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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1949

Page

6

Corpus Christi Becomes Deepwater Port in 1926

On September 14 1926 Corpus Christi officially became a deepwater seaport with harbor work begun in 1907 funded by Congress. John Nance Garner attended the turning basin dedication and the official party sailed from the bay aboard the Borie. The port soon grew as a refueling hub for ocean liners with oil from nearby fields fed through a large pipeline.

Corpus Christi Corpus Harbor Congress John Nance Garner Borie

Doctors Claim Lifebuoy Fights Body Odor on 13 Body Parts

Doctors tested soaps and found Lifebuoy Health Soap cleanses skin better, guards 13 odor-prone areas, and stops B O more effectively than rivals. The ad urges daily baths with Lifebuoy for lasting freshness, milder formula, coconut oil lather, and safety for baby skin.

B.O Lever Brothers Company

Galveston Reporter Charges Five Night Club Operators

Ira Taylor, Galveston Tribune police reporter, filed gambling charges against Christie Mitchell Bonnie Holmes Jack Sparks Hal Catchings and Joe Pinachio. Mitchell co owner of a club with Holmes is publicity director for the Greater Galveston Beach Association. Pinachio faced an additional charge for operating tip books.

Galveston Ira Taylor Galveston Tribune Justice of the Peace Orra M Richmond Christie Mitchell Bonnie Holmes Jack Sparks Hal Catchings Joe Pinachio Mitchell Holmes Greater Galveston Beach Association Pinachio Taylor

Cancer research grant aids Houston hospital program

A 42 200 award given to M D Anderson Hospital in Houston funds cancer research and treatment. J Louis Hoff of the Texas American Cancer Society says money covers staff costs with the rest for new equipment. Hoff notes last year's county drive raised 75 138, with 50 000 sent to Anderson for research.

Houston M. D. Anderson Hospital J. Louis Hoff Texas American Cancer Society Hoff National Society Anderson Hospital

One Killed Three Hurt In West Texas Wreck

In Bovina Texas a car crash killed Grady Mitchell about 59 a farm laborer. Injured were Martin E Ezell postmaster of Bovina and his wife in Clovis New Mexico hospital Kibby Bolin 15 in Friona Pal mer County Hospital all listed as seriously injured but not critically.

Bovia Grady Mitchell Clovis N. M Martin E. Ezell Bovina Ezell Kibby Bolin Palmer County Hospital Friona

Man crushed to death at Texarkana dam site

Melvin G. Reynolds, 24, of Colfax Louisiana, was fatally injured when crushed between two large earth movers at the Texarkana dam site, the first accident since Moss-Thornton Construction Company began initial work a month earlier.

Texarkana Melvin G. Reynolds Colfax Texarkana Dam Here Moss-Thornton Construction Company Leeds Ala

Pilot De Bona Says Racing Is Over After Bendix Triumph

Speed pilot Joe De Bona, recent Bendix trophy winner, arrived in Fort Worth and declared he was through with racing. He criticized Fort Worth aviation hospitality, recounting slow service for hangar space and pilots, and drew a contrast with his Texas ties and wartime Air Force service. He warned the city was gaining a bad reputation among transient pilots.

Fort Worth Joe de Bona Bill Odom Odom Cleveland DeBona New York Beverly Hills Calif Austin University of Texas H. H. Pitts Mohle Drive Municipal Field

Burns Prove Fatal For Texas Mother

Mrs. Lillie Mae Haning, 47, died from burns suffered while helping her son start the family car in Denison. Her clothes caught fire pouring gasoline into the carburetor. a spark from the starter injured her son Charles Robert, 14, who attempted to rescue her. Survivors include husband Robert L. Haning, two sons Orville and Charles Robert, daughter Mrs Homer Summerhill, brother Oscar Parker, and sister Mrs Ester Naud.

Denison Lillie Mae Haning Orville Charles Robert Homer Summerhill Oscar Parker Ardmore Okla Ester Naud Tulsa

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