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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1948

Page

4

Regents Need Counterbalance To Woodward

The Austin American Capitol weighs the need for checks on Dudley K. Woodward Jr. as UT Board of Regents chair. The column argues for gubernatorial flexibility after talking with various groups, urging a counterbalance on the board and openness in regents meetings. The piece critiques secrecy and urges public access to proceedings.

Margaret Mayer Austin American Capitol University of Texas Board of Regents Dudley K. Woodward Jr Board of Regents Southern University University of North Carolina University of Texas University Board of Regents Regents Jester Woodward

State offices center and modern insane hospital at no new cost

The editor highlights a plan to develop a state office center and a modern Austin State Hospital without additional appropriation. By selling or repurposing city and state sites near the Capitol and at the Austin State Hospital campus, the state could raise funds to acquire land, build facilities, and reduce Capitol overcrowding while boosting city tax rolls and development.

Austin Capitol Ilth Congress Travis County Walton State Building Tribune Austin State Hospital Jollyville North Austin Community Center

Polite Way To Tell Madame Chiang No

Harold L. Ickes critiques policy makers for guiding Madame Chiang Kai-shek through a polite rebuke of American sentiment toward her husband Chiang. He suggests using Biblical passages from Daniel to illustrate consequences, arguing the regime’s corruption warrants scrutiny and restraint.

Mme Chiang Harold L. Ickes Chiang Kai-shek United States China Chiang New York Post Corp

Headlines Race Between Justice Dept and Un American Activities Committee

Washington story details the Chambers Hiss case fueling a public headline race. Nixon and McDowell push previews while the Justice Department speeds grand jury actions ahead of congressional hearings. Subpoenas kept Hiss and Chambers in the news cycle.

Washington Chambers-Hiss State Department un-American Activities Committee Justice Department Whittaker Chambers Baltimore Alger Hiss Richard Cleveland Grover Cleveland Chambers Hiss William Marbury Robert Stripling unAmerican Activities Committee Westminster Stripling Justice New York California Dick Nixon unAmerican Panama Treasury Treasury Department Truman Cong Nixon Special Coast Guard unAmerican Committee Cong. Nixon John McDowell Pennsylvania Jack McGahey Tom Donegan Grand Jury McGahey McDowell

Broadway gossip and show biz notes from Winchell column

Lucille Ball visits Manhattan for The Big Street promotion while Josh Logan and Jose Ferrer push The Silver Whistle curtain 36 hours early. Morley previews a new novel The Man Who Made Friends With Himself and Doubleday will publish it. Greta Garbo eyes window toys. Rex Harrison missteps in Philly. Boyer debuts in Red Gloves on Broadway. Rex Harrison and Arline Judge gossip plus industry quips and punchlines.

Lucille Ball Damon Rungarn Hollywood Josh Logan Jose Ferrer Christopher Morley Doubleday Morley Greta Garbo Maggie Truman Ilse Bay Vienna Morton Downey Dot Murton Floreeda Burton Rascoe Littee S. van Praag Rascoe Rex Harrison Philly Ross Arline Pat Burrage Bob Sylvester Art Ford Vikki Dougan Mag Fronts Benny Goodman Stanley Hasselgard

Diplomatic musings and trivia from a wartime era page

A fragment of a pondering letter suggests using passages from the Book of Daniel to ease tensions with Madame Chiang while minimizing offense. The page also presents a rapid Q A on geese migration, the 64 question origin, parliamentary law, Jewish months, wig hairs, Smithfield ham, UK parliaments, and mixed marriages with Indian tribes.

Brighten Your Home With House Plants Booklet

Government publication House Plants offers care guidance for successful growth. Learn what to do and avoid common mistakes in a 30 page illustrated booklet. Order by sending 10 cents to Austin American Information Bureau, 316 Eye Street NE Washington DC.

Austin American Information Bureau Eye Street N. E Washington, D. C

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