Vast Texas home market boosts manufacturing potential
The Texas Engineering Experiment Station report shows 1949 in-state demand for fabricated metal products and machinery bought from other states totaling at least 400.89 million dollars. It highlights unmet needs in wires, engine parts, iron and steel, transformers, bolts, pumps, and more, urging expansion of local production to meet statewide demand.
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Sequoia Honor Tied to Sequoyah and Andean Drive
California's ancient sequoias are linked to Sequoyah the Cherokee chief who created an alphabet for his people. A Pan American Highway spur from Lima Peru crosses the Andes at 15,889 feet, a unique altitude reached by a passenger car.
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Texas Tideland Case Hints Continued Revenue Talks
The Houston Post reports Washington talks near on a financial settlement for tidelands after the Supreme Court decision. Texas seeks future royalties sharing with the federal government and states, with potential higher Gulf oil prospects beyond the 10 1/2 mile zone.
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Remember It and Settle: Texas Tides in Oil Endowment Debates
The article discusses a pending settlement framework involving Texas and federal authorities over offshore oil rights and school fund revenues. It notes broad state support, including Southern Governors, and outlines options using Supreme Court decrees or new federal law, aiming for a cooperative, less harsh outcome for Texas.
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Literary Thieves and Unconscious Plagiarism Across Writers
The piece recalls Ring Lardner and H.C. Witwer as left handed writers whose lines copied others, and cites cases from Irvin Cobb and Fannie Hurst. It recounts a Washington correspondent tale, a Liberty Magazine contest, and a Cosmopolitan discovery of a near duplicate story, noting accidental self plagiarism and deliberate theft.
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Answers and Q A from The Austin American Information Q
Readers asked questions on materials of pole balls origin of the snare drum and phrase by rule of thumb. Answers cover willow wood balls musk scent evaporated milk storage can tips Magnolia state flower and radio networks briefed with dates and figures.
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Deal Aids Alcoa Canada Plant in Hidden Pact
Washington insiders charge a secret U S Canada agreement expands Canadian aluminum output to benefit Alcoa and its affiliates. The plan would fund a new Kitimat yard to produce 500000 tons annually, while U S mills lose ground to Canadian capacity.
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Walter Winchell On Broadway War notes and society gabs in 1950s columns
A packed Walter Winchell On Broadway column covers political rumors and society gossip. It mentions staff resignations over a Soviet agent exposure, Acheson cabinet doubts, Perlman not quitting, Fedosov tensions, Ed Pauley’s influence, Booth gossip on Barker and Eccles hints, romantic entanglements, TV plans for Damon Runyon stories, Felix Knight’s Red Channels statement, legal and defense finances, a chartreuse car sighting, Kefauver probes, Attlee Spain visit, Annenberg’s Navy PR hitch, Kemble critics, and diplomatic responses to American and British tensions.
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