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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1949

Page

2

Chaplin Joins Red Peace Congress in Paris

Movie actor Charlie Chaplin aligns with the Communist organized World Peace Congress to be held in Paris later this month. He mails a statement saying he is happy to join the International Liaison Committee of Intellectuals for peace and to add his name to the group.

Charlie Chaplin Red Peace Congress Paris Chaplin Legion International Liaison Committee

Keeping City Dry

New Orleans uses a drainage system with 11 pumping stations to dispose of floodwater from low-lying areas.

New Orleans

Simpson Heads New Officers Of TB Society

John D. Simpson, local dairyman, becomes president of the Travis County Tuberculosis Association as Dr. Robert B. Morrison steps down. New officers include Mrs. Paul Bowman as first vice president and Dr. John Garcia as second vice president. The board meets April 26 with 7 new members and several holdovers. Simpson, dairy executive and former national dairy worker, resides at 2309 Quarry Road.

John D. Simpson Travis County Tuberculosis Association Simpson Robert B. Morrison Morrison Philip R. Overton Paul Bowman John Garcia Harry J. Leon T. H. Williams Jr Charles W. West Oners Thomas John L. Keel Rose C. Timmermann W. W. Kelton Oliver Bruck Charles T. Ae Lee Richey Gusgas Thomas D. Rishworth Ben Sam J. Smith Walter E. Seaholm George Felter Allen Cain W. A. Bandy Alden Davis Julius Johnson Ella H. B.ys Ag RN Pannell J. H Meek Jr J. Edward Johnson Howard Smith Dairy Products Institute of Texas Austin Exchange Club Stewards The First Methodist Church Ben Hur Shrine Waco Rice Institute Quarry Road

Johnson Sees Troubled Future for World Peace

Defense Secretary Johnson told a Philadelphia audience at the USS Roanoke commissioning ceremony that it will be many years before a real enduring peace exists. He noted the ship is named after Roanoke, Virginia, his birthplace, and warned the Roanoke may become a weathered veteran of the seas before peace arrives.

Philadelphia INS Defense Johnson Roanoke Seven Seas

Kathleen Winsor Weds 33 Year Old Lawyer in Savannah

Municipal Judge Victor H. Mulling surprised reporters by revealing he married Kathleen Winsor and Arnold Krakower, 33 year old New York lawyer, Sunday in Savannah. The judge said he was unaware the bride was author of Forever Amber and that the couple obtained a marriage license in Savannah shortly before the noon ceremony at his home.

Savannah INS Victor H. Mulling Kathleen Winsor Arnold Krakower New York Amber Mulling

Hill Brothers cut price of roasted coffee in New York

Hill Brothers reduced its roast coffee price by 1 2 cent a pound to 52 12 cents. Trade sources said the cut followed easing green coffee prices in recent weeks.

New York Hill Brothers

Furlong Leaves Austin For Shamrock Hotel Post

William H. Furlong resigns to join Shamrock Hotel staff in Houston as assistant manager of the new Shamrock. Paul Craddock named executive assistant manager at the Stephen F. Austin after six months as Austin catering manager. R. K. Trenary will fill Craddock’s former post at Wardman Park Hotel.

W. H. Furlong Paul Craddock Stephen F. Austin Furlong Houston Neal Douglass William H. Furlong Shamrock Craddock Austin R. K. Trenary Wardman Park Washington, D. C John Powell University of Texas San Antonio The Naval Service St. Anthony Mountain Lake Moody National Hotels Sysem

Mortgage Money Not Scarce Says Banker at ABA Conference

William A. Marcus of the American Bankers Association told Western bankers that there is enough mortgage money in the country, but it is not on tap in the right places. He blamed maladministration of supply and demand for the loan shortage perception.

San Francisco William A. Marcus Savings and Mortgage Division The American Bankers Association ABA Western Savings and Mortgage Conference

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