Brighter Car Tags Rise Across States and Court Changes
The piece notes a shift to brighter license plate colors in 1950 with Texas sticking to gold on black. It also covers Kerr Sanders returning as federal court reporter in Fort Worth and court activity showing unusually light dockets in Austin and the district.
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Steve Heffington
Travis County
American Automobile Association
AAA
Texas
Nevada
Colorado
Florida
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Federal Court
San Antonio
Austin
Waco
Kerr Sanders
Fort Worth
Sanders
Ben. M. Rice Jr
Walter A. Keeling
Walter Morris
67Th District Court
Morris
Marie Gustafson
Travis
Central Texas
Henry Mourland
Kehoe Shannon
World Voices Clash Over Security and Policy
Quotes from Senator Mundt on Soviet threats and two to three year horizon. Pakistan’s Noon comments on Russia versus India loyalty. McCloy on Saar and Franco German ties. Burlesque dancer Margie Hart voices resilience. Egyptian policy aims at Arab League strength and broader state cooperation.
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Mundt
R-Sd
Arab League
Hossein Sirry Pasha
Egypt
Rule limits sessions as House bars bills outside governor subjects
House Speaker Durwood Manford announced a rule restricting the special legislative session to subjects submitted by the governor. Bills outside those topics may not be received, limiting debate and eliminating broad, nonessential measures. The rule aims at stricter adherence to constitutional limits and forecasts further floor-amendment limits for the session.
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Durwood Manford
Manford
C. Read Granberry
Shivers
Ing
Senate
Hunger and relief mix in Pittsburgh coal region as Salvation Army steps in
In a Pittsburgh dispatch a reporter describes Salvation Army trucks delivering food and clothing to starving miners and families in Uniontown and nearby areas. The piece contrasts relief efforts with John Lewis and United Mine Workers funds, noting large credit lines and store support during the 1949-50 strike era.
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Salvation Army
John Lewis
Washington
United Mine Workers’ Treasury
Lewis
Tony Cavalcante
Cavalcante
Truman
Agriculture Department
Boulevard
Pittsburgh
Shannon
Army
Uniontown
Brother Lewis
Pittsburgh “Army
Pennsylvania
Ralph T. Miller
Roaring John
Silent Cal Coolidge
Big Fellows
Union Supply Company
US Steel Corporation
George Love
Champion Stores, Inc
Kentucky
West Virginia
John L
Answers and Questions on Surplus Goods and Miscellany
A digest covering surplus asset handling post War Assets Administration. It notes decentralized disposal by Army and Navy units and advises contacting nearest surplus division for availability. It also includes Q and A on birth origin of Charles Silvera, case labeling upper and lower case, turtle versus tortoise, U.S. age demographics, and other short items.
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War Assets Administration
Frankfurter's Red Hots Scattered Through Washington Power
Washington column traces Felix Frankfurter's influence before and after Hoover and Roosevelt, listing proteges and appointees he helped place in government roles. Names include Biddle, Lilienthal, Rutledge, McCloy, Landis, Cohen, Garrison, Rowe, Niles, Shea, Rauh, Hiss kin, and others, with note on mixed outcomes and Kentucky incidents.
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Alger Hiss
Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Hiss
Felix Frankfurter
Vinson
Justice Department
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Truman
Harvard Law School
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Lewis D. Brandeis
Harvard Law
Hoover
Coolidge
Harding
Joseph P. Cotton
Wall Street
State Department
James Grafton Rogers
Colorado Law School
Rogers
Tom Corcoran
Brain
FDR
Corcoran
Justice Holmes
RFC
Eugene Meyer
Thomas D Thacher
Harvard
Henry L. Stimson
New York
Felix
Frank Knox
Navy
Robert Patterson
Stimson
Francis Biddle
Biddle
Holmes
Labor Board
David Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
Wiley Rutledge
John J. McCloy
World Bank
Germany
James M Landis
Securities and Exchange Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ben Cohen
Roosevelt Brain
United Nations
Lloyd Garrison
University of Wisconsin Law School
James Rowe
Herbert Hoover
David Niles
Francis Shea
Joe Rauh
Housing Authority
Donald Hiss
Alger
Acheson Law Firm
Adram Fisher
Nathan Margold
Interior
Broadway Notes and Critics Mix in 1949 Theater Scene
A brisk survey of Broadway chatter from critics and industry insiders recounts show drops, star turns, and future bets. Highlights include Ezio Pinza's May 31 exit, the "Duet for One" mystery play praised for merit, and rave notices for Katie and The Devil's Disciple.
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Pipple
ANTA
Variety
Cleveland Boy
Philly
Inquirer
Local News Rights Notice from Associated Press
A standard AP rights statement appears, granting exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches to the newspaper. The notice confirms AP ownership of local content and general distribution terms.
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