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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1950

Page

3

Flying Boxcar Brigade Opens Japan Korea Airlift

Major General William Tunner, famed Berlin airlift chief, leads Far East Air Force combat cargo command shuttling between a southern Japan base and Kimpo Korea. Cargo planes deliver eight ton loads as bombardment grows and Kimpo keeps moving forces.

Japan Seou Kimpo Korea William 4H. Tunner Far East Air Force Combat Cargo Command Inchon Harbor Seoul William L. Roberts Tunner Combat Cargo Command CCC

Four Postmasterships Approved by Senate

The Senate has approved postmaster nominations in Texas for Aubrey Lee Davee Brady Lucile Fairman Goldthwaite J Smith Cluck Leander and Hulan P Armstrong Menard with the approvals announced from Washington on September 19.

Washington Senate Texas Aubrey Lee Davee Brady Lucile Fairman Goldthwaite J. Smith Cluck Leander Hulan P. Armstrong Menard

Woman linked to Galveston death case charged in Texas check forgery

Paris reports a woman in her mid twenties, Delma D. Bell, was arrested on federal charges of check negotiations and forgery tied to a 1947 Galveston death by own action case. Secret Service says she is the identified suspect. bond set at 1500 dollars as authorities connect notes and beach evidence to the incident.

Paris Galveston Forrest V. Sorrell Dallas Secret Service Delma D. Bell Clara C. Faust Sorrels Texarkana Department of Public Safety Sorrell Bell Houston Dodson Hanes

Phoenix Wind and Hail Storm Causes Massive Losses

Phoenix faces estimated damage exceeding 1 billion dollars after a hurricane force wind and hailstorm. The one hour storm severely damaged Sky Harbor Airport with 22 planes crushed and 22 more possibly repairable, left 25 families homeless, and injured several, including a critically injured 19 year old bricklayer. Damage to homes, glass, and crops is being assessed.

Phoenix Ariz Sky Harbor Tony Galen Louis R. Jurwitz Glazer Jurwitz

Woods Seeks Tighter Rent Controls Expansion

Housing expediter Tighe Woods reportedly urged authorizing new rent controls that would cover residential property and allow ceilings on commercial property and real estate sales. He framed these as personal views not official policy, while Congress debates possible changes to the law amid uncertain prospects.

Washington Tighe Woods Associates Budget Bureau San Francisco Woods’ Associates Truman Congress Woods Denver Senate House Banking Spence

Coed Seeks Air Force ROTC Admission Stirring St Louis Unit

St Louis University coed Margery Lawton 18 applied to join the school's Air Force ROTC, claiming Air Force rules allow any student to enroll. Major Aubrey Bouck will refer the case to Tenth Air Force headquarters at Selfridge AFB Michigan as he weighs mobilization fears and her commission prospects in the Women’s Air Force.

ST. Louis INS St. Louis University Women's Air Force Maj Bouck Tenth Air Force Headquarters Selfridge Air Force Base Mich

Godfrey Discovers Potential Singing Star Aboard Naval Base

Radio and television star Godfrey, on a two week training cruise at Pensacola Naval Air Base, auditioned 21 year old sailor Julius Larose of Brooklyn New York who could become a singing star for Godfrey's radio TV show. Larose is slated to appear on the show soon.

Pensacola Fla INS Godfrey Pensacola Naval Air Base Julius Larose Aviation Electronics Brooklyn N. Y Larose

Airmen Die as B-29 Crashes on Okinawa Takeoff

Three men died when a B 29 bomber crashed during takeoff on Okinawa. Radio operator James P Cooper was unable to escape. Firemen Richard J Patterson and Lt Paul Minn and Col Jack Morris also perished in the rescue attempt.

Tokyo Okinawa Far Eastern Air Force James P. Cooper Clara V. Cooper Easton Cooper Richard J. Patterson Paul Minn Jack Morris Elyria Ohio

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