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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1951

Page

3

U S Water Panel Meets Here Today

The Inter Agency Commission, led by Col Louis W Prentiss, opens at 9 a m at the Stephen F Austin Hotel to map a watershed development program for the White Red and Arkansas river basins affecting seven states including Texas Oklahoma and Colorado The group includes federal departments and state officials and aims at flood control water conservation drainage irrigation and related land and resource development.

Capitol Federal Inter-Agency Commission Presidential Water Louis W. Prentiss Corps of Engineers Stephen F. Austin White River Rediver Arkansas River Texas Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Colorado New Mexico Departments of Interior, Commerce and Agriculture United States Corps of Engineers Federal Security Agency Federal Power Commission Arssi Inter-Agency Commission Truman Gulf E. V. Spence Col. Spence Board of Water Engineers United States Robert Kerr

FASTEETH promises firmer dentures and fresh breath

Advert reads FASTEETH as a pleasant alkaline powder that keeps false teeth more securely in place. It claims easier eating and talking with a tasteless formula, reduces denture odor, and is available at drug stores.

State May Lease More Oil Land

Auditor Cavness notes potential oil and gas leasing on state lands held by the Game, Fish and Oyster Commission. The panel says the commission owns 35,658 acres and holds title to 11,000, with further land needed for hatcheries and refuges.

Capitol C. H. Cavness Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Game Commission Cavness Price Daniel

Rites Honor Walker Soldier of Democracy in Korea

In Pusan Korea on January 29 a memorial service honored General Walton H. Walker Ameri can Eighth Army commander who died in an December accident The service drew about 300 attendees including representatives from the UN forces UN Commission on Korea and the South Korean government The Korean National Christian Council sponsored the ceremony and called Walker a soldier of democracy.

Pusan Korea Walton H. Walker Eighth Army UN Armed Forces UN Commission On Korea Sabe Korean National Christian Council

Liz Taylor Divorces Hilton Over Cruelty Claim

Actress Elizabeth Taylor testified that Hilton Heinrick Hilton Jr neglected her and used abusive language, leading to an early twelve month marriage ending in divorce. The 18 year old star described him as indifferent and cruel during the brief union in a nearly empty Los Angeles courtroom.

Los Angeles Elizabeth. Taylor Hatel Heinrick Hilton Jr Star Hilton

Nectar Load of a Bee Compared to Its Weight

A bee carries nectar weighing about half its own body weight during foraging. This natural transport demonstrates the efficiency of pollinators in gathering fuel for the hive.

Renfro’s

Ruling Limits County Lawyers in City Court Prosecutions

A ruling by Attorney General Price Daniel’s department restricts county attorneys from prosecuting certain cases in city courts. The decision states county attorneys have the duty to represent the state in offenses charged in corporation courts, even if they resemble city ordinance violations. The change clarifies that state law penalties apply, including a $200 maximum for parking at a fire plug, making such prosecutions their responsibility.

Price Daniel Graham Cameron Lane Brownsville

TV Radio Output Will Be Reduced

FCC chairman Wayne Coy told Columbia Broadcasting System managers that civilian radio and television output will be cut as a unitary procurement program takes shape. He noted the program calls for 3.5 million in the armed forces, far below World War II peak.

Easte Wayne Coy Federal Communications Commission Coyn

40 Persons A Mile The Earth Averages Density

The earth averages about 40 persons per square mile of dry land. The line notes a historical estimate of population density and implications for settlement patterns.

Solon Pushes Anti-Sabotage Railroad Bill in Texas

Senator Hill Hudson of Pecos authors a measure to curb railroad sabotage. The bill forbids walking or driving on tracks outside designated crossings with fines from 25 to 500 dollars and up to a year in jail. It cites national emergency needing safe railroad movement of troops and arms.

Hill Hudson Pecos

Shah to wed Soraya Esfandiari announces Feb first

An Iranian court communique announced that Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi will marry Soraya Esfandiari on February 1. The report confirms the engagement and future royal ceremony planned in Tehran.

Tehran Iran Shah Eshammed Reza Phievi Soraya Esfandiari

Texas House weighs 76 million bond issue and veterans aid

A Texas House committee considers a 76 million state bond proposal and an amendment to raise the Veterans Land Program from 25 million to 100 million. The hearing, led by Representative Cloyd D. Young, targets supporting World War II veterans to buy farms and farm homes, with Bascom Giles as chairman. The panel also examines Representative Marshall Q. Bell's proposed constitutional time limit on tax levies.

Texas House Cloyd D. Young Veterans Land Program Committee On Constitutional Amendments Veterans Land Board Bascom Giles Marshall Bell

Birds Complete or Require Different Time to Raise Young

Some birds finish raising chicks in a single day while others need several months, illustrating diverse reproductive timelines across species and environments. The contrast highlights varied parental care strategies and ecological adaptations among birds.

Early Morning Fire Routs Hotel Guests in New Orleans

In New Orleans French Quarter Hotel Lafitte, an early Monday morning fire forced fifteen guests to evacuate. Fire Chief Howard Dey estimated damage at $2,500.

New Orleans

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