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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1949

Page

2

Truman Presses for Tax Increases and International Budget Link

The administration argues for higher taxes and warns of possible revenue shortfalls while linking domestic finance to the North Atlantic defense alliance. Snyder cites security costs and potential high outlays, urging restraint only in international matters. Brannan pushes refined controls on commodity speculation and supports stronger price aids. Sawyer plans to loosen export restrictions on fats and oils to curb surpluses.

Sential Snyder Senate House Economic Committee North Atlantic Treasury Herter D-Mass George D-Ga Senate Finance Committee Truman Doughton D-Nc House Ways and Means Committee Congress Joint Economic Committee Agriculture Secretary Brannan Secretary of Commerce Sawyer

Banker urges sound economics amid money surplus concerns

Harry C. France addressed the Austin Knife and Fork Club on The Money Medley, warning that excess cash threatens stability. He cited a $252 billion national debt and a $42 billion budget, urged fiscal discipline, and noted elastic currency origins via the Federal Reserve Act.

Harry C. France Austin Knife and Fork Club America United States Savings Bank France Federal Reserve Act Federal Reserve Banks Joe Stalin Sam

Texas safety bill targets driver liability and crashes

A Texas safety proposal estimates 15 percent of drivers cause 85 percent of crashes, about 525,000 in that category. It cites 32,000 injury and 38,950 non injury crashes last year, with a total fatal-tatal of 2,073. The plan assigns enforcement to the Public Safety Department and requires reporting accidents over 50 dollars in damages within 10 days with license revocation for noncompliance. Public carriers and government vehicles are exempt. A similar bill stalled previously in the 50th Legislature.

State Department of Public Safety Texas

Texas Livestock Men To Receive US Potatoes

The US Department of Agriculture announced a two week sale of government owned potatoes for Texas livestock producers. Dennis M. Poe said about 25 cars of potatoes per day will be available on a first come, first served basis for feed.

College Station Texas US Department of Agriculture Dennis M. Poe Production and Marketing Administration Agriculture Department Poe

LCRA Bond Limit Bill Faces Rough Senate Hearing

A bill to raise the Lower Colorado River Authority revenue bond limit from 25 million to 50 million faced tough questions in the Senate state affairs committee. Supporters cite county flood control and hydroelectric goals while critics warn of tax free competition with private industry. The bill, authored by Senator Carlos Ashley, goes to a subcommittee for further study with a report due next Thursday.

Colorado River Authority Senate State Affairs Committee James Taylor Kerens Hill Hudson Pecos River Authority Colorado Carlos Ashley Llano LCRA Sam Gideon Max Starcke Texas Taylor Hudson Ashley Walter Tynan San Antonio Wardlow Lane Center

One-Pound Baby Girl Born in California Hospital

In Redlands California a one pound baby girl named Rafaela was born last Tuesday night at Community Hospital. The mother is 31 year old Mrs. Antonio Daguimol of East Highlands. The baby, 11 inches long with a two inch head, is described as vigorous and healthy despite extreme prematurity and is incubated. Doctors would not forecast survival.

Redlands Calif Community Hospital Edward Jury Antonio Daguimol East Highlands Daguimol Manila P. I Rafaela

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