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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1949

Page

2

Solons Boosting Presidential Preference Primary Plan

Texas lawmakers led by Rep. Frank C. Oltorf push a presidential preference primary proposal. Oltorf says he has collected many signatures and expects the bill to enter the House hopper next week. He cites last year’s Democratic convention as justification and notes prior effort to call a special session.

Austin American Oltorf Philadelphia Texas Harry S. Truman Rep Beauford Jester

Inaugural Celebrations Parade Through Austin

The inaugural weekend featured multiple dances and balls across Austin venues. Governor and Mrs. Jester led a grand march at Gregory Gym, with Buddy Ryland’s orchestra. Events included the Union Building square dancing, Pan American Room at the Austin Hotel, and Driskill Ballroom celebrations with flags, costumes, and live music.

Gregory Gym Jester Buddy Ryland Dr. Stewart MacCorkle Carl J. Eckhardtt John P. Keith Victor A. Kormeier Edwin W. Olle George J. Stephens Charles N. Zivley Harry Akin Austin Woody Parker Orchestra W. P. Watts D. T. Harkrider Weldon Watson H. Morris Stevens Driskill Edwardo Martinez Dorie Miller Texas State University For James Dorsey George Madison

Legislators Pledge Temporary Page Job for Chili Funds

Fred Jones former 40th District representative from Lone Oak visited the 51st Legislature in Austin. John L. Crosthwait offered a resolution to hire him as a temporary page to cover meals during his snowbound stay. The chair referred the measure to a five member committee for study.

Fred Jones Lone Oak Austin John L. Crosthwait Dallas Jones House

Bevin Stalls Palestine Debate Over Jewish Refugees

The debate on Palestine stalls as Bevin faces questions on interned refugees in Cyprus. The men held during Britain's mandate were detained for attempting to enter the Holy Land without certificates. Britain argues no Arab consent was sought for their release. Churchill warns a debate will occur next week.

Cyprus Britain Palestine Mandate Holy Land Israel Bevin Winston Churchill

Court Dismisses Theft Charge Against Model

Criminal District Judge Willis McGregor dismissed theft by bailee charges against Nadine Parker, a former Fort Worth model now living in Los Angeles. The case was centered on allegations while she worked as a model in Fort Worth.

Fort Worth Jan Criminal District Willis McGregor Nadine Parker Los Angeles

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