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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1949

Page

2

State Health Department Plans To Offer Radiation Study Course

The State Health Department announced a January radiation monitoring short course in cooperation with the US Public Health Service. It covers instrument calibration and interpretation, radiation origins, biological effects, shielding, and will invite safety representatives from industry and insurers to attend. Attendees must bring own instruments for the lab portion. lectures available otherwise. Notify Dr. George Cox to participate. Course runs January 8 to January 13.

State Health Department State Department of Health Industrial Hygiene Division US Public Health Service Health Department George Cox

Chicago Airport Named for Hero

Chicago names its new international airport in honor of Lt. Cmdr. Edward H. O Hara The 7000 acre facility near Park Ridge was constructed in 1942 43 for wartime C54 production by Douglas Aircraft. O Hara a Chicagoan earned the Medal of Honor posthumously for defending the Lexington on February 20 1942 against seven Japanese bombers.

Chicago Monster International Airport Edward H Butch) O'Hara Selma O'Hara St. Louis Edward Park Ridge Douglas Aircraft Corporation O'Hara Lexington

San Saba Man Killed In Fort Worth Wreck

J E Shipman aged 61 from San Saba died after a pickup struck a utilities pole Saturday night in Fort Worth cutting power to the West Side for about an hour. The truck driver, a 31 year old Fort Worth man, was arrested on careless collision charges.

Fort Worth J. E. Shipman San Saba

Audie Murphy Earns Medal Of Honor In World War II

September 19 1944 highlights Audie Murphy a Farm ersville Texan who led a detail and called for artillery. He answered headquarters question on distance to the enemy with a calm Texan line and then spoke to the foe himself. Murphy received the Medal of Honor and many other decorations for his World War II service.

Audie Murphy Farmersville Murphy

Coupland Pastor's Aide Holds Regular Meeting

Seventeen members attended the regular monthly meeting of the Pastor's Aide of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church in the Community Building. A biblical quiz was led by Mrs. Nelson Spiegelhauer and a skit was presented by Miss Ruth Pfluger and several others. Mrs. Kermit Dreidel directed the business session. Hostesses were Mrs. Otis Hardi and Mrs. C. E. Guentzel.

Kermit Dreidel Otis Hardi C. E. Guentzel

Dutch Indonesian talks in hush hush parley at Namur

Dutch and Indonesian delegates meet in Namur Belgium in a hush hush parley to break the deadlock on the Indonesian problem. They are seeking a basic solution to future relations between Holland and its former East Indian colony.

Namur Belgium Holland

Budget Cut Seen For Armed Units

Senator Tydings said on WBAL radio that administration sources aim to trim the next fiscal year's armed services budget to about 13.5 billion dollars, down from this year's roughly 15 billion. He noted the effort seeks economy without weakening the three services.

Washington Tydings Senate Armed Services Committee WBAL Verne Mudge Senate Navy Air Force House Omar N. Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff

Tobin Seeks Expanded Unemployment Benefits

Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin urged extending unemployment compensation to 26 weeks nationwide and raising the weekly amount to 30 dollars. He spoke for broadcast with the Western States Democratic Conference and pledged to push Congress to widen coverage and benefits to support workers and the economy.

San Francisco Labor Maurice J. Tobin Tobin Democratic Conference Congress

Philip Cohen's car found in Queens after Long Island murder

The 1949 sedan linked to ex mobster Philip Cohen, known as Little Farfel, was found abandoned in Queens near 118th Street and Rockaway Boulevard. Police believe the vehicle was involved in the gangland killing after Cohen's body was dumped on a Long Island road.

New York Philip (Little Farfel

Austin Seminary Shows Signs of Fast Growth

The Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary at 100 West 27th Street reports its largest enrollment as brick laying begins on a new Gothic library. Enrollment reaches 127 with 93 undergraduates and 25 graduates amid plans for a $250000 expansion, additional housing, and a new administration building as Dr. David L. Stitt resumes his presidency.

Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary West 27Th Street Austin Samson Hall Gertrude Whitis Marvin Eickenroht San Antonio J. M.odom Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana Texas

60 Year Old Warned Not to Rock Grandfather

In MANAGIL Sudan on Sept 18 a 60 year old Sudanese man was warned by the district commissioner that he would be arrested if complaints continued about him throwing stones at his grandfather.

Managil Blue Nile Province Sudan

Hutto PTA Holds First Meeting of School Year

In Hutto on Tuesday the Hutto Parent-Teacher Association will meet in the school auditorium for a 2:45 p m business session followed by refreshments. New president Mrs Walter Albert urges all parents with children enrolled to attend.

HUTTO Hutto Parent-Teacher’s Association Walter Albert

Pastors Plan Meeting Led by Dr Flowers Tuesday

The Austin Ministerial Alliance will hold its first fall meeting on Tuesday at 12 noon in the Campus Cafeteria. Dr J G Flowers president of Southwest Texas State Teachers College will speak on Observations on Educational Problems of Post War Germany. New officers Bertram Klausner J E Chester T M Yerxa will be installed.

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Anglo Air Marshal Tours U S Bases In September Visit

Air Marshal Lord Tedder chief of staff of the British Royal Air Force arrived in Washington from London for an inspection tour of US Air Force installations. General Hoyt Vandenberg welcomed him at National Airport at 12 21 a m CST. The visit lasts about three weeks before Tedder proceeds to Canada.

Washington Lord Tedder Royal Air Force London Hoyt Vandenberg US Air Force National Canada Air Force

Beheading Room Turned Into Munich Motor Repair Shop

The Stadelheim penitentiary near Munich once famed for Nazi era beheadings is being cleaned and redeveloped into a motor repair shop. More than 1,100 executions occurred there, reshaping local memory as the facility undergoes conversion.

Munich Stadelheim

Group To Probe Hike in Oil Price

Senator Maybank of South Carolina announced a Senate banking committee probe into recent price increases in heating and fuel oils. He warned the rise would hurt families and said the gap between gasoline and heating oil prices must narrow to spur refiner output for winter.

Washington Maybank D-Sc Senate Banking Committee South Carolina

Ancient but agile Glidden tour plans 650 mile vintage run

Washington reports 85 antique automobiles led by a 1901 Oldsmobile prepare for a Glidden tour from Gettysburg to Williamsburg. Participants include James Melton and M. J. Duryea, with the era spanning from 1901 to 1919 and models like Winton, Stutz Bearcat, and Mercer. The journey runs Sept. 25 to a weeklong route through Pennsylvania to Virginia.

Associated Press Washington Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia Maryland Delaware Goshen Maxwell Mercedes Mercer Mitchell Jackson Chalmers American Automobile Association New York City Breton Woods N. H Antique Automobile Club of America Veteran Motor Car Club of America AAA Gettysburg Williamsburg James Melton M. J. Duryea America Ford

Texas Medical Group Reviews Progress Reports at TMA Session

The Texas Medical Association executive council heard progress reports Sunday. Read by two boards and numerous councils and committees, the reports outline work for 1949. Over 100 officials attended the session at the Driskill Hotel, first open meeting since the May San Antonio convention.

Texas Medical Group The Texas Medical Association TMA Driskill Hotel San Antonio

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