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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1950

Page

6

Livestock Prices Steady to Weaker at Austin Yard

Auction at the Austin Stock Yards shows prices steady to 50 cents lower than last week. Hogs up 75 cents. fat bulls from 22.50 to 25.50. cows 17.50 to 19. calves 26.50 to 29.40. hogs and calves sold with many individual lots listed for buyers in Austin and surrounding areas.

Austin Charles Allred Benner Ollie Beckett O. B. Breedlove R. Cromeans W. G. Collins G. R. Click Cedar Valley Houston Heath Bill Hearns Bastrop Tom Heath Sam Jiminez Elgin E. L. Kamp Creedmoor J. F. Karling A. G. Killingsworth Manor A. Lippe Kyle H. O. Lay Liberty Hill Preston Laws Patt Lockwood James B. Marley Louis Meredith Charlie Madison Ira Mason B. A. Pilchick Roy Renck Dee Robbins FE. W. Seiders Carl Schuessler Cedar Creek E. Seipp Eldredge Smarr Vernon Smith Lytton Springs Co. L. Taylor J. A. Waugh S. T. Wells

Only the Rich Buy Yule Trees in Mexico

Mexico City December 20. A government tree cutting ban drives Christmas tree prices to ten dollars, limiting access to wealthy buyers. Most trees are imported from New Mexico but few are sold as the average Mexican worker earns about 75 cents daily.

Mexico City Mexico New Mexico

Eisenhower Declares Calm Unity Will Guide US Europe Move

General Dwight D. Eisenhower, new head of the Western Union Army, says 150 million Americans united can accomplish any goal. He urges a calm, determined stance, noting the current world situation is not as dire as spring 1942. He plans to visit Denver and hopes for golf.

Denver Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe America Columbia University Western Union Ike Eisenhower Eisenhower John Sheldon Doud United States

Greetings from Hershey to over-age Washington reporters

Washington reporters over age were sent greetings by Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey on Wednesday. The messages conveyed official acknowledgment from Hershey and hinted at implications for wartime service.

Washington Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey

Selec tive Service Extends Christmas Wishes for 1951

The director and staff extend best wishes for Christmas and for the year 1951 to all readers and members of the Selective Service organization with a seasonal message.

Selective Service

Tucker Promoted to First Lieutenant in USAR Infantry

Talmadge Ray Tucker of 404 West 55th Street has been notified of his promotion to First Lieutenant, Infantry, United States Army Reserve. He is an electrical engineering student at the University of Texas.

Talmadge Ray Tucker West 55Th Street Infantry USAR Lt. Rucker University of Texas

New Grading System On Meat Starts Soon

The US will implement a nationwide reclassification of steer, heifer, and cow carcasses. Prime will combine current prime and choice, while good becomes choice and the new good derives from top of commercial. No price changes expected. live cattle ratings to align with carcass grades. Roy W. Snyder notes new prime will be more influential and that less than half of one percent now qualify for prime.

US Production and Marketing Administration Roy W. Snyder Texas A&m College Extension Service Snyder A&m

Tot Found on Ground in Parking Lot Dies

A two year old girl identified as Joyce Ann Lee died after being found lying in a parking lot beside her Houston home. She was rushed to a hospital where doctors determined the cause of death remained unclear. Neighbors suspect a vehicle strike but hospital staff found only a slight facial bruise.

Houston Joyce Ann Lee Rex H. Lee

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