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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1949

Page

5

Police Sheriff Wrangle Strains City County Ties

A shooting in Austin triggers a jurisdictional clash between the city police detective bureau and the county sheriff’s department. The suspect surrendered at the courthouse after the crime. both sides claim custody and control as investigators exchange witnesses and statements amid a tense standoff.

Austin Detective Bureau No. 1 Detail Bob Baker Baker Ernest Best Kullenberg Sheriff’s Office Klaus Bob Long Les Proctor Sheriff's Office Long Lee Best

Auto Industry Sitting on Slow Fuse

Victor Riesel surveys a wave of wildcat auto strikes as the United Auto Workers press for terms ahead of big talks with Ford. He notes production cuts, chalk-line disputes, and looming contract expirations across Chrysler, Hudson, Dodge, and others as Detroit braces for a nationwide industry showdown in 1949.

Victor Riesel Wildcats Detroit Walter Reuther Henry Ford Chrysler Briggs Ford Dodge Midland Steel Hudson Auto Union Hudson Company United Automobile Workers Ford Company Auto New York Post Corp

Inquiries and Answers From The Public Forum

A compilation of Q A style notes covering topics from mail bag production and flag display at Arlington to book sales by state and historical ages of Jesus. Includes entries on the Roosevelt Little White House shrine and Crazy Horse biography.

White House Warm Springs

Barkley Optimistic On Truman Program In Congress

Vice President Barkley told the Cabinet the Truman program is in better shape than public, predicting passage of housing, education aid, reciprocal trade and school health. He doubts repeal of Taft Hartley, civil rights, minimum wage and health bills this year. Soboloff, UN aide, disappeared after returning to Russia, prompting Lie to fire him. A new notion of House efficiency over Senate is noted, plus a German trade exhibit opening in New York with Nazi-linked exhibitors barred by Gen. Clay.

Washington Barkley Capitol Hill Congress Truman Brooklyn Maxwell Shane South - Third Street Havemeyer Street Marine Parkway Bridge Prospect Park Irving Shulman Amboy Dukes New York Museum of Science and Industry Germany Frau Peter Pixis Pixis Hitler Clay USA Herbert Gross Pearl Hareor

Winchell On Broadway THREE DECADES OF JOLLITY

A historical survey traces Broadway humor from the 1920s through 1938, listing era icons and events. It notes Prohibition jokes, ONeill, the Prince of Wales, Harding, Noel Coward, Cal Coolidge, the 1929 crash, Hoover era humor, Hitler, Alf Landon, WPA jokes, and lean stock in 1938 with Wrong ord bus’s arrival.

Eugene Oneill Prince of Wales Maine Vermont Alf Landon FDR WPA E J

Fire safety audit urged for Texas state hospitals

The Texas Senate ordered a thorough fire danger survey of state hospitals after the Effingham incident. Fire officials pledged full use of the fire marshal and related agencies to inspect and report conditions, noting many older buildings and crowding heighten risk. The move aims to press lawmakers for funding to improve safety and safeguard patients.

Texas Senate Paul H. Brown Austin Fred Harris

Rabies Quarantine: Strays Gathered as Vaccination Gaps Grow

City officials face a tough enforcing the rabies quarantine as untagged and tagged dogs, many with vaccination lapses, roam neighborhoods. Officials urge sweeping action to seize all dogs and ensure annual vaccination to shield the public from infection.

Austin Wooldridge School

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