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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1948

Page

3

Bethlehem Road To Nativity Blocked By Rising War Lines

Bethlehem reporters describe a mined five mile path from Jerusalem to Manger Square ringed by Arab and Jewish artillery. Pilgrims face possible passage denial this Christmas Eve as Arab leaders weigh permit. UN observers and foreign visitors gather amid nationalist tension and lower souvenir sales.

Jerusalem Joseph Mary Christ Israel Bethlehem David

Brazilians Hope For Flood Relief

In Rio de Janeiro improving weather promised relief to flood areas. Officials estimate 400 dead or missing and 5,000 homeless, with some reports suggesting up to 000 dead and 20,000 homeless. Red Cross ambulances carried vaccines and supplies were flown in to assist recovery.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Brazilian Red Cross

November Liquor Tax Revenue and Seizures Reported

The Texas Liquor Control Board announced November revenue from alcohol beverages of 1,433,000 dollars. Inspectors seized eight illicit stills with 1,505 gallons of mash and nine gallons of moonshine liquor, leading to five arrests across Titus, Harrison, Bowie, Smith, Rusk, and Jasper Counties.

Texas Liquor Control Board Titus Harrison Bowie Smith Rusk Jasper

GOP Liberals To Seek Voice In Party Policy

Senator Ives of New York says about a dozen liberal Republicans will push for a voice in policy making in the new Senate. He notes their aim is a forward looking stance and cites moves around leadership while blaming Dewey’s 1948 defeat on Congress not selling housing, slum clearance, and Taft Hartley reforms.

GOP Washington Ives New York Senate Republcans 4Ny Taft Ohio Republican Policy Committee Northeast Pacific Coast Thomas E. Dewey Dewey Congress

Reubens Half Acre and Local Irrigation Demos

Austin area farmers showcase overhead irrigation systems along the Colorado River. C Q Boatman and restaurateur Harry Akin run river bottom dairy and oats plots with alfalfa tests while other locals plant rescue grass and prepare for dairy and forage improvements. Granger FFA places second in leadership contest at Belton. 4 H clubs hold December meetings. and Future Farmers of America seek entries for Houston or Fort Worth shows.

Pave Shanksustin Emspron Texas Colorado River C. Q. Boatman Austin Harry Akin Austin Restaurateur Webberville Road Boatman Akén Armstrong Carl Kruger C. H. Rush Akin Granger Ffa Belton Granger Huntsville Raymond Haijda Lawrence Pozasky Charles Neal Jerry Rable Harley Davidson Adolph Dobins Wilburn Robbins Allen Parker Robert Wolbruck Rudy Bohac E. D. Clements Future Farmers OF America Houston Fort Worth Reuben

City Manager Guston Morgan Visits Mother in Dallas

City Manager Guston Morgan returned to his desk Monday after spending the weekend with his mother in Dallas.

Guston Morgan Dallas

School Racial Case Settled in Dallas County

In a federal suit brought by Elijah Stevenson and others against Dallas County school superintendent Joe P. Morris and Sowers district officials, an agreement settled claims of unequal facilities for Negro students. The county will provide bus transport to the Negro High School and fund a well at the Sowers school. protest strike actions by Negro parents were noted.

Dallas Dallas County Sowers Independent Elijah Stevenson Joe P. Morris Sowers William H. Atwell Sowers School

Valley Duchess Chosen To Lead Citrus Fiesta Voting Drive

In San Benito on December 20 16 year old Anne Spicer was named the Duchess for the Texas Citrus Fiesta to be held in Mission next month. She was elected by members of three luncheon clubs who cast 140 votes, five more than the last municipal election.

San Benito Anne Spicer Mission

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