Budget Board proposes 10 million cut in next two years
The Legislative Budget Board recommends a 10,031,947 drop in biennial appropriations across colleges, state departments, hospitals, courts, and junior colleges totaling 153,490,650. Hearings move quickly with 15 minute agency slots, while salary cuts target UT Texas salaries and select doctor pay in state hospitals.
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Legislative Budget Board
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Finance
Howard Carney
Atlanta
Vernon McGee
McGee
University of Texas Chance
Carney
Oed
Budget Sought By Lawmakers On Tax and Fees
The session's second loan shark regulation bill was proposed by Representative Charles G. Davis of Bellevue. Also introduced was Representative Deno Tusfies' $55 million tax measure, aimed at raising revenue with new levies on natural gas lumber retailers football tickets salt and sand and other products to fund state services for the next two fiscal years starting next Sept.
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Charles G. Davis
Bellevue
Deno Tufares
Johnson National Ticket Room Suits Shivers for Senate Group
Texas Democrats and Governor Allan Shivers supporters plot to push Lyndon Johnson onto the 1952 Democratic national ticket. They discuss Johnson as a potential vice president or president and how Shivers could maneuver a Senate replacement if needed. The plan envisions Texas delivering a united delegation to back Johnson in the national race.
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Raymond Brooks
Capitol
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Allan Shivers
United States Senate
Lyndon John+n
Johnson
Senate
Coke Stevenson
Lee O'Daniel
United States
Democratic State Executive Committee
Shivers
Hedy Lamarr Plans Retirement After New Film
Hollywood reports that Hedy Lamarr 35 says she will retire after one more film with Bob Hope as she finished a wardrobe fitting. The star, a sensation since her early German film days, announced the plan Tuesday.
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Hollywood
Hedy Lamarr
Miss Lamarr
Bob Hope
Marines join local March of Dimes drive
The Marines join the local March of Dimes effort with a Marine clown entertaining officers and spectators at Seventh and Congress to boost participation. Ken Jackson, drafted by the Yankees, enlisted in the Navy Tuesday.
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Seventh
Congress
Navy
New York Yankees
Ken Jackson
Yankees
Deer Pose for Food in Drought Stricken Texas Neighborhood
A New Braunfels cameraman captured 10 deer feeding on corn in a backyard amid severe Central Texas drought. Local ranch managers note water scarcity and browsing pressures, while state officials warn the food shortage may reduce deer numbers if rain does not come.
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Texas
New Braunfels
Rudie Seidel
Bernie Dillon
Oscar Haas
Highlands
Hays County
Ed Oleskie
Herman Heep
John Dedgen
Fitzsimons
Llano County
Rites for Mrs. Jean Galvin Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Jeanette Galvin are set for Wednesday at 8 30 am at Cook Funeral Home changing from Thursday as previously reported. She died Tuesday morning in a local hospital and is survived by husband Leonard and two brothers Joseph and Herman Weston of Chicago. Rabbi Bertram Klausner will officiate with pallbearers Leonard Kaminnett Charles Powell W J Bell Koen and Dewey Smith. Burial will be at Mission Burial Park in San Antonio.
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Jeannette Galvin
Cook Funeral Home
Austin Statesman
Galvin
Leonard Galvin
Joseph S. Weston
Herman Weston
Chicago
Bertram Klausner
Leonard Ka- Minett
Charles Powell
W. J. (Bell) Koen
Dewey Smith
Mission Burial Park
San Antonio
Nadie
Owners Fight Reactivation of Camp Swift Lands
Landowners oppose reactivation of Camp Swift with a three member committee reporting petitions and signatures from Bastrop Smithville and Elgin protests. They urge Gen Lutes for clarity while noting a state claim and a federal freeze on land sales. Ten thousand acres were settled back to owners with remaining government held lands and a Texas National Guard use plan.
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Bastrop
Smithville
Elgin
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Fort Sam Houston
LeRoy F. Lutes
Fourth Army
Gen. Lutes
A. T. Buescher
J. Gordon Bryson
J. W. Ash Jr
Bower Crider
R. 0. Miller
E. A. Woods Jr
A. W. Haenel Jr
A. B. Spires
Walter E. Long
W. C. Harwell
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Camp Swift
Department of Defense
Austin
Bs Genoa
Louis J. Linenberger
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Homer Thornberry
Texas
Texas National Guard
Linenberger
Camp Swift Jands
Rubber in Tires May Be Cut Again
The government signaled possible further reductions in natural rubber used in auto tires and study of eliminating rubber from non essential products. The National Production Authority said 22 rubber industry branches would meet with NPA officials to draft recommendations.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
LCRA restricts access to dams and power plants with permit rule
LCRA General Manager Max Starcke announced near war time restrictions on all dams, power plants, switchyards, and substations. Public entry now requires a permit. 600 foot restricted zones surround each dam. Some limited access remains at Mansfield, Buchanan, and Austin facilities with specific conditions.
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Colorado River Authority
Max Starcke
LCRA
Starcke
Board
Mansfield Dam
Buchanan Dam
Austin Dam
Lake Austin Boulevard
Senate Confirms Economic Heads in War Mobilization
The Senate confirmed Eric Johnston as Economic Stabilization Administrator and William Harrison as Defense Production Administrator, under Charles E. Wilson. The ESA will oversee price and wage offices, with the Office of Price Stabilization and Wage Stabilization Board moving to impose nationwide price freezes and wage limits, possibly allowing up to a 10 percent wage rise from last June 1 before adjusting further with living costs.
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Senate
Opeh
Eric Johnston
William H. Harrison
Johnson
Harrison
Charles E. Wilson
Johnston
Economic Stabilization Agency
ESA
Congress
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Michael V. di Salle
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Cyrus S. Ching
Grandmother of Solon Succumbs at Nocona
Mrs. Rosa M. Brown 86 grandmother of State Representative Wayne Wagenseller died Tuesday at her daughter Gene Cook's home in Nocona. Funeral services will be held Wednesday.
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Wichita Falls
Rosa M. Brown
Wayne W. Wagenseller
Gene Cook
Nocona
Wonju Retaken As MiG Jets Clash Over Korea
In Korea a reinforced UN force recaptured Wonju and its airstrip as 16 MIGS attacked 32 Thunderjets. Four Reds were shot down, seven damaged, while Americans suffered no losses. Ground action reported near Yongwo with rifle women observed. no large enemy concentrations found.
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North Korea
Wonju
Wonju and Its Airstrip In Central Korea
Yongwo
Anju
Highway Bridge City
Chongchon River
Pyongyang
Yongwel
United Nations
William J. Waugh
Eighth Army
Korea
Bergstrom AFB Pilots Star in Korea Jet Battle
Five Bergstrom Air Force Base veterans helped the 27th Fighter Wing engage in a major Korea era air battle south of the Manchurian border. American pilots claimed several MIGs while suffering no losses, with details naming Lt. Jacob Kratt Captain William W. Slaughter Captain Allan G. McGuire Captain Burton Wilder and Captain Allen J. Gilbert among others.
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Texas
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Korea
Bergstrom
Austin
27Th
Manchurian
AIR Force
Jacob Kratt
South Milwaukee
Wis
William W. Slaughter
Lexington
Allan G. McGuire
Pequeno
Burton Wilder
Kirkwood
Allen J. Gilbert
East 38Th Street
Wilder
Chamber of Commerce
McGuire
Allen Jr
Mary Ellen
Patrick
Kratt
Antung
Austin High School Class Receives 177 Diplomas
A mid term commencement honors 177 Austin High School graduates. Dr. L Nelson from the University of Texas urges education for all and notes many withdrawals, proposing more business shop and math courses. Six top scholars named and Harriett Bangston receives the Student Council Scholarship. Diplomas granted to a long list of graduates led by Hall Wayne Agnew and Joanne Crowell among others.
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Bill Woods
Austin High School
L. Nelson
University of Texas
Nelson
Joanne Crowell
Katherine Barlow
Emma Jean Verchan
Kale H. Williams
Phil Nelson
Mack Bailey Cawthorn
Harriett Bangston
John
Austin High School Maroon
Brecemuens
R. B. Sweet
The
Ty Church Christ
Dave Witless
Eeme Cne
J . Ray
Betty Jean Richardson
Dolores Sobeck
Irby B. Carruth
Dr. Nelson
Hall Wayne Agnew
Lupe Albn
Dorothy Darlene Allen
Robert Vernon Allen
Thomas Grover Allen
Roger Neil Ayres
Richard Dale Barbour
Katherine Buford Barlow
Harris Parker Bates
Eddy David Bayer
Dorothey Harriette Bengtson
Rose Charlotte Bergfield
del Raymond Binion
Arthur Nolan Birdwell
Constance , Clarke
Joe Wendell Coffey
Vee Coe
Bert Crowell
Arthur Doyle
Gene Davis
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