Early Hearing On Draft Extension Promised In Washington
Washington reports an early hearing on a peace time draft extension though opposition exists in Congress. Secretary Johnson will send the extension bill this week and the Armed Services Committee will schedule a prompt hearing while many members oppose another extension. Military leaders argue the act could bolster enlistments save time in war and signal U.S. resolve in NATO and global defense.
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St. David's Elects 5 New Vestrymen
St. David's Episcopal Church elected five new vestrymen at the annual parish meeting. New vestrymen are John A. Barclay Albert Dunning Bright Fred W. Catterall Jr Robert B Mitchell and J Roy White They replace retiring vestrymen Bob Phinney Reed Granberry John E Harrison Jr Dr Henry L Hilgarth Jr and Dr W P Morgan.
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Unfair Trader Hauled Off To Jail In Stockton
In Stockton California grocer Charlie Hawkins defied a fair trade liquor price and was dragged from his Don Quick store by seven State Board of Equalization officers. His clerk Myron Norton aided him as officers arrested Hawkins for resisting arrest and disturbing the peace amid a 100 strong crowd. Hawkins faced possible bootlegging charges after his license was revoked for not following the fixed price.
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Manor Post Office Job Examinations Slated
The Civil Service Commission announces examinations to fill substitute clerk vacancies at the Manor post office. Pay is $1.06 per hour. Eligible applicants must reside within Manor delivery or be bona fide patrons. Applications available from A. E. Davis at the Austin Post Office Civil Service window.
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Fair Deal Seen Blocking Truman Dream for 2000 Income
Economist Roger W. Babson argues the Truman Fair Deal could derail his forecast that a 12 600 average family income by 2000 is possible. He warns World War III or peace conditions will shape prices and notes eggs at 60 cents would rise to 1 80 while bread triples, plastics may replace leather, and taxes rise with income.
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Actress May Get Pay For Non-Appearance
Actress Ann Sheridan seeks 350000 in damages from RKO Radio Pictures alleging a contract for 150000 for 16 weeks work plus 10 percent of profits. Ava Gardner replaced her in the film. US Judge James M. Carter dismissed part of the claim but preserved the salary portion for later trial.
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Wary Texan Plans Friday the 13th Bed Rest
Jimmy Spears a 48 year old farmer near Hillsboro Texas plans to stay in bed all day Friday the 13th. He began fearing the date after a 28 year old accident where a plow hit a stump and he was thrown. Since then except for one time he has avoided work on Friday the 13th to prevent further injuries.
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Houston Man Draws Life for Wife Slaying
A 38 year old Houston man, Francis William Lavis, received a life prison sentence for slashing his wife Margaret's neck with a butcher knife. Lavis changed his plea to guilty as juror selection began, in front of Criminal District Judge Langston G. King.
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Home Appraisers To Hear President In Austin
Harry H. Hall the newly elected president of the International Society of Residential Appraisers will discuss 1950 trends in real estate in an address to the Austin Chapter Wednesday night. He will speak at a 6 30 dinner at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel and later tour San Antonio and Houston speaking to local appraisers.
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Lone Bandit Robs Casino of 28000 Dollars
A lone gunman robbed the Old Southport Inn in Jefferson Parish of 28000 dollars after tying up the cashier mid mid night. Police were not officially notified and the bandit, described as a disgruntled former employee, was last seen leaving the crowded casino.
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Evangelists' Visit in Italy Extended for Three Months
An Interior Ministry spokesman announced a three month extension of residence permits for American Church of Christ evangelists working near Rome. The group, largely Texans, had claimed persecution by Italian Catholics and faced renewal delays that they warned could amount to expulsion.
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European Monks Advance Stained Glass Craft in 14th Century
Early monks and glassmakers reached peak mastery in stained glass during the 14th and 15th centuries across Europe, reflecting regional styles and workshop traditions.
Dandelion and Bacon Salad Popular in Champagne
A French provincial dish from Champagne features dandelion greens tossed with bacon for a hearty salad. The preparation highlights a simple mix of crisp greens and smoky bites, reflecting regional appetite and seasonal produce.
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