New Braunfels Street Names Explored By Herald
The New Braunfels Herald previews a brief history of street names in the community, noting familiar names such as Solms Seguin San Antonio Castell and Guenther and promising background on lesser known origins. The column aims to trace how streets gained their identity and honors local history.
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New Braunfels
Solms
Seguin
San Antonio
Castell
Guenther
Herald
Local Illinois man credits HADACOL with improved health
E W Dill of East St. Louis says he recovered from vitamin and mineral deficiencies after taking HADACOL. The 1864 Wilford resident recounts past injuries, nervousness, and dizziness, then boosts HADACOL’s role in his recovery and recovery claims.
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E. W. Dill
Wilford
East St. Louis
Ill
Illinois
Mr. Dill
Hadacol
Educators Organize Defense Panel for National Meeting
Representatives from 80 education groups formed the National Conference for Mobilization of Education to align schooling with defense efforts. William E. Givens of the NEA was named executive committee chair, with officers including Edgar Fuller and J Kenneth Little. The body aims to serve as a clearing house for defense related educational information and advise the Office of Education on manpower policy.
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Washington
William E. Givens
National Education Association
NCME
US Office of Education
Givens
Edgar Fuller
National Council of Chief State School Officers
J. Kenneth Little
University of Wisconsin
J. L. McCaskill
Department of Higher Education
Texas Organists To Meet Tuesday
The American Guild of Organists will hold its first meeting of the 1950 51 season at Old Seville on Tuesday Sept 12 at 6 30 p m Members will discuss plans for the coming year and all members are urged to attend The Guild is a non sectarian organization of organists and choir directors founded in New York in 1896 to advance church music and it sponsors open programs of organ and choral music throughout the year.
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American Guild of Organists
Old Seville
New York
Farewell Party Leads to Court After Attack
A farewell party for the cast of Where's Charley ended in court after actor John Martin required 25 stitches from a glass attack. Allan F Fehlandt, a NYU student, faced felonious assault charges and was paroled for a hearing on Sept 19.
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New York
Charley
John Martin
Allan F. Fehlandt
New York University
Martin
Fehlandt
Hazel Patterson
Senate delays confirmation of five RFC directors
The Senate banking committee quietly pigeonholed President Truman’s five Reconstruction Finance Corporation directors delaying a probable confirmation fight. Maybank left for Paris without hearings or subcommittee study and a long vacation may postpone action. White House aides reportedly urged delay to blunt opposition.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Maybank
D-Sc
Paris
RFC
Congress
William Action
O'Dwyer
New York City
Mexico
White House
Austin Man Burned Working Gasoline At Station
A 43 year old Austin man, Fred Shrieber of 5491 Shoal Creek, suffered second and third degree burns on both arms and hands with facial and leg burns after gasoline used to clean a polisher at a filling station on 12th and Lamar ignited by a spark. He was admitted to Brackenridge Hospital in fair condition.
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Austin
Fred Shrieber
Shoal Creek
Brackenridge Hospital
Shrieber
12Th and
Lamar
Jewish New Year Opens Monday Services mark Rosh Hashanah
Jewish faith adherents plan services at Temple Beth Israel and Congregation Agudas Achim to begin Rosh Hashanah. Rabbi Bertram Klausner leads at Beth Israel with talks on the Dual Role of the Jewish People and An Indispensable Faith. Congregation Agudas Achim hosts two days with Rabbi Benson Skoff speaking on communism and Jews in war and peace.
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Temple Beth Israel
Congregation Agudas Achim
Sum Down
Bertram Klausner
Gladys Gruber
Klausner
Rabbi Klausner
Benson Skoff
At & Am
Miniature Madonna Recovered From Thief in Rome
A Raphael miniature titled La Madonna Del Libro, stolen March 4, 1948, from Prof. Tullio Gramantieri, was recovered in Rome and the thief arrested as reported by police. The work was the property of Pope Leo XIII and had been missing for two and a half years.
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Rome
Raphael
la Madonna del Libro
Leo XIII
Tullio Gramantieri
Gramantieri
Man buys bicycle for daughter after false holdup tale forgivens
Charley Aman spent his last 4.33 dollars on a bike for Edna. His wife forgave the ruse and police prepared a manhunt after his claim of a hold up. Aman resumed work as a truck driver Monday amid the family’s relief and forgiveness.
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Marshalltown
Charles Aman
Edna
Aman
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