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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1950

Page

12

Wage-Hour Law Clinic Set for Austin Jan 25

A wage-hour law clinic will be held January 25 in the Austin Hotel starting at 10 a.m. Sponsored by the Central Texas chapter of the Texas Manufacturers Association, the event is in cooperation with the Austin Chamber of Commerce and directed by Jack High of the Wage-Hour Division. Local TMA leaders W. D. Johnson H. H. Dickehut and Charles A. Braun helped organize.

Austin Central Texas Texas Manufacturers Association TMA W. D. Johnson Austin Hotel Austin Chamber of Commerce Johnson Jack High San Antonio H. H. Dickehut Charles A. Braun

Burnet Plan Parley Invitations Go To Texas Leaders

Invitations to a January community development conference based on the Burnet Plan were sent to Texas mayors county judges and school superintendents. The event at the University of Texas will feature national and state experts on city development and a Burnet mayor's detailed briefing on how the plan worked in his city.

American Legion Joe Spurlock Allan Shivers University of Texas T. S. Painter Texas Burnet National Legion Organization C. H. Brownley Austin Joe Shepperd Union John D. Ewing The Shreveport Times Legion National Advisory Committee For Price Daniel Raymond Foley Housing and Finance Agency Dillard B. Lasseter Farmers Home Administration Perry Faulkner Veterans’ Employment Service Antonio L. Rodriguez Credito Industrial of Monterrey Mexico Herman B. Byer Bureau of Labor Statistics Chauncey Leake University School of Medicine Galveston Hugo Leopziger-Pearce T. H. Shelby L. D. Haskew W. R. Woolrich D. C. Greer Fred Glass

Crime spurt hits Austin with four burglaries five thefts

A surge of crimes in Austin Wednesday involved four burglaries and five thefts. Victims include J C Reasoner at 2406 Bluebonnet Lane and Red and White Grocery at 2608 West Seventh Street. Items stolen range from cash and cigarettes to clothing and tools. A cafe burglary at Joe's Cafe left behind two hats and a screwdriver. Police reported a window entry at Southern Electric and a prowled car at 21st and Guadalupe.

Austin J. C. Reasoner Bluebonnet Lane Reasoner South Congress Larry Ballard West Seventh Street John Morgan Cecil Elwell East 14Th Street Raymona Hinojosa Sabine Street J. C. Gilstrap East 20Th Street Perry Lane David Maddox Ethridge 21St and Guadalupe Street Wind Burnet Road Atvaeve

Cain's Sentence Affirmed by Court

The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed Milton E. Cain's 18 year penitentiary sentence for the murder of Dan McMillan on November 18, 1948. The high court overruled Cain's self defense plea and upheld the district court verdict, rejecting concerns that reasonable doubt was not given and that burden of proof shifted in the charge to the jury.

American Capitol Court of Criminal Appeals Milton E. Cain Dan McMillan 53Rd District Court Cain High Court Polk Shelton

University student questioned in exposure case

A 27 year old University of Texas student was questioned by police in connection with a reported exposure in the 2000 block of East Avenue. Fire crews described a suspicious man near Kash Karry Grocery Store, who exposed himself to children. a chase followed before the suspect fled in a car and police later seized the license number leading to the arrest.

University of Texas East Avenue Crime Prevention Bureau Kash Karry

Publicist to Address Katy Jaycees Luncheon

Robert G. Craft publicity representative of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad will address the Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon in the Driskill Hotel. Craft, a native of Alvarado and former University of Texas student, will discuss railroad public relations issues and plan a story on a Lake Austin holiday village.

Robert G. Craft Missouri-Kansas- Texas Railroad Junior Chamber of Commerce Alvarado Craft University of Texas Mk&t Katy Austin Jaycee Gene Ravel Lake Austin Driskill Hotel

New Lake Road Route Announced

County Engineer Ian Morgan said a two road project will link the West Lake Drive extension from Yacht Harbor to the new St Stephen Episcopal School road and then to Bee Cave Road. The school road will be paved by the school while the county handles the base work with work starting in two to three weeks.

Westlake Drive Lake Austin St. Stephen Episcopal School Ian Morgan West Lake Drive Yacht Harbor Bee Cave Road

Knife Fork Club To Hear Spy Hero

Major Paul Cyr, the first American dropped behind enemy lines in France, will speak to Aus tin Knife and Fork Club at the Austin Hotel Jan 27. Cyr relates six months with the French Maquis and work with Chinese guerrillas in Japanese territory. He holds the Legion of Honor Croix de Guerre the Distinguished Service Cross and the Bronze Star. Ike Ashburn is club president.

Austin Knife and Fork Club Austin Paul Cyr France Young Cyr Ike Ashburn

Grandmother and Granddaughter Die in Slabtown Explosion

An explosion and fire destroyed the two story home of Mrs. Hannah McKenzie in Slabtown, killing a woman and her baby granddaughter. Three other children were hospitalized from injuries in the blaze that occurred early Wednesday. authorities said the origin of the blast was unexplained.

MT. Savage, Md Slabtown Hannah McKenzie

US charges Russia slows Berlin El in retaliation

American officials alleged that Russia deliberately slowed Berlin's elevated railway by keeping half the trains in barns and cutting schedules. As a result millions of Berliners faced long walks to work or late arrivals.

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