All-Time Mail Volume Record for Christmas in Austin
Austin postmaster Bob Phinney reported an all-time Christmas mail volume, with the Austin post office handling over one million more pieces than ever before from December 1 to 24. Incoming and outgoing mail, cards, and parcels increased, and money receipts rose 18.38 percent, mostly from volume rather than rate changes. Phinney attributed the surge to Austin’s growing population.
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Austin
Bob Phinney
Phinney
UT To Name New Buildings For Leaders
The University of Texas will erect three classroom buildings in 1950 named Benedict Hall Mezes Hall and Batts Hall to honor former President H Y Benedict former President Sidney Mezes and former Board of Regents member R L Batts. Benedict Hall will house mathematics Mezes Hall psychology and philosophy and Batts Hall modern languages. Townes Hall will be named for John Charles Townes a former Law School faculty member and dean.
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University of Texas
T. S. Painter
Benedict
Mezes
Batts
H. Y. Benedict
Sidney Mezes
Board of Regents
R. L. Batts
Law School
Townes
John Charles Townes
Cravens Named Bankers Head of Austin Clearing House
In its final 1949 meeting the Austin Clearing House Association elected E P Cravens president for 1950 and E C Bartholomew as vice president while Roy B Stewart became secretary and manager. Retiring officers include Jack C Adams Cravens and Oscar F Lenertz. Members include American National Austin National Capital National and Fidelity State Bank.
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Austin Clearing House Association
Morris Hirshfeld
Austin National Bank
E. P. Cravens
Capital National Bank
E. C. Bartholomew
Roy B. Stewart
Capital National UN
Jack C. Adams
Fidelity State Bank
Cravens
Oscar F. Lenertz
American National
Austin National
Capital National
Japanese executive leaps to death amid payroll crisis
Tokyo report says Hanroku Hirayama, 50, director of a Japanese manufacturing firm, killed himself by leaping before a train on Wednesday after failing to pay salaries to about 80 employees.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hanroku Hirayama
Major Sewer Projects Near Completion in City
Two large sanitary sewer projects neared completion with 76 percent of a 13 126 foot East Avenue line finished and a 9400 foot Waller Creek line over three quarters complete. Recent work included sewer lines on Singleton Avenue Webberville Road and new storm sewers on East Side Drive and Shoal Creek widening. New work planned covers Clifton Street easement Bull Creek Road and Campbell Street easement.
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C. G. Levander
Public Works
East Avenue
16Th Street
North City
Waller Creek
H&tc
Singleton Avenue
Webberville Road
Francisco Street
West Ninth
Henderson Street
West 40Th Street
Alice Avenue
Sinclair Avenue
R. W. Smith Construction Company
East Side Drive
Terrace Drive
Speedway
45Th
Shoal Creek
Hancock Drive
Clifton Street
East Live Oak Street
Bull Creek Road
West 34Th
Campbell Street
Fifth Street
Sooners Really Oklahoma Ninety Nine Stars
Ten members of Oklahoma's starting eleven in 1949 were natives of Oklahoma, highlighting local roots among the Sooners squad.
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Oklahoma
Swedish godfather to GIs visits Texas and praises Stockholm students
Olof H. Lamm Swedish consul general in New York and Stockholm businessman visits Austin with his wife to entertain American GIs studying at Stockholm University He commends the group noting they impressed faculty and peers and raised the university’s tone He supports continued student exchanges to foster understanding while observing Communist activity in Swedish schools remains democratic.
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Olof H. Lamm
Gls
Stockholm
Texas
Lamm
Stockholm University
Jamm
New York City
Austin
Mexico
Havana
Carl T. Widen
Lamms
Sweden
Lauritz Melchior
Communist Party
Rare Disease Of Austin Girl Is Diagnosed
After six weeks of anxiety for four year old Christine Stohl the illness is identified as a fever induced by a flea bite from a bird. Physicians had been unable to diagnose the ailment despite several operations. Blood samples analyzed at Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio confirmed the rare diagnosis offering hope for recovery. Christine has been in a Brackenridge Hospital ICU in critical condition.
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Christine
Hope
Clifford Stohl
Brooke General Hospital
San Antonio
Brackenridge Hospital
Stohl
Circle Rocky Road of Love Ends Up in Court
In Honolulu Judge Clifton H. Tracy questions a drunkenness defendant. The man admits never having been there before, then admits he has stood before the judge once before, joking that the judge married him.
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Circle
Honolulu
Clifton H. Tracy
Ingenious methods to hunt and conserve petroleum
January Reader's Digest highlights clever techniques used to locate and preserve petroleum supplies. Condensed from Dan's Review, the issue presents 35 articles of lasting interest from leading magazines and current books.
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Dan
Pharmacy Group Elects Ben White
Austin forms the Austin Pharmaceutical Association at a 6 am breakfast in the Austin Hotel. It is the first official local group for drug store operators, traveling representatives, and pharmacists with 67 charter members. Ben White is president, Howell Jordan vice president, Ed Minor secretary, and Louis Dowd treasurer. The group will affiliate with the Texas Pharmaceutical Association.
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Austin
Austin Pharmaceutical Association
Ben White
Howell Jordan
Ed Minor
Louis Dowd
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
City Manager Seeks Expert Help For Brackenridge Hospital Survey
City Manager Guston Morgan awaits replies from four hospital authorities before any survey of Brackenridge Hospital. He asks Herman Smith, George Bugbee, Edward Levercos, and James Hamilton and Associates about survey feasibility, organization, costs, and charging basis. The move follows council concerns over hospital inefficiencies raised by medical staff.
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Guston Morgan
Brackenridge Hospital
Morgan
Herman Smith
Chicago
George Bugbee
American Hospital Association
Edward Levercos
American Medical Association
James Hamilton
Seton Nurses To Have Specialized Training
Four Seton School of Nursing student nurses depart for New Orleans for six months of training. Bonnie Frisch from Taylor Patricia O Connor from Austin Patricia O Keefe from Lampasas and Vera Urbansk sky from Corpus Christi will complete a three month pediatric fellowship at Charity Hospital followed by three months in psychiatric training at De Paul Sanitarium in New Orleans.
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Seton School of Nursing
New Orleans
Bonnie Frisch
Taylor
Patricia O'Connor
Austin
Patricia O'Keefe
Lampasas
Vera Urbanovsky
Corpus Christi
Charity Hospital
de Paul Sanitarium
Seven Property Owners Bid on Post Office Site
Seven property owners have shown interest in bidding for the site of a 6.2 million dollar post office and federal office building. Bid blanks have been obtained from Postmaster Bob Phinney. The Public Buildings Administration will decide, seeking a full block or interior lot of specified sizes. Construction not expected until unemployment rises enough to justify jobs.
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Bob Phinney
Phinney An
Public Buildings Administration
PBA
Congress
Models Choose 10 Bachelors of 1950
Five hundred Barbizon models named the ten most eligible bachelors of 1950. The list in order includes Farley Granger Edgar Luckenbach Montgomery Clift Robert Merrill Marlon Brando Howard Duff Jon Whitcomb Paul Douglas Joe DiMaggio and Peter Lawford.
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New York
Farley Granger
Edgar Luckenbach
Montgomery Clift
Robert Merrill
Marlon Brando
Howard Duff
Jon Whitcomb
Paul Douglas
Joe DiMaggio
Peter Lawford
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