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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1951

Page

4

Capital City Deadlines For Taxes Loom. Elections Soon

Taxpayers face state and county deadlines with January 31 for property and poll taxes and April 1 for city licenses. The article covers federal income tax due March 15 and filing rules for married couples under Texas community property laws. It warns of lines at the courthouse and urges early payment to avoid penalties and delays.

William J. Weeg Steve Heffington Austin Uncle Sam Internal Revenue Texas Internal Revenue Collector's Office Department United States Internal Revenue Headquarters

War Dogs And Damaged Lands In A Fragmented Nation

A fragmented nation deals with unpredictable threats as war dogs loom and regions suffer from rains and breath. A backward area struggles with progress while a family with a small boy faces being overlooked amid the leftovers.

Sales Tax Battle Rides on Texas Tax Debate

Governor Shivers opposes a general income tax and backs a constitutional amendment to ban it, aiming to boost a sales tax plan seen as favoring industrial growth. Proponents warn a broad tax could relieve pressure on other revenues, while existing taxes from gasoline to luxury goods already fund schools and roads.

Allan Shivers Texas M. O. Bell San Antonio Bell Shivers O’daniel House Senate

Cherchez la femme and a Long Island jewel caper

A personal memoir recalls two tough thieves Boston Billy and Arthur Barry who robbed Ardsley area homes, stole jewelry, and fled after a police chase, one later arrested, with a long prison stretch and a protracted romance with a survivor. The piece ends noting Senator Taft’s foreign policy critique of President Truman and defense debates over US European mobilization and Korea.

Ardsley-on-the- Hudson Boston Billy Arthur Barry Scarsdale Society Pages St. Faith Tarrytown Jess Sweetser Ardsley Club Boston Billy Barry Long Island Dannemora Sen. Taft United States Europe Iran Greece China Korea Department of Defense Pentagon Taft

Answers to reader questions on storms and grammar

The column cites the National Bureau of Standards noting that cutting power during a lightning strike offers little safety, as arrester transformers divert current. It explains split infinitives as improper placement of adverbs with infinitives, and states seed corn viability ranges from 10 to 12 years.

National Bureau of Standards

Senator Capehart Sexes War Contracts Via Dinner Favors

Washington column reports Victor Emanuel used a dinner for Stuart Symington to press support for Capehart's son Tom Capehart at Packard Manufacturing. Internal Crosley memos urged buyers to seek business with the senator's son, illustrating access in wartime contracting. Also notes Bridges sidesteps feud for Republican Foreign Relations slot and planned labor committee appointments. Canadian Army unveils new short wave set for North Atlantic troops.

Victor Emanuel Avco Manufacturing Corporation Standard Gas and Electric Crosley Broadcasting Republic Steel Stuart Symington Svelte National Security Resources Board Symington Floyd Odlum Consolidated Vultee Emanuel Homer Cape Chart Indiana Homer Sparkman Alabama John Craig Crosley Avco Manufacturing Co Cincinnati Senate Craig Johnny Stu Symington Homer Capehart Richmond Connersville Tom Capehart Packard Manufacturing Corporation Indianapolis Capehart Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corporation Lycoming-Spencer Ray Donaldson Senator Capehart New York Ashington John W . Craig Packard Manufacturing Company Washington F. W. Warner Avco Warner Thomas C. Capehart Senator Bridges New Hampshire Senator Tubey Senate Foreign Relations Committee Bridges Tobey Phil Murray CIO Bill Green AFL Canada Bell Syndicate, Inc

Broadway whispers mix stars and scraps of gossip

Walter Winchell notes Louis Calhern and Ann Harding in The Magnificent Yankee, recalls a past romance in The Woman Diluted, and highlights Cole Porter numbers in Out of This World. Mentions include Sheila Sims, Glorious Swanson, Celeste Holm, and other stage news plus TV and film notes.

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