Plant Blaze Injures 3 Firemen

Three Dallas firemen were severely burned at the Rosenthal Packing Co. plant when a rear door was opened and a draft explosion blew out both ends of the building. The injuries affected Firemen John Ivy J A McDowell and J A Alverson. The blaze was controlled about 12 15 A M.

Dallas Rosenthal Packing Co John Ivy J. A. McDowell J. A. Alverson

State Aid Built Much of Historic T and NO Branch

The Texas Railroad Commission will decide in weeks on the Texas and New Orleans Railroad request to abandon daylight passenger service on the 164 mile Austin to Houston line. Authorities estimate state aid via land grants and loans could total about 4.18 million dollars in current value, with land donations and loans supporting early construction across multiple lines later part of the T and N O system.

State Aid T&no American-Statesman Capitol Texas Railroad Commission Texas and New Orleans Austin-Houston H.&t.c T.&n.o Southern Pacific Buffalo Bayou Houston Galveston and Red River Company Cypress Hockley Hempstead Washington County Railroad Company Brenham Chappell Hill Washington County H.& TC Austin Railroad Commission ICC Central Texas Houston-Hempstead Bremond Corsicana Texas H.&tc

Pope Declares Excommunication as Defense Against Communism

Pope Pius XII said his excommunication power guards the world from Marxism, calling it a barrier to save workers and all people from atheistic Communism. He spoke to over 500000 German Catholics in Bochum, in a broadcast address on Vatican radio.

Castel Gandolfo Italy Pius Bochum Vatican Radio

One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan

A satirical column imagines the New York Yankees as socialized medicine fodder and jokes about injuries and fractures in baseball. It riffs on Casey Stengel and the pennant race with comic lines about players breaking bones to join the Yanks.

Stabbing Listed as Austin Burglary Pattern Spreads

Burglars struck another Austin business Saturday night the third raid in three days. A cutting scrape and three thefts were logged Sunday. The Chinese Kitchen at 1128 Red River was entered through a south window and pennies a penny bank a camera and two domino sets were stolen. Willie Thurman 307 Comal Street was treated for a six inch throat gash after an alleged attack with an East Dallas Special. Other thefts included a watch and sunglasses from a Houston man’s car two suits from a room and 35 dollars from a dancer at Shiek Bar 500 East Sixth Street.

Red River Willie Thurman Comal Street Brackenridge Hospital Thurman

Berlin Chief Gets Distinguished Service Medal From Truman

Brigadier General Frank L. Howley received the Distinguished Service Medal from President Truman at a flag retreat in the US Military Government compound Berlin. High Commissioner John J. McCloy pinned the medal as Howley ends four years as US commander in Berlin and prepares to return to the United States. Major General Maxwell D. Taylor stood beside him as British and French generals and West Berlin leaders watched. The citation commended Howley for meritorious service from 1947 to 1949 and praised his superior leadership. The 16th Infantry Band played Auld Lang Syne as the troops gave a final salute, bringing Howley to tears.

Berlin Frank L. Howley Truman John J. McCloy Howley United States Maxwell D. Taylor West Berlin 16Th Infantry

Soviet ration chain apologizes for bad herring in Berlin

Berlin reports that Soviet-controlled ration-free chain stores issued an official apology after customers sniffed at the fish. Soviet-licensed papers stated the herrings were cured in an amateurish manner.

Berlin

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