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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1950
Page
17
Fragmented OCR reads of a Senate debate on price controls and voluntary actions by business labor agriculture and commuters. Mentions Truman partial credit aim and June 15 deadline with concerns over fake prices and cost effects.
Auto workers announced an agreement with a firm on Monday. The deal includes a pension for a 25 year service member and monthly payments, with adjustments to social benefits to reflect longer service and future increases.
The 1993 36 production base rose to 104 index points in April, marking a postwar high driven by activity in the Japanese market and reflecting a gain over earlier months.
The General Assembly could call for a 24 hour cease if violence escalates, as troop offers surface and public appeals mount. Leaders weigh responses while international diplomacy braces for a potential swift decision.
Sharman 8, daughter of Ambassador Lewis W. Douglas, may audition for a minor part in That Man From Tangier filmed in Spain. Producer Larry Corcoran announced the screen test but said she does not plan a screen career. She visits Elizabeth Firestone, who wrote the film's music.
Dallas man Michael Pedrosa, 46, was indicted by the Dallas County grand jury on a new charge of criminal assault intent after a court of appeals reversal over a misspelled victim name freed him from a 20 year sentence. The new charge uses a three year statute of limitations.
Doorbells rang in 12 apartments at 204 Smith Street prompting a police response. A young man kissed his sweetheart good night with her back against the lobby bell buttons, and an excited resident alerted authorities. The squad car arrived to investigate the scene.
Fragmentary text from New York reports a Rainmaker terms effort succeeding with names like de Walace F Nowell and Montey. Readable parts indicate a deal or arrangement concluded successfully.
Rome reports that the bones of St Benedict, founder of the Benedictine order, were found undamaged in Monte Cassino after wartime destruction. The find highlights monastery history and religious significance.
Rudolph, a World War II veteran and senior, is expected to graduate in August with a degree in business administration. A master of arts degree holder will also receive a bachelor’s degree in science, reflecting the institution’s education minded path.
New York reports the steel industry aims for its highest weekly tonnage since June. The American Iron and Steel Institute estimated 1 926 800 tons of ingots and steel for castings, up from 1 919 600 tons the previous week. The June 24 week total was 1 979 100 tons.
Reading lists a variety of shows with times such as 9 am 9:30 am and morning blocks. Mentions program names like America i, Musica Para, Noticiero Del Arte, and Hillbilly Hit Parade.
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