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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1949

Page

3

Japanese Fear Atom Bomb Raid by Reds

New York dispatch reports Professor I I Rabi of Columbia University says Japanese scientists fear a future atomic attack from Russians. Rabi notes Japan’s concern over Soviet bomb capability and asserts the Hiroshima bombing helped force unconditional surrender.

Reds New York I. I. Rabi Columbia University Rabi Hiroshima Sians Japan United States

Garlic states grow as war cuts imports in three states

When the war cut off garlic imports domestic farmers increased plantings. Now California Texas and Louisiana produce garlic commercially to meet demand and expand output.

California Texas Louisiana

North Austin Civic Group Installs Officers Tonight

Nick Hornsby will be installed as president of the North Austin Civic Club Friday at 6 30 p m at Baker School. Entertainment includes Eugene Stumpy Wilson magic Leonard Woosley piano and the Rosedale Ramblers songs. Paul Pfeiffer will review the club history. Other officers elected in December to be installed Friday.

Nick Hornsby North Austin Civic Club Baker School Eugene (Stumpy) Wilson Leonard Woosley The Rosedale Ramblers Paul Pfeiffer

Acheson Denies Red Appeaser Tag in Senate Hearing

In a dramatic Senate hearing Acheson defended his nomination as Secretary of State saying he will root out disloyal employees. He affirmed his friendship with Alger Hiss and claimed no influence in Poland loan actions while denying joint action with the Hiss family.

Acheson Senate State Department Truman George C. Marshall Edward R. Stettinius Jr Whittaker Chambers Tydings D-Md Marshall Gen. Marshall Russia Vandenberg Molotov Congressional Berle Mr. Acheson Alger Hiss Ache Donald Hiss Alger Hiss United Nations

Youth Fair Opens At Elgin Today

The Elgin Youth Fair displays farm equipment and home furnishings with the American Red Cross operating a first aid and information booth in the main school building. Veterans attending VA schools in the county will have space in the agriculture buildings and a grounds tent. Livestock judging includes W D Thompson A M College and E M Trigg Sr. as beef cattle hogs and sheep judges. County and district agents from several counties assist as judges and alternates.

The American Red Cross Veterans Administration W. D. Thompson A&m College E. M. Trigg Sr Bastrop Joe Bradley Colorado J. C. Yeary J. S. Reese Fayette County Henry F. New Hays R. H. Mason Caldwell Fannie Brown Eaton College Station Ruth Mozzie Gonzales County Gladys Short Austin

Fire damages Crystal Palace Bar in Juarez across border

Fire Wednesday damaged the Crystal Palace Bar in Juarez Mexico across the border from El Paso twelve visitors from the United States escaped injury in the blaze.

EL Paso Crystal Palace Juarez Mexico

Jailer Flees Witness Stand. Fugitive Captured Nearby

In Waxahachie on January 13 a jailer fleeing the witness box spotted a man in the aisle. The man was the wanted burglar sought for 18 months in the Southland Cotton Oil Co burglary. He was recaptured and jailed.

Waxahachie Willis Cox Cox Southland Cotton Oil Company

Texan of Truman's World War Battery To Attend Inauguration

David A Bridges of Everman Texas plans to join Battery D of the 129th Artillery in Washington for Truman's inauguration. He will travel with fellow veterans to form the presidential honor guard, receive armbands and cane, attend mass at Arlington, and join events at the gala and balls. Bridges calls Truman a wonderful Christian gentleman and laments his wife cannot accompany him.

Truman Fort Worth Everman David A. Bridges 129Th Artillery Regiment Harry S. Truman Bridges Kansas City St. Louis Washington Battery D Mayflower Hamilton Hotel Curtis Tierman Hamilton Arlington National Cemetery Tierman National Guard National Gallery of Art Truman’s France

Lawlor Heads Austin Country Club Board

W. L. Lawlor was elected president at the Austin Country Club annual meeting on Thursday night. The new board of directors includes W. S. Drake, Morin Scott, Wilmer Allison, W. W. Coats, Howard Cox, Felix Reeves, John S. Burns and Gordon Griffin.

W. L. Lawlor Austin Country Club W. S. Drake Morin Scott Wilmer Allison W. W. Coats Howard Cox Felix Reeves John S. Burns Gordon Griffin

Department Store Sales Rise Nine Percent in Week Ended Jan 8

The Federal Reserve Board reports national department store sales up nine percent from a year earlier for the week ending January 8. Washington dated dispatch notes the gain reflects ongoing consumer demand and retail activity.

Washington Federal Reserve Board

Jester Ends Betting Days Says Governor Won’t Bet Again

Governor Beauford H. Jester declares he is through with wagers after accepting a bet from the University of Oregon’s Kappa Sigma fraternity on a 1947 Texas Oregon game. He received a salmon packed in ice amid criticism. He refuses further bets on state surplus as the Legislature completes appropriations.

Beauford H. Jester Kappa Sigma Fraternity University of Oregon Texas Jester

Senator Taylor resigns from Texas Manufacturers Association post

Senator James E. Taylor of Kerens, a critic of taxes and proponent of economy, resigns as public relations director of the Texas Manufacturers Association effective January 15. He cites full-time legislative duties as finance committee chair and suggested the move in a letter to Ed C. Burris, seeking board approval in Corpus Christi. He represents Anderson Freestone Henderson Kaufman and Navarro counties.

Associated Press James E. Taylor Kerens Thursday Texas Manufacturers Association Taylor TMA House Anderson Freestone Henderson Kaufman Navarro Ed C. Burris Corpus Christi Finance Committee Texas Burris

Garner Son Nominated Laredo Customs Chief

President Truman nominated Tully Garner of Uvalde as collector of customs for the Laredo Texas district. He also nominated former Senator Carl Hatch to be federal district judge in New Mexico.

Washington President Truman Tully Garner Uvalde Laredo Texas Carl Hatch New Mexico

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North Austin J. R. Stubbs George Francisco L. A. Giddens G. L. Bentrup J. E. Peck N. L. Gault Ben Greig Bill Williams Cecil Taylor Carl Wilson T. R. McNeely Baker Cohn Bros Austin’s Friendly Credit Store Poland Connally Elgin Bes Lawlor Heads Country Club Frigidaire Senator Taylor Garner Son Customs Texas State Optical Congress Willie San Jacinto
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