Lewis Calls His Policy Group On Pay Hike Study
John L. Lewis summoned his 200 member policy committee to meet in Washington as industry sources floated a possible 20 cent hourly wage rise for some soft coal miners. Industry spokesmen offered no firm confirmation, though talks with steel negotiator Harry M. Moses and Southern Coal Producers Association president Joseph E. Moody suggest movement toward a voluntary increase. The Southern Association executive board is meeting to discuss the potential pay hike.
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John L. Lewis
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Nothern
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Moody
Southern Association
Detectives Hunt Thirsty Bar Burglar At Azteca Bar
Detectives seek a burglar who broke into the Azteca Bar at 1902 East Seventh Street Tuesday night. The thief took a full peanut vending machine, three cases of beer, one case of soft drinks, and a two cell flashlight. A detective quipped the peanuts must have made him thirsty.
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Fifty Million Drinkers in U S According to NRC
The committee on problems of alcohol of the National Research Council estimates that 50,000,000 persons in the United States use alcoholic beverages.
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Committee On Problems of Alcohol
National Research Council
United States
Injunction hearing ends as plea denied in labor case
The Texas Supreme Court rejected motions and a writ of error by the State Federation of Labor in Brown and Root injunction proceedings against unions. Master-in-Chancery Banknight heard testimony on the Austin power plant project with Union official Chester W. Smith asserting strong union stance while Brown and Root argues for anti-picketing measures. Judge Betts may review the record and set new hearings or rulings swiftly as the case moves toward possible appeals or continued trial.
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Brown and Root, Inc
Texas
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Brown and Root
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Banknight
Betts
Third Court of Civil Appeals
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Austin Building Trades Council
Smith
Marble Falls
Brown
Root
Austin
Beaumont
Houston
Retroactive tax on eleemosynary salaries debated in Austin
About 600 state employes at Austin State Hospitals gathered to seek answers on retroactive income tax for subsistence valued at 50 dollars a month for 1949 and 1950. They plan committees at each institution to determine who owes the tax and how to adjust for those who did not receive full subsistence.
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Austin State
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J. P. Goettel
W. E. Allen
Austin Blind School
Harry Ebert
Austin State School
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Goettel
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Cain
Ebert
Bob Greenway
State Hospital
Dallas Outstanding Man for 1950 Named
Walter Al Dealey 35, assistant secretary treasurer of the Dallas Morning News, was named Dallas outstanding young man of 1950 by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. He will enter the Presbyterian Seminary at Austin to study for the ministry next month.
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Walter Alien
Dealey
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dallas Morning News
Presbyterian, Seminary
Austin
Severed Arm Proves Fatal to Worker
Allan Christopher Hoskinson aged 38 died in Fort Worth after becoming entangled in a dirt scraper power unit at the city disposal plant. He was injured Wednesday and died about 3 a.m. from shock and loss of blood. his right arm was severed at the shoulder.
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Allan Christopher Hoskinson
Hoskinson
Deaths and Funerals in Texas and Georgetown
Gustaf Arnold Lindquist 47 a car penter died suddenly in Georgetown. William Franklin Ward 75 died at home in Elgin with funeral at Miller Mortuary. Allin Bruce Collins services held in Austin with burial at Capital Memorial Park. Multiple obituaries follow for Barker Mills Castillo Castillo Rowley Davenport Sanders Wimberly Traweek Clarkston and others with burial details and survivors listed.
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Georgetown
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Annie Lindquist
Irene Lindquist
Howard Lindquist
Weldon Lindquist
William Franklin Ward Elgin
William Franklin Ward
W. F. Ward Jr
Elgin
Miller Mortuary
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Alice Stone
Houston
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Lee Webb
Duncan, Oklo
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Espie Webb
Gorman
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Wilke-Donnelly
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Govalle
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California
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Austin
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Philadelphia
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New Orleans
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Dallas
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Stephen J. Barker
Cook Funeral Home
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Lampasas
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Little Rock
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Complete Loss of Voice Linked to Avoidance Behaviors
Dr James S Greene medical director at National Hospital for Speech Disorders in New York says total voice loss often follows when people try to escape facing a problem. He notes this as a common symptom in patients seeking treatment for voice disorders.
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James S. Greene
National Hospital For Speech Disorders
New York
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Trade or sale items for autos and more at local dealer
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