Experts urge UN plan to balance world trade and unemployment
A five member panel urges the United Nations to adopt a three to four year plan to balance global trade and automatic unemployment counter measures. They advocate UN led conferences, international investment through the IBRD and IMF style support, and domestic full employment programs with price and inflation safeguards.
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London
United Nations
Cil
Truman
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
International
Eee Fund
Indian Minister Talks to Stalin in Moscow
Sir Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan India’s ambassador to Russia said he had a pleasant half hour talk with Stalin on general subjects. He arrived in Moscow about six weeks ago to replace the late ambassador. Attending were Ray Dayal minister counselor and Soviet officials.
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Moscow
Sir Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan
India
Russia
Stalin
Sir Sarvapalli
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Pres Grat
Paris
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Radhakrishnan
Ray Dayal
Andrei Vishinsky
B&PW Club Meeting Planned in Taylor
Taylor ward announces a Taylor and Professional Woman's Club gathering Monday evening at Mrs. CMA's home Cohostesses will be Mrs. E P Non and Mrs. Ethel Here who will present a talk on Quick Meals Before the Salons Woman.
X Ray Experts To Hear DuPont Man Tuesday
Keith Mill a DuPont Company Houston technical representative will speak on Radiographic Screens at a meeting of the Austin X Ray Technicians Society Tuesday at 8 pm. The session will be in the offices of Doctors Wilson and Wilson 528 Capital National Bank Building with Mrs Sybil Sullivan as secretary announcing.
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Keith Mill
DuPont Company
Houston
Austin X-Ray Technicians Society
Doctors
German Theater Blast Harms Four at Hessian State
An illuminating gas explosion at the Hessian State Theater in Darmstadt injured four men and damaged dressing rooms and part of the spectators area. Officials say a leaking gas pipe led to the janitor's apartment. three firemen assisting the search were injured. Eleven hundred people had attended the previous night’s opera Zum Weißen Roß.
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Darmstadt
Germany
Texas Annexation Move Spurs Union with Texas
On January 16 1845 Senator Mil ton Brown of Tennessee and Alexander M Stephens of Georgia proposed annexation of Texas to the United States by joint resolution. The Texas House had begun committee work January 8 and annexation momentum grew after Polk inauguration. President Polk sent Andrew J Donelson as special commissioner to Texas.
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Milton Brown
Tennessee
Texas
Brown
Alexander M. Stephens
Georgia
United States
House of Representatives
James K. Polk
Andrew J. Donelson
Lone Star Republic
Polk
Taylor Woman's Club Plans Silver Program
Taylor on January 15 ANS reports the Woman's Study luncheon Tuesday features Miss Jennie Wilmot of the University of Texas home economics faculty speaking on American Silver. Mrs Ray Arrington is program chairman with Mrs Wilson Fox and others assisting. Hostesses include Mrs Earl B Mathiews and several others.
California clears Texas fruit amid tightened inspection
Sacramento reports the California Department of Agriculture did not ban Texas citrus but tightened inspection. Texas Citrus and Vegetable Growers’ Austin Anson says California warned of fumigation requirements after Feb. 23, not an embargo. officials seek stricter fumigation to prevent live scale transmission.
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Sacramento
Calif
California Department of Agriculture
Texas
Austin Anson
Texas Citrus and Vegetable Growers
California
A. P. Messenger
California Department
A. A. Brock
Brock
Anson
McAllen
Coroner rules death beside Buda railroad accidental
San Marcos reports coroner Justice L. Carter ruled the death of Ozie Bellinger 30 of San Antonio accidental. He was found beside Missouri Pacific tracks near Buda with a fractured skull broken arm and lacerations not run over by a train, apparently having fallen from a freight car while en route to Austin to see a cousin. Local men Bliss Sherman L A McCarter and Constable Oran Evans assisted.
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San Marcos
ANS
Missouri- Pacific
Buda
Justice L. Carter
Ozie Bellinger
San Antonio
Carter
Bellinger
Austin
Aavon Bliss Sherman
L. A. McCarter
Oran _Evans
Air Force Tests Jet Form Instrument Trainers
The Air Force announced on Saturday that earthbound link trainers for instrument flying have been adapted to a jet form. The new trainers simulate all jet flight conditions during instrument conditions such as storms or darkness and have been tested and accepted.
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Washington
Air Force
GOP Committee To Report Costs On US Spending
The Republicans in the House formed a 21 member committee led by Rep Taber to publish monthly cost estimates on administration programs and new projects. They aim to reveal five year costs for spending increases and challenge Truman era estimates amid debates over Brannan and Ewing plans.
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International Bank
GOP
Washington
House
Martin
Mass
Representative Taber
Congress
Truman
Brannan
Ewing
Wigglesworth
Stefan
Neb
Rees
Kan
Murray
Wis
Wilson
Ind
Towe
Vursell
Heselton
McDonough
Calif
D’ewart
Mont
Norblad
Ore
Coudert Jr
Scott
Bramblett
Cotton
McCulloch
Ohio
Nelson
Lovre
Ford Jr
Mich
Scudder
Mrs Mohr Hosts Coupland Sewing Club Meeting
Mrs. Robert Mohr entertained members of the Coupland sewing club with assistance from Mrs. Max Pfluger. The gathering occurred in Land on January 15.
Social Security Benefit Increases Predicted In Congress
Senate Finance Committee leaders predict rises in social security and broader coverage while signaling debate over the size of boosts and funding. The House bill would add about 11 million people to coverage, raise average benefits, and switch payroll tax to a higher base by 1970.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
George
Dga
Millikin
R-Cole
GOP
Senate
Oscar R. Ewing
Federal Security Administrator
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Blanco County birth rate nearly doubles death rate in 1949
Johnson City reports Blanco County had 57 births and 31 deaths in 1949. District Clerk Charles Stevenson announced the year also saw 48 marriage licenses issued.
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Johnson City
Blanco County
Charles Stevenson
Stevenson
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William Schrantz
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Taylor Woman's Club Plans
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