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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1949

Page

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Group Moves For Greater Huston Here

Austin leaders pledge to support a merged Samuel Huston College and Wiley College in Austin or Marshall. Dr. M. Bage says a 25 acre site is needed for about 750 students. Officials discuss using Downs athletic field and nearby land for the new Negro liberal arts college.

Austin Liberal Arts Samuel Huston College of Austin Wiley College of Marshall Methodist Board of Education Samuel Huston College Taylor Glass Tom Miller M. 8. Davage Nashville Davage Marshall Dallas E. H. Givens Samuel Huston Miller City of Springdale Road Austin School Board T. S. Painter University of Texas J. W. Edgar O. R. Lott Dr. Givens Glass Gene Ravel Junior Chamber of Commerce E. W. Jackson R. W. Byram The A. C. Bull American National Bank Charles E. Green American Statesman A. A. Swenson

Pupils Pour In To City Schools In 1949 50 Registration

First Austin public school registration for the 1949 50 year promises a new pupil total. Officials expect about 15 000 to start, rising to 18 000 later. A smooth first day used staggered hours to reduce congestion. 2 000 first graders enrolled, up 350 from last year.

Austin Austin High School Anderson High School

Mass Slayer's Motive Sought

Camden case probes why Howard Unruh killed 13 neighbors including a 10 year old. Prosecutor Cohen cites possible insanity or premeditation as psychiatrists study his mental state after his rampage with a Luger. Unruh faces possible death if sane. two weeks observation ordered at Trenton State Hospital.

Camden N. J Howard Unruh Unruh John Wilson Cooper Hospital Cohen New Jersey State Hospital Trenton Thomas Zegrino

Paul Williamson predicts football with high accuracy

Sports sparklers note Paul B Williamson, predicting games as a hobby, claims an 85 percent accuracy rate. Arizona star Gib Hansen plans to enroll at the University of Texas. Big State League playoffs were rained out as Waco beat Wichita Falls 1-0. Jorgensen and Stanky tied up the Brooklyn Boston clash 5-4. Yankees beat Red Sox 5-2 in a crucial series opener. St Louis edged Chicago 3-2. Ralph Kiner may surpass Babe Ruth’s 60 homer mark.

Paul B. Williamson Austin American Gib Hansen Arizona University of Texas Austin Texarkana Waco Wichita Falls Spider Jorgensen Eddie Stanky Boston Brooklyn

Four-a-Days Return to Vaudeville at Paramount

The Palace revival era proves vaudeville alive as Austin hosts seven acts at the Paramount Theater through Sunday led by Dave Apollon. Roulettes, 3 Swifts, Paul Haakon, Ruth Petty, Bobby Brandt, and Arnaut Brothers join the lineup, signaling a thriving revival with big crowds.

Paul Haakon Haakon Stephanie Antle Paramount Theater Austin Dave Apollon 3 Swifts Ruth Petty Bobby Brandt Arnaut Brothers

Hurricane Heads For Atlantic Isle

An enormous hurricane moves toward Bermuda with winds up to 140 mph and 75 mph gusts expected by Thursday noon. A second storm off Lower California carries winds to 115 mph and threatens shipping lanes. California records heat with 108 in Glendale and two heat deaths. cool weather prevails in the upper Midwest.

Associated Press Bermuda Lower California South Carolina Grady Norton Miami Lower California Glandale Los Angeles Great Lakes Virginia Carolinas Wisconsin Upper Michigan

Connally Shouts Chiang Fled China With $138 Million Gold

Washington reports contrast emerges as Admirals deny Kimball inquiry on the Worth memo attacking the B36 bomber program. Worth admits authorship and recants corruption charges, while Kimball and Price give shifting testimonies.

Washington Navy Dan A. Kimball Air Force Kimball Naval Court of Inquiry Worth Cedric R. Worth Capitol Hill Naval Court House Armed Service Committee Director of Naval Intelligence Thomas D. Inglis Inglis Europe Office of Naval Intelligence Air Adm Price Aircraft Industry Association Williamsburg

UT Doctor Heads Palsy Aid Clinic

Dr William Wolfe of the University of Texas was named director of Austin cerebral palsy treatment center. He will coordinate therapy work and act as liaison between the center and the Travis County Medical Society. Wolfe, 32, comes from UNC where he directed special education. He earned a PhD from Iowa in 1947.

William Wolfe University of Texas Austin Bess Jones Travis County Society For Crippled Children Wolfe Travis County Medical Society University of Iowa

Texas Third in Nation On '49 Building Totals

California led the nation in new building construction in the first half of the year with a value of 1,042,000 dollars. New York was second at 683,000,000 dollars and Texas ranked third with 616,000,000 dollars, continuing a postwar growth pattern.

Texas Washington California Commerce Department New York

Texas Senator Attacks U S China Aid Over Chiang Allegations

Senator Connally of Texas charged Chiang Kai-shek deserted his people and fled to Formosa with 138 million dollars in gold, opposing further non-Communist China military aid. He questioned who would lead non-Communist China and criticized current U S policy as debate sharpens on aid and defense plan moves.

Washington Connally Texas Senate Chiang Kai-Shek Formosa Texan China Chiang Kai Shek Chiang Senate Foreign Relations Committee Truman Knowland R-Calif Secretary of Defense Johnson Joint Chiefs of Staff Far East MacArthur Japan Defense Department State Department Joint Chiefs George C. Marshall Gen. Marshall New York Journal-American

Britain seeks better chance to earn dollars in US market

Sir Stafford Cripps urged the United States for easier entry of British goods to aid a dollar shortfall and avert a wider crisis. Secretary Snyder indicated US help within existing policies and no new funding, expecting Britain to live with reduced Marshall Plan aid.

Britain Washington Stafford Cripps United States Treasury Snyder Douglas Abbott Canada Cripps Abbott Bevin America

Judge Hears Westinghouse case on race news wire taps

In 126th District Court Judge Jack Roberts heard the state's bid to halt illegal transmission of racing news to Texas gambling houses via Western Union. Sheriff C. V. Kern testified about wire recordings from Houston bookie raids and photos from 12 raids. The hearing continued to 9 a.m. Thursday as Western Union sought dismissal.

Mac Roy Rasor Associated Press New York 126Th District Court Western Union Texas Jack Roberts Houston Harris County C. V Buster) Kern Kern John W. Miller Dallas

Dallas Deb Adrienne Atwell Dies In Cruise Ship Fall

A Dallas debutante Adrienne Atwell aged 19 was killed and her escort Robert M Willard 21 was critically injured when they fell backward on a promenade deck of the S S Excalibur while climbing a staircase. The ship arrived in Boston with Willard hospitalized after skull fracture and delirium.

Boston Dallas Samuel Norman Groves Adrienne Atwell Mediterranean Robert M. Willard Excalibur Coast Guard Walter Wegner Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Miss Atwell William Hawley Atwell Willard Groves Wegner

Isolated Showers Possible Thursday

Cloudy conditions built over the city with light downtown rain and a Weather Bureau forecast of isolated afternoon showers Thursday. High reached 97 around 4 p.m. Texas towns saw storms with Texarkana recording 1.78 inches of rain and 40 to 48 mph winds knocking a radio tower offline briefly.

Austin Weather Bureau Texarkana

Skater Sonja Henie to Wed Socialite Test Pilot Next Week

New York report announces that skating champion Sonja Henie will marry Winthrop Gardiner Jr. next week. The couple plan a September 15 wedding. Henie’s background includes Olympic titles and film stardom. Gardiner is an aviator and executive with ties to Gardiner's Island and Navy service, now heading an aviation department in New Brunswick.

Sonja Henie New York Winthrop Gardiner Jr Daniel Reid Topping Frances Lattimer Miss Henie Kaakon Norway Gardiner East Hampton Long Island Lord Lyon Gardiner Gilman Country Baltimore Hun Princeton N. J Navy US Naval Air Facility Columbus Ohio Industrial Tape Company of New Brunswick

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Huston By William J. Weeg Austin American Staff Mass Slayer New Jersey Mitchell Cohen Maurice Cohen John Pilcharik Barber Clark Hoover Dudley Palace Vaudevillians Variety Atlantic Isle Hugh L. Hanson Cedrick R. Worth International Soundphoto Solon Alaska Senator Wherry Nebraska Sonja Henie and Winthrop Gardiner
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