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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1950

Page

9

British vote highlights US cotton in Liverpool election

In Liverpool, the Feb. 23 vote pits Labour candidate "Big Bessie" Braddock against Conservative Sir John Reynolds. The race centers on cotton exchange control, slum clearance, and Catholic school governance, with both sides pledging subsidies amid port and industrial stakes. Braddock argues Conservatives push speculation and price drops. Reynolds seeks to restore free trade and private cotton trade links with New York.

Sir John Reynolds Bessie Zig Zag Road Sir John Liverpool New York Bessie” Braddock Cotton Exchange Manchester America Exchange England

Grain Firms Fear CCC Competition

Midwest grain elevator leaders warned the Senate agriculture committee that the Commodity Credit Corporation could force private firms from business. They urged lawmakers to require the CCC to use normal trade channels as it seeks to raise its borrowing power from 4.75 billion to 6.75 billion dollars, arguing the agency acts like a massive corporation.

Washington Midwest Grain Elevator Commodity Credit Corp CCC Minnesota Iowa North South Dakota Senate Agriculture Committee Elmer Thomas Dokla Canada England Oscar Olson Farmers Elevator Association of Minnesota Commodity Credit Corporation Leo C. Lester Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator Worthington Minn Southern Minnesota Managers’ Association Western Grainmen Association Leland C. Miller Cedar Rapids Congress Miller Western Vos and Feed Association Owa

Quirino Declares US Arms Commitments Fulfilled

President Elpidio Quirino returned from a 34 day US trip stating Washington met arms commitments to the Philippines. He noted possible gaps in shipments, ordered a Philippines needs survey, and said Southeast Asia democracies would form a regional union with invitations to be issued within a month.

Manila Elpidio Quirino United States Philippines Truman Washington Baltimore China Japan A At Joaquin Elizalde Elizalde Quirino Baguio

First of 120000 ex POWs to receive War Claims Act check

Frank H. Bigelow, first of 120000 former prisoners of war to be paid $1 per camp day, collects a $1198 check in Washington. The payout covers days on Corregidor and in Japanese camps, with total War Claims Act payments estimated at $108 million for American and Philippine POWs and survivors.

Bigelow Daniel F. Cleary War Claims Commission Corregidor Philippines Omota Nagasaki Kyushu Naga Saki Rockville, Md Commission Cleary

Gillespie County Tax Collections Reach 97 Percent

Frederickburg reports final January 1949 ad valorem collections at 97.42 percent. Tax Assessor William Petmecky says $63,799.83 of $65,473.79 county and state levy collected, and $42,606.93 of $43,771.00 for a tax roll charge. Poll tax totals total 3,749 with October issuance only 13 receipts.

Fredericksburg ANS Gillespie County William Petmecky

Ex-Convict Charged In Burglary Gives Up

Leroy Pannell age 41, former convict, admitted to Dallas Sheriff and was jailed after entering the sheriff's office. He faces a preliminary hearing on charges connected to the Freeman Burford home robbery last June and the January 1949 $46,000 aspirin warehouse burglary.

Dallas Leroy Pannell Freeman Burford Bill Dicker Pannel Justice of Peace Pierce

Cub Pack Two Tours Texas Capitol Offices

Baker Junior High School Cub Pack Two toured the Texas Capitol on Wednesday. Guides included state treasurer Jesse James and Governor Allan Shivers greeted the group in the Governor’s Reception Room. Cubs from Den One to Den Five listed with attendees Walter Dollar Calvin Westbrook and others.

Baker Capitol Baker Junior High School Texas Harry Saathoff John J. Mueller Cen Jesse James Treasury Department House of Representatives Senate Allan Shivers Cubs Samara Anderson Joe Henry Beardon Larry Wayne Cahill Michael Drausche Sammy Franks Loren Ray Orme den One Ladahn Lewis Chris Crow Bill Harris Buddy Rheman Carter Lee Wilson Arthur Chester Den Walter Dollar Calvin Westbrook Dempsey Nash Gene Mallard Harley Seathoff Jerry Thurman Curtis Waggoner den Three John Mueller Walter Wyman Jimpede Ben James Bayley Bobby Arledge Jesse Kirk den Four Jimmy Marx Leon Simon Larry Bowen David Jackson Calvin Webb Dennis Ray den Five Monte Smith Ronnie Smith John Thompson Willie Thurman Joe Ea Michael Huggins den A

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