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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1950

Page

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Defense chief warns of hoarders prompt action

W. Stuart Symington told a Senate subcommittee that price jumps reflect profiteering by unpatriotic hoarders and that an anti hoarding order will target industry next week. The National Production Authority moves to inventory control and priority production to firms with military contracts as shortages loom for steel, copper, rubber, and other war essentials.

Washington W. Stuart Symington Symington Nenagh Securities Resources Senate Armed Services Truman National Production Authority NPA

One-Two Thrust Breaks Out Of Perimeter at Taegu Masan

American forces opened a two pronged offensive in Korea with Inchon landings and a southern push. US 1st Cavalry and 2nd Divisions struck north and west of Taegu while Marines moved toward Seoul. South Korean troops aided the assault as UN forces pressed along the Naktong front.

Inchon Pohang Taegu Fallen Masan Tokyo Seoul Pusan 1St Cavalry Division 1St Cavalry Naktong River Douglas MacArthur Angang-Ni Kigye Yongchon United Nations Associated Press Relman Morin Washington Morin Jack MacBeth Stan Swinton Swinton 10Th Corps MacArthur Pyongyang

Pledges on Hospital New Total Reaches 244869

St David s Hospital campaign reports 244869 in pledges after a key Friday night meeting. New pledges include 9600 from big gifts, 6420 from initial gifts, and about 37500 from the community canvass led by John A Barclay. Campaign chair Max Stracke expresses renewed optimism.

St. David's Hospital Big Gifts John A. Barclay Hiram Iown Max Stracke

Marshall Defense Secretary approved by Congress

Congress approved General Marshall as defense secretary with votes in both chambers despite GOP opposition. The 69 year old five star general, former Army chief of staff and secretary of state, would replace Louis Johnson, with Truman expected to sign and send the nomination to the Senate for confirmation.

Washington Congress General Marshall House Senate Gen. Marshall Defense White House Truman Mr. Truman Gen. Marshal Louis Johnson Lecg Johnson Marshall Army Ihs William £. Jenner Riad Congressional Jenner

UT students join frat life amid campus roundup

The article notes UT students embracing fraternity life as campus culture returns. It mentions a Thrall woman and Bobby Moers, a former UT basketball great, as part of Houston's World Softball Tournament entry with Moers serving as sparkplug and team support.

Bobby Moers University of Texas Houston Moers Galveston

Solons Clash Over Major Tax Bill Findings

Washington Sept 15. Senate House conferees fail to agree on a 4.508 billion tax bill and plan extended weekend recess to resume talks Monday. The measure would raise individual income taxes starting Oct 1 while critics warn it leaves loopholes open for the wealthy.

Washington Senate House Congress House Senate Truman White House George C. Marshall Louis Johnson

Weekend Heat Forecast for Austin Area

The weather bureau warns of typical summer conditions this weekend in the Austin area with hot temperatures. Highs near 97 degrees are expected Saturday, with 96 degrees on Friday. Brisk winds and partly cloudy skies are forecast.

Austin Weather Bureau

Acheson Proposes Unified Western Europe Defense Force

Secretary of State Dean Acheson told the North Atlantic Council a one package plan for Western Europe defense that would include American and German contingents in a single unified force. He urged all 12 Atlantic treaty nations to raise and equip their own contingents under a central command staff with a single overall commander. He argued German rearmament would not create a separate German army or revive its general staff and pledged German units would be armed for integration.

New York Dean Acheson North Atlantic Council Western Europe Acheson United States

Plead for Life: Five Hurt in Oklahoma Tornado and Fire Atrocity Claims

Two US sergeants testified in Korea that Communist troops hurled at least three wounded American prisoners into a fire during an Aug. 31 assault on a command post. Separately, an out of season tornado injured five in Sasakwa Oklahoma, damaging several buildings and sending victims to Wewoka hospital.

Korea Fee Reese Lester Marcum Vaughns Mill Max Eh Stephan Greeley Cole Marcum Sasakwa Okla Oklahoma Highway Patrol Wewoka Mike Woods Charlies Lyons J. L. Bailey Peasy Woods Catherine Woods Woods

Robert Calvert Named to Texas Supreme Court

Robert W. Calvert of Hillsboro was named associate justice of the Texas Supreme Court by Governor Allan Shivers to serve the remainder of the year. Calvert, previously a legislator and state party official, was the first choose in July for the seat, with a planned Oct 1 start and a future six year term beginning Jan 1. He succeeds the late Justice R. Hicks Harvey and is expected to take office as the court resumes weekly sessions.

Robert W. Calvert Hillsboro Texas Supreme Court Allan Shivers R. Hicks Harvey Calvert Shivers Supreme Court Gov. Ivers James P. Hart Hart University System Corsicana Texas Harvey Texarkana Court of Civil Appeals

Hibohibok Volcano Eruption Triggers Evacuations

Unofficial reports list 4 dead with 35 injured as Hibohibok volcano on Camiguin Island erupts. Villages near the flaming peak are evacuated while hot ashes rain down and officials fear lava flow similar to two years ago when tens of thousands fled. Red Cross estimates 60 to 70 dead but no late figures.

Manila Hibohibok Philippines Camiguin Island Manila Bulletin Red Cross

Premonition of Death Letter From Korea Father

In Philadelphia on September 15 a letter from PFC John J. McCormick 28 killed in action August 10 in Korea was read to his daughters Rose Marie six and Joan three. The letter spoke of fighting evil and urged the children to be good for their mother, describing his thoughts and love as he faced death.

Philadelphia Pfc John J. McCormick Korea Mummie Daddy Mary McCormick Defense Department Mrs. McCormick L. E. Sheel Germany Pottsville Chester John Rose Marie Jeannie

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