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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1950

Page

4

Austin Servicemen Start Receiving GI Insurance Checks

The column notes Austin veterans with serial numbers ending 100 and above are receiving GI insurance dividends, marking a late stage in the distribution sequence. It also mentions local tax collection deadlines and upcoming auto license plate renewals.

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Paralyzed Nation Warns Of Looming Labor Strikes And Coal Shortage

The piece warns of a nationwide labor crisis with railroads steel mills oil tankers and auto plants at risk without White House guidance. It cites a coal shortage with retailers holding only four days of supply and President Truman aware of dwindling stocks, noting potential market jitters and broader industrial disruption.

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Editors Notebook on Juries and Texas Policy

The piece condemns judge contempt toward juries and urges protection of jurors from public rebuke. It notes Texas editors’ Austin return for the Texas Press Association midwinter meeting and comments on veteran employment quotas and state travel by Labor Statistics inspectors. It warns that rising postwar registrations will stress urban traffic, stressing Corpus Christi, Austin and Houston.

Houston Texas Austin Texas Press Association Bureau of Labor Statistics Corpus Christi

Worst Strike Crisis Since 1937 Governs Steel and Auto Supply

The piece outlines a broad labor dispute threatening coal, steel, auto, rail, and telephone sectors. It notes leaders like Lewis and Reuther maneuvering for strategy against GM Chrysler Ford, with potential strikes affecting 160,000 Chrysler workers and a push for wage gains and a five day week across unions including CIO and railway workers.

Chrysler Reuther America Ford Joe Beirne New Communication Workers CIO Bell Telephone System Bell RAILS Brotherhood of White House Pest-Hall Syndicate, Inc

Nations in the sterling area and early railroad rails

Answers cover the sterling area members linked to the pound and holding reserves in sterling or British obligations. Included nations are the United Kingdom Ireland Australia New Zealand Union of South Africa India Pakistan Ceylon Burma Iraq and Iceland.

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Uncle Sam's Almanac 1950 Offers Yearlong Weather Guide

Colonial era almanac noted for daily weather forecasts and farming by the moon. The 1950 edition remains a popular storehouse of reference information with dozens of other features. Order by year start. send 25 cents to Austin American Information Bureau in Washington DC.

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Explosion Looms in GOP After Party Gripes

Washington report details internal party strife as moderate Republicans push back against right wing tactics. Senators Millikin Ives Lodge Jr Monroney Di Salle Ferguson and Duke scenes illustrate a growing clash over policy youth appeal and the direction of the Republican Party.

Washington Republican Party Eugene Millikin Colorado Millikin Republican National Committee National Committee Sen. Millican Vic Johnston GOP Congressional Campaign Committee Irving Ives New York Massachusetts Henry Cabot Lodge Jr

Winchell on Broadway Signs of the coming explosion

The column lists political tension and scuttlebutt in 1949 Washington and beyond. It notes North Dakota senator Langer arguing with GOP leaders, Oregon Republicans mounting a blitz against Wayne Morse, and Barkley introducing his wife in a light moment amid broader party strife.

Langer North Dakota Senate GOP Ken Wherry Wherry McKinley Oregon Wayne Morse Congress Uline Arena Washington Sen. Morse National Committee Sen. Lodge Abraham Lincoln Earl Warren California Barkley Les Biffle Veep Biffle Betty Darling Mrs. Darling Honest Honey

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