Telephone rate case and city tax outlook in Austin
The Austin American analyzes Southwestern Bell Telephone Company figures under new local rates based on 46 000 phones and projected growth to 50 000 by year end. It estimates a local gross of 1 577 941 44 annually, with per capita increases and city receipts from a 2 percent gross receipts tax plus franchise payments. It also notes safety and funding concerns for grade crossings and upcoming East Avenue and Lamar Boulevard right‑of‑way purchases with net costs around 900 000.
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Labor Progressives Plan Peace With Russia Drive
Victor Riesel reports on alleged hidden spies and deportation hurdles in the Justice Department, the rise of a peace-with-Russia campaign led by Earl Browder and the remnants of a Progressive party, and labor turmoil with strikes, layoffs, and union organizing drives across the United States including CIO and AFL activities, wage talks, and mining and shipping sector worries.
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Supreme Court
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CIO
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Little Edwin
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Dominion
State Department Faces Senate Clash Over Indonesia Policy
The State Department is under fire as Republican and Democratic senators push for action against Dutch aggression in Indonesia. Acheson did not appear to testify, sparking anger. Bohlen offered to explain. Republicans moved a parallel resolution to cut ECA aid to the Dutch army. The dispute centers on policy versus implementation amid tensions with the UN and Dutch conduct in Indonesia.
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Indonesia
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Manchuria
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Joe O’mahoney
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Dane County
Wis
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American Federation of Labor
Lewis Hines
Hines
AFL
Bob Taft
Ohio
Ed Martin
Pennsylvania
Bell Syndicate Inc
Lincoln’s Tempered Response to Press Attacks Across Eras
Lincoln faced brutal press abuse in his time yet refused to gag critics. He pointed to Greeley’s influence and asserted the right to respond rather than silence the press. He warned generals against suppressing newspapers and prized candor over flattery.
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Horace Greeley
Greeley
Mr. Greeley
Chicago
Tourism ad program urged for Texas glow
The Editor notes Texas scenic variety and climate argue for a state wide recreation and resort promotion funded by county taxes. Advocates urge regional planning, a Big Bend benefit case, and a four region Capitol display to spur out of state visitors and local pride. Travis County reports a 24 hour juvenile center operation improving treatment of youths in custody.
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Great Park
Davis Mountains
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Allan Shivers
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Amateur Photography booklet offered by Wedderburn
Readers asked for a simple guide on Amateur Photography by Alexander J. Wedderburn a recognized authority. The illustrated booklet promises to cover all aspects of the hobby and invites requests by mailing 25 cents to Austin American Information Bureau Washington D C.
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America
Austin
American Information Bureau
Eye Street
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