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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1949

Page

3

Telephone Company asked for data on Austin rate structure

The Citizens Advisory Committee on telephone rates for Austin asked Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. in writing to provide five years of receipts and disbursements for local operations, percent of local property value allocated to local rates, and rate base items for Austin. The committee seeks any basis for fair value and details on outstanding debt and interest rates before a City Council rate increase hearing.

Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Fagan Dickson Citizens Advisory Austin Dickson Telephone Company Citizens Committee

Dockers Return After Wages Hike Ends Strike

Casablanca report says dockers who had been on strike since January 6 returned to work Monday after wage increases were approved.

Casablanca

Private plane crashes near church camp grounds killing five

A private plane crashed into a Methodist Church conference camp grounds 60 miles northeast of San Diego. Five of the six persons aboard died in the Sunday accident.

San Diego Calif Here

Stockton Warns Of Break In Business Level

Dr. John Stockton of the University of Texas warns that the postwar boom will break in 1949 as high production and labor costs create unstable conditions. He cites war-era savings decline, urges stockpiles and capital plans to weather a recession, and cautions lenders over extended credits and potential deficit spending.

Stockton John Stockton University of Texas Washington Congress Truman

Heavy Eaters Claim 50 Billion Meals Daily

A report asserts the American public consumes about 50 billion meals each day. The figure highlights vast daily dietary demand across the nation.

Alcohometer Is Success in Travis County Tests

County Attorney Perry Jones called the alcohometer test a success after three defendants charged with drunken driving agreed to take it. Arnold Cain and John Doehring pleaded guilty with blood alcohol levels between .20 and .24, while Orville S. Blevins’s trial for aggravated assault was postponed to the week of Jan. 31 related to the fatal Nov. 30 crash of Lee C. Harrison.

Travis County Perry Jones Jones Cated Arnold Cain John Doehring Orville S. Blevins Blevins Lee C. Harrison Dallas

Prosthetics Specialist Schedule At VA Office

Veterans using artificial limbs hands or hearing aids may consult a prosthetics specialist at the VA office 900 Lavaca any day this week James Howze announced. James Flowers a Dallas prosthetics specialist will be here through the week Howze said. The specialist seeks to contact ex servicemen using prosthetic devices.

Lavaca James Howze Veterans Administration James Flowers Dallas Howze

Courthouse Notices and Civil Actions in Texas District Courts

District court entries list cases filed in 53rd 98th and 126th courts including Canion against Adams Hankey and Ross versus Travis Ross. Divorce filings for Oana Orth Herman. Cleaners and Laundries and several cafe cases noted. County Court at Law imposes fines for DUI carrying a pistol and other offenses. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples and new car registrations including Buick Mercury Ford and Dodge models.

98Th District Court Betts R. Canion Fred W. Adams A of Texas Virgil Hankey State of Texas Bon Ton Cafeteria of Texas el Charro Cafe 126Th District L. Ross, Jr Travis Jean Ross Pat H. Oana Henry K. Oana Edna P. Orth Woodrow Wilson Orth A. Herman R. M. Herman Cleaners and Laundries, Inc Club Cafe Silver Grill O. F. Grimes

President asks Congress to double Park Service funds

President Truman asked Congress to double last year's appropriation for the National Park Service in the 12 months starting July 1. The budget proposes 29,485,600 for the service, up 15,220,951 from the prior year, with Big Bend Texas allotted 81,713.

Washington Truman Congress National Park Service Park Service Big Bend Tex

Doctors to Hear Suehs on Foreign Bodies in Air Passages

Dr. Oliver Suehs of Austin will speak on foreign bodies in air and food passages at the Travis County Medical Society meeting in the Austin Public Library auditorium Tuesday at 7 30 p m Dr M Allen Forbes secretary treasurer announced Monday

Oliver Suehs Austin Travis County Medical Society Austin Public Library M. Allen Forbes

County prepares to enforce six month dog quarantine

Travis County announced readiness to enforce a six month quarantine on dogs and cats outside city limits. Cecil A. McGee was named dog warden and will be deputized to start enforcing the rule, with a desk in the sheriff's department and a call and answer reporting system for strays. The city reports 55 more strays over the weekend, bringing the total to 362, as rabies cases continue with a rabid brownish red stray dog tied to three bite incidents.

Travis County R. J. Jaehne Cecil A. McGee McGee Sheriff's Department Sheriff's Office Jacline City Health Department East First Street

Solon Warns Spending Might Trigger Sales Tax

Representative Hanna of Dallas warned Monday that reckless First Legislature spending could bring a sales tax. He argued that if all special requests are financed, the state will be busted before the appropriating committee is appointed.

Hanna Dallas

Audit Law Plan Tied to Scion Officials

The legislative audit committee met for its final session before the 51st Legislature convenes. Claude H Gilmer of Kerrville, a committee member, called the meeting routine while discussing matters and reports reviewed.

Legislative Audit Committee Claude H Gilmer Kerrville

Improved truss offers easy rupture support with 30 day trial

Kansas City ad promotes a new inconspicuous truss for hernia relief. It claims comfort without belts or springs, invites readers to request a descriptive circular, and offers a $3.50 truss as a bonus upon report. Mail to Physician's-Company in Missouri for free details.

Company Koch Bidg Main Kansas City Missouri

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