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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1949

Page

5

Inside Labor 11 Convicted Reds Instructing New Party Chiefs

A Dec 21 22 meeting of 11 American Communist leaders laid plans to rebuild the party machine. Under Gus Hall they will press a twofold strategy: terrorize labor leaders and recruit CIO rank and file using a New York file of 4 000 labor officials tied to Communist fronts and front campaigns.

Communist Party Ohio Gus Hall Earl Browder William Z. Foster America WOR New York Mutual Broadcasting System CIO Joe Cur Joe Curran New York City Communist Front Louisville Walter Reuther International Harvester Tractor Factory Reuther Auto Union Father Rice Pittsburgh Phil Murray Farm Equipment Union Labor Board Labor Front Progressive Veterans

Christmas Gas Tragedy on Rivington Street

A 1949 Billy Rose story scene on East Side Rivington Street reveals a Polish refugee girl who died by gas poisoning on Christmas night. A chain of letters from a suitor named Frank, all postmarked Saturday, hints at heartbreak and unfulfilled love.

Charlie Frieda Allen and Stanton Sam Carmel Sam Allen Street Rivington Nan Poland Billy Rose DeMille Tiffany Vic Hedy Baby Barbara Hale Robert Young Prince of Foxes Wanda Hendrix Ty Power East Side West Side Avah Gardner Babs Stanwyck James Mason Red Desert Miss Pigtails Mr. Kneepants New Mexico Gene Autrying

Historical trivia Q and A survey from early American inquiries

A compilation of Q and A covering topics from the first Philadelphia home of the Department of Foreign Affairs to infant mortality, Napoleon III jewelry, ice cream flavors, Elbert Hubbard, the Mormon Tabernacle dome, Palomar telescope, Mississippi River formation, Curran's liberty quote, nursing distinctions, ancient fishing nets, Grant's birthplace cabin, Sousa's band first concert, and Harvard expense estimates.

Acheson and Johnson Work to Patch Cabinet Rift

Washington reports friction between Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson over policy on Yugoslavia Formosa and Far East policy. Both men now lean toward cooperation while balancing conflicts over planes budget and White House access.

Washington Truman Secretary of State Dean Acheson Defense Louis Johnson Yugoslavia Johnson Acheson Formosa Far East United States Chiang Kai-shek State Department Soong Dynasty Johnson-Acheson Secretary of Defense White House Air Force Dewey Iran American Airlines Europe Walter Winchell Democratic National Committee

Winchell on Broadway Christmas Gossips and Backstage Feats

A collage of theater and TV notes from Christmas week. Lilli Palmer and Sir Cedric Hardwicke in Caesar and Cleopatra earn glowing notices while Betty Field’s The Rat Race draws quips about the script. Rex Harrison spurns a seat, New Year’s fears loom for night life, and TV's Dave Garroway gets sponsor questions.

Lilli Palmer Sir Cedric Hardwicke G. B. Shaw Betty Field Brooks Atkinson Miss Field Sentinels Boston Rex Harrison Shaw Rex Harold Talbott Harrison Tony Farrell Todd Duncan Dean Martin Jerry Lewis Ned Schuyler Gene Bayles Mother Kelly’s Scrooge Carol Channing Arristocrats Dave Garroway Lee Tracy Maracas Andrews Girls Carmen Miranda Calivision Bernard Form Newark Wries Afton Prince New Orleans Black Prince Runyon Fund

VA Seeks End to School Rackets in GI Education

A Veterans Administration study due Feb 1 to Congress details widespread abuses by privately operated vocational schools for GI education below college level. The piece outlines past VA regulation changes, Taft proposals, and concerns over 839000 GI students in about 12000 schools, with some schools profiting dramatically and others exploiting subsistence payments.

Washington NEA Veterans’ Administration Congress Taft Ohio H. V. Stirling Stirling Sen. Taft Senate House Chicago G.I

U S Map Offered In Five Color Booklet

A promotional notice advertises a five color 21 by 28 inch Map of the United States including Alaska Hawaii and dependencies with time zones and insets. The reverse shows area and 1949 population figures for states the 100 largest cities and 344 metropolitan districts plus travel distance tables. Send 15 cents to Austin American Information Bureau Washington DC.

United States Alaska Hawaii Austin

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