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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1949

Page

4

Rail cars honor Bentons and a Texas birthday

A Austin column lauds the Katy Railroad for naming a rail car after Thomas Hart Benton while recalling Mirabeau Lamar and William S. Travis. The piece also praises the film June Bride starring Bette Davis and Robert Montgomery, contrasting it with Yellow Sky at the Paramount.

Texas Katy Railroad Missouri Kansas Mirabeau Lamar William S. Travis Thomas Hart Benton Kansas City Benton Katy Warner Freres Bette Davis Robert Montgomery Paramount

Travel To Washington of 6000 Pro-Commies Stirs Nation

Victor Riesel reports a planned 48 hour Washington march by about 6,000 pro-communist demonstrators allied with the Civil Rights Congress. They plan to converge by plane train and bus to surround the White House and confront the President, Attorney General Clark, and members of Congress days before Truman's inauguration.

Victor Riesel Washington Mr. Truman Travellers Aid Society Dept. of Justice Civil Rights Congress White House Truman Department of Justice Clark House Senate

Plan Ruckus at Inauguration to Protest Indictments

The article details a planned two day Communist demonstration in Washington to protest indictments of 12 leaders, with thousands expected, involving strategy to gain media coverage and provoke clashes. It notes funding, organization in unions, and participation from Los Angeles to New York, aiming to influence Congress and the new administration.

Clark Communist Party Washington Congress United States Los Angeles New York City

Leather care and other quick Q and A items from a 19th century page

The piece covers leather conditioning with oil and cloth, warns against mineral oil, and storage tips. It also notes Scano la trees resist pests due to tannin, lists notable scholars, describes giant worm species used as bait, explains Paul Revere’s name change, dish drying practices, a Wolffin duckweed tiny plant, and Daniel Chester French as an American sculptor with broad examples.

Webb's Rise to Undersecretary of State in Truman Era

A 1946 White House press scene notes James E. Webb's selection as undersecretary of state and budget director role. Webb, once a Sperry executive then Marine, is praised for efficiency and future State Department reforms. The piece also covers inaugural excitement, Truman ally Max Gardner, and other postwar political shifts.

Washington White House Truman James E. Webb Webb Harry Truman State Department Raleigh N. C North Carolina Edward Pou Rules Committee Pou Jim Webb Marines Max Gardner Max Fred Morrison Morrison Jimmy Young Webb Gardner Law Firm Jim Farley Gardner Law Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce Sperry Gyroscope Tom Morgan Sperry Morgan Jimmy Webb The Treasury S Truman

Broadway Notes Spark Several Top Shows in 1948

Winchell notes a cold opening for As for Love in New York on the 22nd and praise for the Roberts-Lee score. He mentions potential movement of S Grisman's Midnight Revue to the Palace if plans fail, Rodgers and Hammerstein's South Pacific interest, and Lisa Kirk's rise. He highlights shifts in wages for Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, Broadway costs rising, and mixed film reviews from Cinem. He also reports on Gov. Dewey and Bevin foreign policy signals, plus Franco's wartime ties and propaganda denials.

New York Roberts-Lee Palace Theater S. Grisman Rodgers and Hammerstein South Pacific Lisa Kirk Eyeful Thrush Kate Roscoe, Pa Howard Cullman Anne Dean Martin Jerry Lewis Cugat Capitol Theater Dewey New York State N. Y Bevin Britain Israel David and Goliath Franco Hitler and Co Duce

Lawmakers Pay Varies Widely Across States

The Editor's Notebook surveys how U S states set lawmaker compensation with annual salaries per diem mileage and session lump sums. It notes wide differences from 300 dollars a year in Connecticut to five thousand dollars in New York and highlights speaker pay boosts and travel supplements. Durwood Manford, a Gonzales County veteran, is elected Texas House speaker after long service spanning nine years.

Texas Council of State Governments Connecticut Colorado New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Michigan Tennessee New Hampshire State Arkansas California Illinois Indiana Iowa Maryland Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Ohio Oklahoma South Carolina Vermont West Virginia Wisconsin Washington Senate Virginia Gonzales County Durwood Manford House W. O. Reed Dallas Claud Gilmer Rocksprings Price Daniel Liberty Bob Calvert Hillsboro Homer Leonard McAllen Coke Stevenson Junction R. Emmett Morse Houston Manford

Dogs booklet offers breed details and care guidance

Today’s booklet on Dogs explains selection care training feeding and diseases. It describes thirty three breeds with history standards and temperament and includes photographs by William Brown and a list of breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club. Order a copy for 25 cents from Austin American Information Bureau Washington DC.

William Brown American Kennel Club Austin American Information Bureau Eye Street N.E Washington, D. C

Subscription Rates Reported by Austin American

The Austin American reports updated subscription rates for readers and acknowledges Associated Press rights. The notice confirms AP exclusive republication rights for local news and dispatches within the newspaper.

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