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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1949

Page

5

Austin Election Looms As 51st Texas Legislature Opens

The Austin American notes the 51st Texas Legislature opening and governor inauguration on Tuesday. It highlights expected council turnover on May 1, upcoming April city and county elections, and large city projects from water and sewer to a new police court building. It urges informed voting and civic participation, tying to the March of Dimes drive and polio relief funding for Travis County.

Austin American Austin Texas Southwest Beauford H. Jester Alexan Shivers Tom Miller Eugene C. Bartholomew Taylor Glass City Hall T. Johnson Emma Jackson Long City of Acity Council Brackenridge Hospital East Avenue S Police Courts Travis County National Foundation For Infanstile Paralysis Charles “O. Betts Warm Springs Foundation Gonzales

Labor Unions Push for Big Political Lift in State Affairs

Labor leaders ally with AFL CIO to expand influence in Washington and state governments. Acheson Harriman appointments ease coalition ties with unions as driving forces plan nationwide lobbying in 15 states to repeal Taft Hartley regimes and boost labor representation.

Texas AFL CIO Arkansas New Hampshire North Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Wisconsin Walter Reuther General Motors

Naval enlistment rules and historical year origins

A Q and A excerpt explains 18 year olds may enlist in the Navy for one year as USNEVS seamen recruits and cannot extend or be discharged early for reenlistment. It also covers that January became the year's start at different times, with England formalizing it in 1751. It notes Lloyds as a mutual- syndicate insurance group and Chesterfield letters published after his death by his son's widow.

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Anderson Joins Agriculture Panel Ahead of Dixiecrats

President Truman rests confidence in Clinton Anderson as he secures a seat on the agriculture committee, despite seniority rules. Anderson, ex Secretary of Agriculture, replaces Eastland Johnston Gillette on three seats and aims to bolster farm co operatives while handling land and water issues for New Mexico.

Drew Pearson Washington Truman Senate Agriculture Committee Clinton Anderson New Mexico Elmer Thomas Oklahoma Anderson Iowa Guy Gillette South Carolina Olin Johnston Mississippi James Eastland Democratic Eastland Johnston Strom Thurmond Gillette Agriculture Department Luna Diamond House of Representatives Carl Hatch Claude Wood Wood Interior Committee Capitol Hill Roosevelt

Winchell on Broadway and Nightlife Snippets

Margie Lee notes stars studying acting in case Televiz opens. A nightclub scene at 4 a m finds Tallulah banked with banter. Producers and critics swap quips about revues, personal supervision, and labor of appearances in a bustling Broadway snapshot.

Margie Lee Hollywood Televiz

Editor's Notebook on Split Civil Verdict Bill Untouched

The piece surveys a Texas legislative session with hundreds of bills and notes the long-standing push for a split jury verdict in civil cases. It argues ten to eleven jurors could reach just and fair outcomes, potentially raising awards and encouraging settlements while noting political resistance from powerful groups.

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Association Ap News Rate Note

The notice announces subscription rate details and policy about local news rights. It notes AP content is exclusive for republication and credits the Associated Press for local news and dispatches. The item functions as a standard newspaper notice about licensing and access.

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