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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1949
Page
5
Utica barber Peter Borgia promotes Calvert whiskey noting its better taste and value. He switched to Calvert, calling it the best buy in his shop.
Yugoslavia ordered nine employees and officials of Hungary's Belgrade legation to leave the country within 24 hours, according to Tanjug. The Yugoslav legation in Budapest was instructed to protest Hungary's Monday night move ejecting 10 Yugoslav officials.
Hereford resident Mrs. Altavene Clark announced she would run for Congress from the 18th District if Representative Gene Worley does not seek re election. She previously served as Worley and Marvin Jones secretary and later as an executive officer of the House committee on agriculture.
The New Bedford Standard Times reports confidential information that the Soviet Union tested an atomic bomb on August 15, 1946. It alleges three plants Magni togorsk Nizhni Tagil and Plant 52 near Komsomolsk and cites witnesses saying the Soviet device may have failed to match the US test.
A Northwest Airlines plane was escorted for several minutes by a Russian fighter over the Northern Kuriles last Saturday. Bruce Aji Hoson, Tokyo attorney and American Chamber official, said the fighter looked over the jet and then departed. Tokyo reports say similar dawn patrols have occurred in the past 18 months.
Nationalist forces moved into Kukong near Canton's front in Kwangtung Province as fighting raged 15 miles east of the city. Chiang Kai Shek conferred with Li Tsung Jen and Yen Hsi ShAn in Canton while reinforcements from Formosa and Hainan arrived at Whampoa harbor.
Itasca scene of a dusting plane accident that left the aircraft demolished. H T Furry 37 pilot for the Shock Dusting Company of McAllen escaped injury after his plane struck a telephone wire 20 feet off the ground and did a cartwheel while dusting a cotton crop on the A L Bigham farm near Itasca. The crash occurred at about 100 miles per hour.
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