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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1949

Page

11

White Australia Debate Intensifies Over Calwell Policy

News from Sydney and Melbourne centers on Immigration Minister Arthur Calwell enforcing the white Australia laws. The Truth raises calls for occasional concessions for Asians married to Australians, while supporters insist the policy maintains living standards. The dispute follows cases like Ser Lorenzo Gamboa, a Filipino-American held by the occupation forces in Japan, denied permission to visit his Australian wife and children.

Sydney Australia Arthur Calwell Calwell Ser Lorenzo Gamboa Japan Melbourne Philippine House of Representatives

South Koreans Seek US Arms Aid to Match North Korea Threat

South Korea asks the United States for a military aid and arms program to double its 50,000 man army and provide 50,000 reserves plus a 10,000 man navy, aiming for parity with the North. Dr Chough Pyung Ok says a new military agreement like Greece's is needed, with no American troops required. The cost for the first year is about 175 million dollars.

United States Russia North Korea United Nations Rhee Seoul Cheju New York Times Cough Pyung-Ok State Department Albert C. Wedemeyer Army Chough Acheson Greece Indepndence Korea America

House Group Orders Military PX Probe

Chairman Vinson of the House armed services committee ordered a probe into the multi million dollar business of military post exchanges ships stores and commissaries. A subcommittee led by Representative Philbin was appointed to conduct the study amid complaints and a note from the House small business committee that it would investigate if his committee did not.

Washington Vinson D-Ga House Armed Services Committee Philbin D-Miss Small Business Committee

Hard Pressed Japs Ignore Kathy Case

In Tokyo April reports note Kathy Fiscus story appeared in no Japanese newspapers. Editors say Japanese focus on rationing austerity and world events rather than the case of a single girl abroad.

Tokyo Kathy Fiscus Army Stars and Stripes Japan

638 Million Pounds of Fats and Oils Exported

The Commerce Department reported on Tuesday that it licensed over 638 million pounds of fat and oils for shipment to European countries during the first quarter of 1949.

Washington Commerce Department

Petticoat Ticket Wins Again in Arkansas Denning

In Denning Arkansas seven years of women led local government continued with Lois Dixon elected mayor and a female slate defeating a male group in the municipal election held Monday night.

Petticoat Arkansas Denning Ark Lois Dixon

Woman Admits Strangling Boy in Cleveland Case

A 64-year-old Cleveland housewife, Tillie Maschmeier, confessed to the brutal strangulation of four year old Robert Shaw late Monday. She signed a two page statement and twice tried to strangle herself in custody before a policewoman was assigned to her cell.

Cleveland Robert Shaw Tillie Maschmeier Shaw Maschmeier

Accused Slayer's Case Postponed in Milwaukee

Milton Babich, 19, accused of murdering his bride to be’s teenage sister Patricia Birmingham, saw a preliminary hearing moved to May 4. The state alleges he shot her and dumped the body in a river. Babich claims the shooting was accidental. District Judge Harvey L. Neelen granted the delay at attorney Arthur Richter’s request despite DA William McCauley’s objections.

Milwaukee Milton Babich Babijch Patricia Birmingham Harvey L. Neelen Arthur Richter William McCauley Richter

Chiropractor C L Vaughn Opens Practice at Rio Grande

A compact local note announces chiropractor C L Vaughn offering painless treatment with convenient parking at 1010 Rio Grande. Phone contact listed as 273 4.

Rio Grande

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