Budget Bill Action Seen By The Capitol Staff
Chairman W H Rampy of the House appropriations committee urged prompt yet careful action on the biennial budget bills. The House and Senate restricted other appropriations for 60 days unless general supply bills reach Governor Shiv ers. Rampy named sub committees to study four main bills with Cox leading the departmental bill and other chairs for higher education eleemosynary and judiciary.
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Capitol
W. H. Rampy
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Allan Shivers
Rampy
Jack Cox
Breckenridge
W. R. Chambers
Brown County
Higher Education
Albert M. Jones
Valley Mills
Eleemosynary
Tom Cheatham
Cuero
Judiciary
Chinese Nationalist Invasion Plan Denied
Washington officials deny any plan to deploy Chinese Nationalist troops for an invasion of South China. State Department press officer Michael McDermott said the department knows of no such plan and commented on a report claiming it was under consideration.
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Washington
Michael McDermott
State Department
South
China
Non-Communist Nations Uneasy Over China Reply
London reports show France, Britain, India, Canada, and Australia reacting with disappointment and caution to Peiping’s response to the UN cease-fire plan in Korea. Nehru and Pearson seek clarity, while Egypt and Moscow comments add to a tense, uncertain international mood.
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London
Red
China
United Nations
Korea
France
Cales
Gladwyn Jebb
Jawaharlal Nehru
Canada
L. B. Pearson
Ottawa
Nehru
Paris
Europe
United States
Sydney
Percy Spender
Free World
Peiping
Egypt
Salah el Din
Foreign Office
Moscow
Spectator
New Statesman and Nation
Commonwealth
Knippa Post Office Safe Reported Taken
Knippa post office safe was stolen overnight as postmaster W. E. Knippa reported. Entry was gained by breaking a door lock. Federal postal inspectors and local officers investigated. amount inside was not disclosed. Knippa was named for the postmaster's grandfather. Uvalde is 11 miles away on US Highway 90.
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Knippa
Uvalde County
W. E. Knippa
Uvalde
Child Hit By Car Leaves Eight Year Old With Arm Fracture
Peggy Louise Coleman eight of 1602 East 13th Street is listed in fair condition at Brackenridge Hospital after a Thursday afternoon car collision. She is under treatment for a broken left arm lacerations and shock.
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Peggy Louise Coleman
East 13Th Street
Brackenridge Hospital
Victim of Shooting Improves at Brackenridge Hospital
Douglas Carpenter of 203 East Avenue was reported improving at Brackenridge Hospital Thursday night after being shot by his own gun in an accidental discharge at Fifth and Congress last week.
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Douglas Carpenter
East Avenue
Brackenridge Hospital
Carpenter
Fifth and
Congress
Mortgage Fall Fades Eviction Hope for Eight Day Quads
In Pontiac Michigan a state law protects the Rosebush family of eight day old quadruplets from eviction for a year, regardless of mortgage status. Kenneth Rosebush owes 500 dollars to Lapeer Savings Bank which planned a Friday public auction. The family may regain ownership by paying within the year. The mother Ann Rosebush and infants Kristine Kristal Keith and Kenneth were in good condition and the quads remain in incubators at St Joseph Mercy Hospital for weeks more. Nearby Oxford officials considered assisting with a larger home.
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Pontiac
Mich
Roesbush
Rosebush
Oxford
Board of Commerce
Lapeer, Mich
Savings Bank
Roderick L. Parsch
Kristine
Krystal
Keith
Kenneth
Ann Rosebush
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Reuter Re elected Mayor of West Berlin in 77 to 12 Vote
West Berlin Council re elected Socialist Ernst Reuter to a four year term as mayor despite a reduced Socialist share. The vote 77 to 12 supported Reuter's anti Communist stance and coalition gains with conservatives. Maj Gen Taylor said farewell and Brigadier Mathewson takes over as American commandant.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Reuter
Franz Neumann
Christian Democrats
Free Democrats
Christian Democratic
Walter Schrieber
All Berlin
Turkey
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Lemuel Mathewson
Mathewson
Radioman Dies After 7000-Foot Fall From Plane
In San Francisco a radio operator, Douglas Smith, 28, fell to his death when he leaped from an escape hatch aboard a C54 inbound from Korea. The plane, chartered by Seaboard and Western Airline for the Korean airlift, continued to Travis AFB after the fatal plunge off the Pacific coast 750 miles out. Smith, formerly with American Overseas Airlines, lived in San Jose with his wife Eileen and three children.
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C54
Korea
Pacific Coast
Coast Guard
Seaboard and Western
Douglas Smith
Military Air Transport Service
Smith
American Overseas Airlines
The
Travis Air Force Base
Fairfield
Brooklyn
San Jose
Calif
Eileen
Polio Claims Pensacola Mother After Birth of Son
In Pensacola Florida a 19 year old mother Mrs T L Godwin died of polio Thursday after delivering her first child a seven pound baby boy named Mickey LeBaron Godwin in an iron lung. Four doctors tended her bedside after the birth on Wednesday night her condition worsening though the infant remained in good shape. Her husband works at a dry cleaning establishment.
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Pensacola
Fla
T. L. Godwin
Mickey LeBaron Godwin
Oklahoma Man Kinslowe Killed in Car Truck Collision
James Monroe Kinslowe age 25 of County Line Oklahoma died in a car truck crash ten miles north of Gainesville. Barrows of Dallas, the truck driver, was seriously injured.
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Gainesville
James Monroe Kinslowe
County Line
Okla
Here
Oklahoma
Barrows of
Dallas
Services Pending For John Norman
Funeral arrangements are pending at Hylton Manor Funeral Home for John C. Norman 47 state employed carpenter of 4112 Avenue A found dead Thursday morning in his car at 4213 Avenue C Justice of the Peace Travis Blakeslee ruled the death natural Norman is survived by his widow Anna Norman his father C W Norman of Brackenridge three sons John E Norman in the US Army at Battle Creek Mich James Norman in Austin and Charles Norman with the US Army at Fort Riley Kan four daughters Betty Coates Glidden Patricia Blaha Caldwell Janie Norman and Linda Norman of Austin four brothers Elmer Norman Odessa Roy Norman Big Spring Oscar Norman Breckenridge and Irvin Norman Odessa.
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Hylton Manor
John C. Norman
Avenue A
Avenue C
Travis Blakeslee
Norman
Anna Norman
C. W. Norman
Brackenridge
John E. Norman
Battle Creek
Mich
James Norman
Austin
Charles Norman
Fort Riley
Kan
Betty Coates
Glidden
Patricia Blaha
Caldwell
Janie Norman
Linda Norman
Elmer Norman
Odessa
Roy Norman
Big Spring
Oscar Norman
Breckenridge
Irvin Norman
Austin CC Forms New Offices Open House
The Austin Chamber of Commerce hosted an open house at 305 East Seventh Street for its directors and for the Austin Area Economic Development Foundation. The remodeled residence now serves as the Chamber office with a plate glass front. W. Luther Thompson and W. O. Harwell welcomed attendees, joined by C. B. Smith and Frank W. Jessen of the Development Foundation.
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Austin Chamber of Commerce
Austin Area Economic Development Foundation
Chamber of Commerce
East Seventh Street
W. Luther Thompson
W. O. Harwell
C. B. Smith
Frank W. Jessen
The
Development Foundation
Sweden Plans To Call 220000 for Army Duty
Stockholm report says Sweden's general staff plans to call up about 220000 conscripts for military training this year. Measures to avoid gaps include extending by two months the training for those in the first nine months of service.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Dagens Nyheter
Dr Nelson to Address Mid Term Graduates
Professor I I Nelson of the University of Texas will give the mid year commencement address at Austin High School next Tuesday at 8 pm in Gregory Gymnasium. Baccalaureate services precede on Sunday at 7 30 pm at First Methodist Church with Rev Marvin S Vance in charge. More than 160 seniors participate. Anderson High School has a graduating class of 19 with no ceremony.
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I. I. Nelson
University of Texas
Austin High School
Gregory Gymnasium
First Methodist Church
Marvin S. Vance
Anderson High School
Lois Ann Pape 4 remains in critical condition after home accident
Lois Ann Pape four years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar H Pape of Route Six, was shot in a Tuesday night incident at home with a .22 rifle. Her condition remained critical Thursday night at Brackenridge Hospital.
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Lois Ann Pape
Brackenridge Hospital
Oscar H. Pape
Route Six
New Light Cold Front En Route
Central Texans will see fair weather Friday and Saturday as a slow moving cold front approaches Texas. East and West Texas are also expected to have fair conditions with cooler temperatures Saturday. The report notes no severe weather is anticipated and provides scattered data on temperatures across major cities.
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Texans
Texas
Marshall Spond
Theange
Abi
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Jaigaiveston
Austin
Brownsville
Corpus Chriet
Su Antonio del Rio
Reo O
el Paso
Dean Parlin Shows Improved Condition At Brackenridge
Dean H T Parlin head of UT Austin College of Arts and Sciences was upgraded from critical to better condition by Brackenridge Hospital officials Thursday night after a prolonged heart ailment.
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H. T. Parlin
Brackenridge Hospital
University of Texas
College of Arts and Sciences
Movie theater listings with star pairings and showtimes
Display of multiple city theater programs listing films and featured stars. Entries include Paramount Through Monday with Bing Crosby and Nancy Olsen, State Through Mond with Maurice O Hara and Fo Payne, Queen Through Tuesday Harvey with James Stewart, Capitol Through Saturday Jack ity with James Stewart, Varsity Mary Scotland with Helen Hayes, Texas Since You Went Away with Sudette Colbert and Jennifer Jones, Austin Rocky Mountain with Errol Flynn, Ritz SUH Whip Wilson, Yank Harvest with Alan Ladd, North Beyond Glory with Alan Ladd, South Yow Widow with Jane Russell, Montorol is So Evil My Love with Ray Milland, Chief Dark City with Don DeFore, Burnet Kid em Texas with Audie Murphy.
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Montorolis
So Evil My
Love
Ray Bi
One Todd
Howe Kid
Chief
Don Defore
Rod Cameron
Record Meat Prices Noted in Providence
In Providence Rhode Island on January 18 tenderloin steak sold for 2.29 dollars per pound in some markets. Meat dealers said prices reached an all time high. the State Bureau of Markets reported the figures.
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Providence
Providence R. I
State Bureau of Markets
Lewis glowers at miners pay rise in rare smile
Washington January 18. News photographers asked John L. Lewis to smile after miners won a 1.60 daily wage increase for soft coal work. Lewis managed a grim smile and quipped he was not that happy about the raise.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Royal Guest Rehearses With Kathryn Grayson
Publicities highlight Kathryn Grayson in her MGM role Grounds for Marriage. A royal guest joins her rehearsal and boosts energy with Royal Puddings noted for high energy and milk proteins. Seven flavors available.
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Royal Guest
Kathryn Grayson
MGM
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