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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1950
Page
5
Ninety four year old Yukio Ozaki visits Washington to promote amity and warn of rising communism. The Tokyo mayor and veteran liberal fighter urges stronger U S Japan ties and a concrete stand against communism to avert possible war.
A collection of quips notes and reflections on honesty politeness money and human habits. It contrasts modern fast living polite discourse and personal worries with verses about old Potomac quiet and a youth's late bedtime.
The piece explains how counties may vote to accept up to a 39 cent fund for farm to market and flood control works under a recent amendment. It notes automatic tax rates and how the state board will set funds per remission laws, with counties yielding ad valorem tax when laws expire. Several counties may hold elections next November alongside the general election.
A columnist argues against hysteria and warns about Communist disinformation tactics. He cites FBI vigilance under J Edgar Hoover, warning not to circulate rumors or rush to judgments while noting labor unions use radio campaigns to influence politics and disrupt production.
The piece reports on federal inquiries into migratory labor conditions in California Texas and the Southwest. It notes hearings by the House agriculture committee and a presidential commission investigating exploited migrant workers including children. Beechnut exemplifies progressive labor policy amid partisan debates.
A reader questions a range of trivia from military ratios in World War I to horse racing legality by state. Answers cite the Department of Defense and historical notes, with items on General Tom Thumb, S shaped sink drains, a 10 000 piece puzzle record, and horseradish preparation and storage.
Jack Lait urges urban readers to take Civil Defense seriously. He warns of potential atom bomb impacts on major cities, outlines mass casualty scenarios and the need for rapid evacuation, hospitals, blood supply, and large scale organization. He cites Washington leaders and New York officials stressing duty and readiness.
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