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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1949

Page

14

Marker honors Will Pickett first cow boy performer

On September 6 1936 Cherokee Strip Cowboy Association members erected a stone marker at the grave of Will Pickett the Negro daredevil credited as the first bull dogger. Pickett rodeos began in West Texas starred in Canadian Pecos later joined 101 Ranch Wild West Circus and died in 1932 at age 72 from a roping accident.

Cherokee Strip Cowboy Association Will Pickett Pickett West Texas Canadian Pecos 101 Ranch Wild West Bill Pickett Mexico

Reds Riot Near Milan Leaves Dozens Injured

In Milan area near Sesto San Giovanni on September 5 fighting erupted between protesting workers and police during a march for bonus payments. At least 20 injured including five by gunfire, with unconfirmed reports of two deaths. Three policemen wounded. police arrested about 15.

Milan Italy Sesto San Giovanni

Soviet Push for Quick Overthrow of Tito Regime

Moscow urged a new Communist party to rise in Yugoslavia and swiftly topple Premier Marshal Tito. The Cominform call denounces Tito as a fascist bandit and aims to replace his party with a renewed organization. Observers see this as a step in Kremlin warfare and possible underground action against Tito.

Moscow Radio Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Tito Pravda Kremlin Russia R. Golubovich Communist International Information Bureau Bucharest Romania Cominform Communist Party Alexander Rankovic Communist Party of Yugoslavia Soviet Union Rankovic Council of Europe United States of Europe Churchill Greece Turkey MacMillan Germany Assembly Saar Austria MacMillian Labor Party North Africa Caucasus African

Dario Castillo Chilean Author and Diplomat Dies at 65

Dario Ovallo Castillo 65, noted Chilean author and diplomat and newspaperman, died Sunday in Santiago. The obituary recalls his literary and diplomatic career and long public service.

Dario Castillo Chile Santiago Dario Ovallo Castillo

Communists Push Canton Rail Drive

Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry says Communist forces under Liu Po Cheng attack from Jucheng toward the Canton railway about 170 miles north of the provisional capital. Loyal Nationalist 26th Army sits at Kaiyuan as revolts in Kunming threaten to ignite a civil war within a civil war.

Canton China Kunming Lu Han Yunnan Defense Ministry Kaiyuan Anming

Americans Deny Brutality in Malmedy Mock Trials

Four Americans who helped convict 73 SS troopers at Malmedy testified before a Senate subcommittee. They admitted mock trials and using scare tactics to obtain confessions but denied any brutality. Six Americans remain on death row for the killings near Malmedy, Belgium, in 1944.

Munich Malmedy Belgium Raymond FE. Baldwin Connecticut Secretary of the Army Harry W. Thon New York City Germany Joseph Kirschbaum US Defense Department Austria Frank Steiner Bruno F. Jacob Egg Harbor City N.W Jacob Thon Kirschbaum Dachau

Bolivian Army Chases Rebels After Sucre Potosi Recapture

Bolivian Army patrols pursue rebel columns fleeing toward Camiri and Cotagaita after recapturing Sucre and Potosí. Communique reports air bombardment and machine gun fire on the run. Prisoners include former Majors Paravicin and Tovar Villa, and MNR leader Torres.

LA Paz Bolivia Army High Command Sucre Potosi Camiri Cota la Plata Miguel Paravicin Raul Tovar Villa Carlos Torres National Revolutionary Movement MNR Santa Barbara Argentina Villazon

Demo Party Heads Plan West Parley

The Democratic national committee promotes a Western States conference in San Francisco on Sept. 18-19 with Secretary of the Navy Francis P. Matthews and Leon H. Keyserling among participants. Keyserling will join a forum on jobs and speak to West Coast economists. Matthews schedule not yet fixed.

Washington Democratic National Committee San Francisco Francis P. Matthews Leon H. Keyserling Council of Economic Advisers Keyserling Matthews

Polio Mother Dies But Her Baby Lives

Spokane report says Bertha Johnson age 20, known as the iron lung mother, died after a polio illness. Her son Patrick William Johnson, born Aug 20 in a respirator, is healthy and with father William B Johnson and grandparents. Another son Michael Allen Johnson, age 2, is in quarantine as a suspected polio patient. Grandmother says he is all right and expected home Wednesday.

Spokane Bertha Johnson Patrick William Johnson William B. Johnson Michael Allen Johnson

European Group Approves Plans For Unification

The European Consultative Assembly backed a plan for a federal Europe with limited powers and formed a 28 member steering body under Paul Henri Spaak to run its year round work. The vote, 80 to 2, also endorsed an economic union and a tariff preference area extending to the 12 nations and their empire.

Strasbourg France European Consultative Assembly Europe Winston Churchill Russia Assembly Little Assembly Beligui Paul- Henri Spaak Washington Council of Europe Council General Affairs Committee Union For Harold MacMillan Churchill War Cabinet Roosevelt White House

Coast Guard Rescues 5 423 Persons In Fiscal Year

The Coast Guard rescued 5 423 people in the year ending June 30 and logged 9 594 assistance cases with cargoes valued at 199 586 895 dollars. Admiral Farley cited many major efforts including rescues and tows and projected about 6 000 lives saved this year.

Washington The Coast Guard Joseph F. Farley

Bermuda Warned of 120 MPH Hurricane's Path to Islands

Bermuda’s Honeymoon Isles faced a hurricane packing up to 120 miles per hour as it drifted slowly toward the islands. The storm centered about 450 miles south-southwest, with gales extending over 100 miles in multiple directions. Military authorities prepared bases in Hamilton as planes evacuated and personnel were recalled. A Navy hurricane hunter plane damaged by winds failed to enter the eye, reporting the storm’s weak side and radar loss.

Miami Fla Bermuda Honeymoon Isles Islands Atlantic South Carolina New York Grady Norton Miami Weather Bureau Norton Hamilton William Yean el Cerrito Calif J. W. Sullivan

Baltic Refugees Booed Soviet Official in Copenhagen

Refugees from Latvia Lithuania and Estonia booed and threatened to attack a Russian official visiting a displaced persons camp near Copenhagen. The Russian urged a return to their Soviet homelands while refugees tore up pamphlets. Danish police intervened guiding him to the Soviet Embassy.

Copenhagen Latvia Lithuania Estonia

Amarillo Woman Mary Hatch Dies After Long Illness

Amarillo sept 5 Mrs Mary Hatch wife of Harry Hatch former superintendent of the Northwest Texas Hospital died at her home after a several years long illness She had lived in Amarillo 29 years

Amarillo Mary Hatch

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