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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1949

Page

7

Court Upholds Subversive List Ruling

US Court of Appeals upholds government power to label organizations subversive. Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee, a charitable group, loses as district court ruling is affirmed. Justice Edgerton dissents, claiming lack of notice and speech restriction.

Tom Clark Washington US Court of Appeals Refugee Coma Charitable Organization Clark District Court Bennett Champ Clark James M. Proctor H. W. Edgerton Proctor Justice Department United States Edgerton

New Bathing Suits Debate Cited By Santa Monica Resident

Mrs. William Kent Cooper urged the Santa Monica City Council to regulate public dress in Southern California. She described people as "almost naked" and claimed indecent exposure affects public comfort during meals and in private spaces.

Santa Monica INS William Kent Cooper Southern California

Senate panel OKs farm price plan

A Senate committee approved a compromise bill setting flexible supports at 75 to 90 percent of parity for key crops including corn, wheat, cotton, tobacco, rice and peanuts. Milk and butterfat would rise to 9 percent if needed, with labor costs and a 10 year base shifting parity calculations. Compliance with planting and marketing rules would be required for full subsidies.

Anderson Secretary of Agriculture Brannan Hoch Congress Oe Ee

Churchill Forces Two Wins In Europe Council

In Strasbourg, Winston Churchill secured two Assembly victories in the Consultative body of the Council of Europe. Spaak of Belgium was elected unanimously as assembly president. Other vice presidents named included de Menthon, Jacini, Kraft and Layton with Whiteley and Valera trailing. Churchill spoke three times urging reform against current conditions.

Churchill Europe Council Strasbourg France Winston Churchill Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe Assembly Henri Spaak Belgium Spaak United Nations Assembly London New York William Whiteley Pres. Spaak Francois de Menthon Stefano Jacini Italy Ole Bjoern Kraft Denmark Lord Layton Britain Whiteley Layton Star Eamon Valera Ireland Labor Laborite

Do You Really Want to Take Off That Ugly Fat

An article questions diet regimens for weight loss and urges caution with new diet plans. It suggests using Barcentrate from a Texas druggist and cautions that vitamins alone do not reduce weight, requiring changes in eating habits and recognition that weight may return after stopping the diet.

Texas

HADACOL Promoted as Remedy for System Lacking Elements

An advertisement urges trying HADACOL claiming it supplies missing elements your body may need. The copy presents HADACOL as a solution to a generalized sour problem and promotes its benefits without citing scientific evidence.

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