North Austin High School site dispute over dairy tract use
North Austin residents clash with school officials over site for a proposed high school east of Dallas Highway between Denson Lane and Koenig Lane. They favor the Austin State Hospital dairy site, potentially involving a legislative sale of 25 to 30 acres, while elsewhere urging purchase or condemnation.
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North Austin High School
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Koenig Lane
Austin Hospital
Temple B. Mayhall
North Austin Civic Club
Austin State Hospital
Mayhall
North Austin Group
St. John Orphanage
Texas Department of Public Safety
City of Austin
Austin School Board
Willie Koeureck
Names of old furnaces and world facts
Old time blast furnaces were named after family members with Grace Fanny Emma Elizabeth Rebecca and Lucy common. Population estimates for the Americas at Columbus arrival range widely from eight to seventy five million with a Smithsonian cited 15 590 000. Napoleon’s 1805 election as French emperor drew 3 572 329 votes for versus 2 569 against. Steel firms purchase about 10 000 dollars in platinum annually for industrial use alongside large diamond buys.
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Western Hemisphere
Smithsonian Institution
Texas State Guard Reserve Corps Eyes Active Internal Security
Houston conference outlines rapid move to activate 60 battalions in three brigades plus 150 community units for internal security. Congress authorizes activation with National Guard. federal support includes uniforms arms equipment and training facilities. Major General Ray mond Phelps leads the Texas State Guard Reserve Corps in expanding readiness and coordinating with civil defense and law enforcement.
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Raymond Phelps
San Antonio
Reserve Corps
What Will You Give Cities Civil Defense and Relief Programs
The article outlines civil defense, disaster relief, Red Cross rescue and medical work, evacuation plans, and militia organization with defined units ready for deployment. It reviews Frank Hughes's book Prejudice and the Press criticizing the Hutchins Luce Commission and defending press freedom.
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Frank Hughes
the Freeman
Chicago Tribune
Commission
Labor politics and Soviet influence in labor unrest
A broad, opinionated briefing alleges Soviet and Chinese influence inside Czechoslovakia and the U.S. labor scene. It claims MKD police controls in Czechoslovakia, failed cotton shipments to Red China, and plans for propaganda networks from Singapore to India. It also notes coal wage talks led by John Lewis, suspected communist activity in New York, and U.S. efforts to counter Communist operations abroad.
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Household Helps provide tips for easier homemaking tasks
Hints and suggestions for simplifying household work are offered in a booklet titled Household Helps. The piece urges readers to send 15 cents to the Austin American Information Bureau in Washington DC to obtain the booklet and learn time saving shortcuts.
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Costly Blunders Hold Up Withdrawal of Marines
Washington column outlining WWII veterans at the Waldorf, missteps in Korea, MacArthur's handling, and interservice liaison failures between Walker and Almond. It cites Chinese attacks due to gaps between Eighth Army and Tenth Corps, four days at Chosin, and delayed orders. It also notes Palmer's civil rights stance and uranium sourcing efforts amid nuclear tensions.
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Walton Walker
Eighth Army
Edward Almond
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Henri Bonnet
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Washington
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Seventh Infantry
Hungnam Harbor
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Broadway Gossip and High Society Scandals Parade
Walter Winchell on Broadway highlights marriages and affairs among stars and socialites. Mary Astor and Gore Vidal enter April public life. Ann Revere's apartment is burgled. Faye Emerson photo ban. various society figures face lawsuits, divorces, and political intrigues as a whirlwind of celebrity names fills pages.
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Texas
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Copley Plaza
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E. P. Dutton
Hart
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Percy Melville
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Sandra Fangs
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Marquesa de Casafuerte
Long Island
Maharajah of
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