Red Cross Mail Campaign Urged in Travis County
Bob Phinney, Travis County Red Cross campaign chairman, urged supporters to mail in checks as the drive ends in April. He blamed human failure for only 47000 collected of a 65000 goal and warned 18000 noncontributors could reach the target if each sent a dollar. He noted most Texas cities met their quotas and urged Austin residents to support local Red Cross efforts for servicemen, veterans, and life saving programs.
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Bob Phinney
Travis County
Red Cross
Phinney
Texas
Austin
China Red Troops Withdraw From Yangtze North Bank
Chinese Communist troops reportedly retire on a broad front along the Yangtze as formal peace talks open in Peiping. Officials say withdrawals progress opposite Nanking and Shanghai while Attacks on Anking halt. Premier Ho Ying Ching prepares to fly to Canton to press the Nationalists during delicate negotiations.
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Yangtze
Peiping
Central Daily News
Chinkiang
Shanghai
Anking
North Bank
Chiang Kai- Shek
Associated Press
San Francisco
Ho Ying-Chin
Canton
Kuomintang
Nationalist Party
UT Prize Play Opens Tonight
The University of Texas drama department premieres Burke’s Peerage by Graham Ferguson. The three act play runs 8 p m to Saturday in X Hall with a cast including J. Young and Dave Thomas. Richard H. Lipscomb directs as Ferguson aids production on campus.
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Graham Ferguson
University of Texas Department of Drama
X Hall
Ferguson
Drama Department
J. Young
Dave Thomas
Ann Priddy
Nanette Winstead
Bob Blaustone
Betty Bemel
John Martin
Joseph Bonne
Jack McDonald
George Gilbreath
Frank Crawford
Ted Bowman
Ed Bavinghausen
Jack Ashford
Walter Richardson
Joe Douglas
Duane Newell
Shrimp License Act Ruled Out
A three judge federal court ruled Texas shrimp license differences unconstitutional. Non resident fishermen paid 200 dollar license and 2500 dollar boat fees while Texans paid 3 and 3 or 15 dollars. Suiters from Louisiana and others argued violation of the privileges and immunities clause of the 14th amendment. The decree cited a similar South Carolina case. Judges involved were Hutchinson Rice and Kennerly.
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US Supreme Court
South Carolina
Texas Game and Oyster Commission
Tom Steed
J. J. Hebert
Joe C. Hutchinson Jr
US Court of Appeals
Fifth Circuit
US _ District
Ben H. Rice Jr
T. M. Kennerly
Lucky Lady II Heads For Arizona Ring Flight
Lucky Lady II, the bomber that circled the globe non stop, departed Tinker Field Oklahoma City for a routine flight to Davis Monthan Air Force Base Tucson Arizona. A special crew from Davis Monthan arrived to fly the aircraft and oversee testing after its 94 hour world circumnavigation.
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Oklahoma City
Globe
Tinker Field Air Base
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Arizona
Davis-Monthan
Arizona Field
Tinker Field
Dallas Sailor Killed in Truck Accident
A 28 year old sailor attached to the Dallas Naval Air Station died when a Navy gravel dump truck plunged off a Belt Line Highway bridge into the Trinity River north of Grand Prairie. The sailor’s name was withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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Dallas Naval Air Station
Belt Line
Grand Prairie
Trinity River
NAS
Chevalier Talk Slated On Europe War Repair Efforts
Chevalier Willard Chevalier senior vice president of McGraw-Hill Publica tions will report on Europe's repair of war wreckage Wednesday at 8 p m in Hogg Auditorium Arrangements for his address here were made by the Austin Area Economic Development Foundation President C B Smith will preside Colonel Ike Ash burn will introduce him Invitation extended to Legislature faculty government and journalists
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Willard Chevalier
McGraw-Hill Publications
Europe
Hogg Auditorium
Chevalier
Austin Area Economic Development Foundation
C. B. Smith
Foundation
Ike Ashburn
University journalism students hear public speaker in Austin
University journalism students were invited to hear a speaker with a general invitation extended to the Austin public. The event aims to engage residents in broader discourse on media and public affairs.
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Nalism
University
Austin
Forrestal Undergoes Routine Medical Checkup
Former Defense Secretary James Forrestal is undergoing a routine medical checkup at the Naval Medical Center, announced Tuesday. The update comes from officials in Washington.
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Defense
James Forrestal
Naval Medical Center
New Class of WAFs Reports at Lockland
A new class of WAFs reports at Lockland trains 175 personnel, exceeding prior class sizes capped at 100. The batch focuses on basic training, including rising theft prevention and foundational skills for the force.
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Lockland
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