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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1949

Page

6

Lighter Moments Pepper Grim Communist Trial in New York

The eight month conspiracy trial mixed grim proceedings with moments of humor. Judge Medina quipped about a country club atmosphere while defense lawyers teased his reactions. Testimony included a birth name quip about Philip and a recess for a baby birth.

New York Red Russia Harold R. Medina Medina Carl Winter Philip A. J. Isserman Gilbert Green Chicago Soviet Union Green Edward E. Strong Philadelphia Strong Frank H. Gordon Gladstein Herbert J. Phillips University of Washington Phillips

Brussels Sprouts Hub on Long Island

Long Island area produces the majority of Brussels sprouts grown in America, supplying a large share of the nation’s supply. Harvests are tied to regional farming practices and seasonal cycles, sustaining local agriculture and national consumption.

Long Island N. Y America

Air Force Planes to Meet Thomas in Himalayan Rescue

US rescue aircraft to rendezvous with injured Lowell Thomas who is marching on foot from Gyantse toward the Indian border after a horse accident in the Himalayas. Thomas will be flown to New Delhi for medical care once contact is made in Bhutan near Tibet.

New York US Air Force Lowell Thomas Tibet Thomas Lowell Thomas Jr Gyantse Lhasa Himalayas Air Force Rescue Center Dhurban Saudi Arabia Bhutan New Delhi Truman Dalai Lama Bey

Quirino Tours Rebel Country With Armed Guards

President Elpidio Quirino travels into rebel held areas north of Manila accompanied by armed security guards as part of his campaign. The Sept. date is reported from Manila.

Manila Elpidio Quirino

Drys Watch for Encouragement From Oklahoma's Liquor Vote

National temperance leaders expect Oklahoma's repeal vote to spark a nationwide push for prohibition. W. Henderson Barton cites moves in Arkansas North Carolina Kentucky Tennessee and Texas as states watching Oklahoma for a springboard to restore statewide prohibition. He notes about 2 percent live in dry areas and nearly one third of counties are dry, with shifts underway as cities in dry counties may vote wet and a broader ban trend grows.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma New Hope W. Henderson Barton Washington Temperance League of America Arkansas North Carolina Kentucky Tennessee Texas Barton Union United States Whisky Trust Tennessee Methodist Conference

Shivers To Ride In Fair Parade

Gov Allan Shivers will arrive in Wichita Falls at 3 p m to headline a parade kicking off the Texas Oklahoma Fair and Southwestern Oil Exposition. He will ride a mile and a half parade escorted by officials from the fair chamber of commerce and YMCA.

Wichita Falls Allan Shivers Shivers Municipal YMCA

New Officers Named By Doctor's Group

The Texas Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists elected new officers after a three day convention in Dallas. Fort Worth's Dr. Herbert Beavers was named president with Dr. Howard Smith of Marlin as president-elect and Dr. Carey Heitt of Fort Worth as vice president. Houston’s Dr. George Adam became secretary treasurer and the president elect will assume the presidency next year.

Dallas Texas Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists San Antonio Herbert Beavers Fort Worth Howard Smith Marlin Carey Heitt George Adam

Glidden Tour Trundles Through Five States From Gettysburg

A caravan of 89 vintage autos and one motorcycle began a 650 mile Glidden tour from Gettysburg, pausing to honor aviator Augustus Post. The route travels through Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland and Delaware ending in Wilmington.

Gettysburg William R. Johnson Marva Seiffert West Kingston R. L Luray Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia Maryland Delaware Richard Larson Daniel la Pointe Montreal Canada J. H. Gest Fairfield Augustus Post New York Post Theodore B. Brooks Wayne, Pa Wilmington Del

Cut in Argentine Peso Rumored Cut in Peso

Buenos Aires reports unconfirmed rumors that the Argentine government may revalue the peso this week to align with worldwide devaluations. Officials are silent while observers cite a week-long moratorium on foreign exchange as a sign of a planned adjustment.

Buenos Aires

Car Train Crash Fatal in Houston

Levi Southern, 56, of Houston was killed when his car collided with a Missouri Pacific freight train Sunday night.

Houston Levi Southern Missouri Pacific

Pact With Spain Proposed by Taft As Defense Move

Senator Taft urged quick restoration of friendly relations with Spain as a boost to NATO defenses against a possible Soviet attack. He argued Spain’s strategic location warrants full diplomatic recognition and an ambassador to Madrid, while noting no military aid plan is proposed.

Spain Taft Washington Ohio North Atlantic Senate Republican Policy Committee Community of Nations Europe Madrid Truman McCarran Franco State Acheson United States State Department United Nations

Judge's Widow Dies in Houston at 80

Mrs. William Masterson, widow of late District Judge William Masterson, died in Houston Sunday night at age 80. A native of Alabama, she had resided there 35 years.

Houston William Masterson Alabama

Foreigners Evacuated From Shanghai Aboard USS Gordon

The USS Gen. W. H. Gordon departed Shanghai with 1,218 foreigners in the first large exodus from Communist China. The ship heads toward Hong Kong after receiving safe conduct from both sides. Dozens of diplomats aboard include Canadian Ambassador Davis and British Minister Lamp.

W. H. Gordon Shanghai China General Gordon Hong Kong Donald King Northwest Airlines King Associated Press Fred Hampson Hampson T. C. Davis L. H. Lamp John Wesley Jones Nanking Gordon

Chain Store Group Reports Profit Drop

Chain Store Group reports profit decline for six months ending July 31 with net profits of 5.124 million or 1.55 a share, down from 6.475 million or 2.11 a share last year. Net sales total 180.075 million versus 183.321 million a year ago.

New York May Department Stores Co

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