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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1950

Page

3

CWA Long Line Division Ends Talks With AT&T

A spokesman says talks for 21 000 long lines workers are recessed for eight days ahead of a threatened nationwide strike. Division 10 expects picket lines Feb 24 with an all-out strike projected after a Memphis convention ends Feb 22. Negotiations with Western Electric divisions to continue Feb 23.

New York Long Lines Telephone Division 10 CIO Communications Workers Long Lines Robert Creasy Long Lines Union Division Creasy American Telephone and Telegraph Company Long Lines Department Memphis Tenn CWA Western Electric Company Division Western Electric

Advertising Club Hosts District Officers Meeting

The Austin Advertising Club welcomes the Advertising Federation of America 10th District officers and board for a weekend gathering. About 40 attendees arrive Friday night. events include a 9 a.m. Saturday business session at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel Sun Room, a Saturday dinner at 7:30 p.m., cocktail hour at 5 p.m., and entertainment by a Mexican orchestra. Notables include Julian Herndon of the Little Rock Democrat and UT professor Ernest Sharpe.

Austin Advertising Club Advertising Federation of America 10Th District Stephen F. Austin Sun Room al Jennings American- Statesman Ernest Sharpe University of Texas AFA Austin Club Julian Herndon Little Rock Ark al Campbell KNOW Walker Austex Chili Company S. M. Apperson Southern Union

Nuevo Laredo to regulate bootblacks and guides for tourists

Nuevo Laredo officials with the Mexican government tourism department and the chamber of commerce are studying a licensing plan for bootblacks and numbered credentials for tourist guides to prevent visitor harassment during site visits.

Nuevo Laredo INS Juan de Dios Hinojosa Chamber of Commerce

Belgians To Vote On Leopold Returns In March Referendum

Belgians will vote March 12 in an advisory referendum on inviting King Leopold III to return to the throne. Parliament will make the final decision with political parties split. Leopold requires 55 percent support in Switzerland for recall.

Brussels Belgium Leopold III Interior Ministry Leopold Social Christians Switzerland Prince Charles

York man charged after attempting to shut down radio station

Holmes Gibson of York Pennsylvania is charged with disorderly conduct for turning off a radio station's switches during a six minute broadcast interruption. He walked five miles in the rain to WORK transmitter and tried to take the station off air. Police say he claimed electrical interference from his home appliances. Bail set at 500 dollars ahead of Friday hearing.

York Holmes Gibson Gibson Merle Miller Miller

Yes My Darling Daughter Delights Austin Civic Theater cast

The Austin Civic Theater staged Yes My Darling Daughter by Crisp, directed by Mel Pape in a one set living room. Jean Norris leads as Ellen with Mary Brown as the mother and Don Jackson as the former lover. The production runs three more nights with box office reservations at the Driskill Hotel lobby.

Mark Reed Old Country Club Austin Civic Theater Civic Theater Jean Norris Mary Brown Charlie Reed Myra Williamson Connie Priscilla Kirkpatrick Don Jackson Bob Bartell Mother Ellen Austin Recreation Department Driskill Hotel

Polio Cases Rise in Lower Rio Grande Valley

In Edinburg the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis clinic reports five new polio cases this month, bringing the valley total to seven since January 1. Among the victims are a three year old McAllen girl and a five year old Mission girl, both critically ill, with the clinic ordering another iron lung as patient load grows.

Edinburg Rio Grande Valley National Foundation For McAllen Mission

Average life expectancy rises to 67.2 years in 1948

The Federal Security Agency reports 1948 life expectancy at 67.2 years, up from 66.8 in 1947, with infant mortality still high at 35 per 1000. Death rates fall most for children ages one to four, while males and non whites face higher rates across ages.

Washington United States Federal Security Agency Agency Office of Vital Statistic

Gabrielson Calls GOP Fight to Limit Government Growth

Fort Worth February 15 George Gabrielson chairman of the Republican National Committee urged at a Lincoln Day dinner that the party must defend the right to individual freedom. He warned that ignorance about the Bill of Rights and distinctions between free enterprise and state socialism endangers the American way of life and promised a vigorous fight to defend GOP principles.

Fort Worth George Gabrielson Republican National Committee Gabrielson Republican Party Linecoln

Janitor Aide Admits Starting Two Fires

Milwaukee Wisconsin February 15 Up report Frederick Fierke 22 year old janitor helper charged with arson for two rooming house fires claiming tenants hounded him for heat He admitted one fire on December 4 and another last Sunday The December blaze caused 18000 damage and injured seven people while the recent fire did 50 damage Fierke aided occupants fleeing the December fire described as a local hero by police

Milwaukee Wis Frederick Fierke Fierke

Postal Substation Opens at Cunningham Community Store

Announcement that a Postal Substation is now open inside the Cunningham Community store at 1201 East Street with a full time attendant to handle parcel post money orders registered mail and stamp needs parking space available.

Cunningham E.ast St

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