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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1949

Page

4

Alcoholism talks spark interest at Austin institute

The institute highlighted the severity of alcoholism with talks by Dr E M Jellinek and Yale's Horace Fort, while Dr Hanretta urged that Alcoholics Anonymous has aided the alcoholic beyond science. The Austin Education on Alcoholism committee organized the event, drawing attendees from across the state.

Dudley Austin Institute For E. M. Jellinek Horace Fort Yale University Hanretta Wade Austin State Hospital Alcoholics Anonymous Probem Austin Committee For Education On Alcoholism Fancher Archer Dr. Wade Austin Dea

Lewis Mine Squad Invades Big Cities In Union Drive

Investigative report details John Lewis and brother A Denny Lewis mobilizing coal field organizers to build a 1,000,000 member pattern by targeting taxi drivers theater workers and other urban labor groups. New York Philadelphia and other cities are cited as key battlegrounds with strategic shows of power and contract gains.

Victor Riesel John Lewis Alma Denny Lewis Big John Denny Mine Workers Union Grouchy Denny New York Philadelphia Manhattan Coal Union Denny’s Sylva N. C Lewis Main Street Lewis’ Taxi Local 703 United Construction Workers, District 50 United Mine Workers (Independent Lewis Taxi Kentucky Tennessee Fox Theater United Tance Texas New England New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Port Isabel Texline Pittsburgh Dick Walsh Jimmie Petrillo John L District 50 Kathryn Mine Workers Council West Virginia Panhandle UMW New York Post

Answers and opinions from a 1948 press Q and A page

A condensed Q and A compilation covers topics from U S geography and history to economics and labor. It notes Penasse Minn as a northern post office claim, doctor patient averages, Columbus descendants, eagle protection, airline distances, Abraham Lincoln schooling, dollar purchasing power, bilingual Canadian Parliament, and labor-organizing themes tied to John L Lewis plus a summary of the President's Council of Economic Advisers on economic policy.

Patterson Scholz

Broadway Gossip and Celebrity Sights at the Stork Club and Beyond

A bustling round of famous faces and rumors from New York nightlife. Francis X. Biddle, Nancy Kelly, William Gargan, Dorothy Kirsten, and more are seen at the Stork Club and nearby venues. Notes on Margot Stevenson, John Craven, Maureen Stapleton, and others hint at industry shifts, marriages, mergers, and a lurid library exhibit.

Broadway Street OF Dreams Winchellebrites Francis X. Biddle Nuremburg Goering and Co Stork Club Nancy Kelly William Gargan The Hollywoods Dorothy Kirsten Metropolitan Opera M. Downey Senor Tagliavini Fleur Cowles Lord and Lady Donegal Eddie Condon Greenwich Village Asylum Gary Coopers 5Th Avenuers Kathleen Amber Winsor Park Avenue Sherbrooke FDR Pup Fala Fala Martha Kemp Mature Vic Mature Hal Kemp Hayes Goetz London MGM Chas Chaplin Margot Stevenson John Craven Maureen Stapleton M. Allentuck Bob Strong Lois Andrews Marie Windsor Dorothy Wagner Woman Mag

Senate Courtesy Is of Old Times in Texas

The article argues against senatorial courtesy in Texas, noting it allows a distant senator to block a governor’s appointee. It praises merit and checks on office, arguing a two thirds Senate vote is a strong standard. A young representative envisions a campaign that rejects personal obstruction in confirmations. Accented by census plans for Austin, ensuring full population counts and expanded city limits align with growth.

Texas House of Representatives Senate Texas Austin Highland Parks Alamo Heights

Depression feared in 1950 51 says economic council

Washington reports that the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers warns of a definite depression in 1950 or 1951 unless immediate steps are taken. They call for coordinated action by the administration Congress business farmers and labor to prevent low mood amid rising then falling prices and stalled demand.

Clark-Keyserling Group Washington Council of Economic Advisers Congress White House Council Politburo Moscow Europe OPA Nourse

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