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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1950

Page

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Pay raise woes split Austin police union and city budget tensions

The Austin Police Association fractures over detectives seeking higher pay, while patrol officers resist. City Manager Seaholm cites budget limits as the barrier to raises in all departments, prompting firemen to push for a charter amendment. Also notes on UT district traffic changes and Lamar Boulevard political posters.

Austin Police Association R. D. Thorp Thorp Walter Seaholm Seaholm City Plan Commission University of Texas 19Th 24Th Guadalupe Rio Grande Lamar Boulevard

Fragmented proverbs and reflections on liberty and trust

A collage of aphorisms contrasts creation myths with modern labor, travel, and politics. It weighs freedom versus control, noting ignorance of motive and the costs of a free world while critiquing character assassination and propaganda.

Texas Democrats urged to vote in precinct conventions

The article warns of a low non presidential election turnout in Texas and urges Democrats to participate in July 22 precinct conventions. It discusses the battle over party control at county and state levels, potential coups by Dixiecrats or anti administration forces, and the need for broad participation to reflect true majority will.

Texas Ken Regan el Paso Mineral Wells State Committee Twe Sen Graham Senate Supreme Court University of Texas North Carolina Willis Smith Frank Graham West Point Smith Brewster Congressional Record John T. Flynn Grand Central Station New York

Public relations satire on superlatives and psychology

Columnist MALCOLM W. BINGAY discusses the cost and folly of claims of superiority. He notes how advertisers and public relations advisers push certainty, while psychology shows that claiming the best invites challenge. The piece cites the cigar industry and quotes Baltasar Gracian and Theodore F. MacManus.

Information Bureau Q and A compilation

A long reader Q and A feature covers unemployment in the 1930s, ice fishing, Pan American Highway travel, ship measurements, Grand Canyon boundaries, milk production, Shakespeare Bible, rocket altitude, Buenos Aires street naming, a dog awarded and later rescinded a Distinguished Service Cross, Eiffel Tower steel and rivets, and historic advertising advice highlighting restraint from superlatives with a Mr. Dooley remark.

Willoughby blamed for Korea blunders and southern GOP push

General Charles Willoughby, MacArthur's chief of intelligence, faces criticism in Washington over Korea misjudgments including underestimating Korean forces and overvaluing internal threats. Jonathan Daniels warns Truman that FEPC support may cripple the Democratic South. The piece details Republican efforts to sway Southern voters, including misleading endorsements and legal maneuvers ahead of Senate battles.

Washington Pentagon Korea Charles A. Willoughby Mac Arthur Manila Willoughby Iran Louis Johnson Omar Bradley Tokyo Bradley Gen. Willoughby National Security Council North Korea MacArthur United Nations Orient Jonathan Daniels White House Daniels Truman FEPC Fair Employment Practices Commission South North North Carolina Woodrow Wilson Navy Frank Graham The University of North Carolina Senate South Carolina Strom Thurmond Olin Johnston Chicago Brewster Maine Guy Gabrielson Republican National Committee Willis Smith

Winchell On Broadway notes on Nazi fugitives and deportations

The column catalogs individuals linked to Nazi collaborators and fascist groups who faced or faced pending actions by U S authorities. Walter Gieseking Ference Vajta Edward Sittler Lajos Marschalke Tiso Karol Sidor are cited with deportation hearings or trials.

Walter Gieseking Hitler Dept. of Justice Herr Gieseking Europe Ference Vajta Lajos Marschalko Marschalke Ellis Island Uncle Sam Tiso Slovakia Russia Hecause Karol Sidor

Local News Republication Policy Note

The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all local news printed in this newspaper and AP dispatches. This notice governs use and distribution of the paper's content.

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