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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1950

Page

13

Uniformed Police Seek Reorganization amid Department Rift

A circulated petition calls for a reorganization meeting of the Austin Police Association, signaling uniformed officers’ dissatisfaction with detectives and seeking unity amid a pay raise dispute and division within the department. The signers include a captain, two lieutenants, and three sergeants, with four names later withdrawn after officers learned of the move.

Detective Bureau Police Uniformed Division Uniformed Patrol R. D. Thorp Police Department

Seaholm backs schools beside city parks plan

City Manager Walter Seaholm endorsed a proposal to build public schools with adjacent parks and playgrounds. After a morning meeting with School Board president W I Kocurek, he said he would urge City Council approval. The School Board approved a informal agreement to coordinate future sites with park space.

Walter Seaholm W. I. Kocurek City Board of Education Seaholm City Planning and Recreation Departments

Corner Lot Owners Urged to Cut Weeds in Intersections

Austin traffic officials urged corner lot owners to remove weeds and bushes that create blind corners at intersections. Traffic Captain Warren W. Blackman noted recent showers will cause rapid regrowth and that city crews have been trimming overgrowth on city property and where owners are unable to do the work.

Austin Warren W. Blackman Blackman

Council to Consider 80 Block Assessment Paying Proposals

The City Council will consider approving the 1950 assessment paying program and issue a bid call. Public Works Director C G Levander notes second major pass is complete with 80 blocks of permanent paving planned citywide, funded by property owner petitions with 40 percent upfront and installment options. A funding shortage limits the scope of upcoming work. Willow mattress dike details from National Geographic Society noted.

Public Works C. G. Levander Ogram Levander

90th Division Announces 40 Enlisted Vacancies

Brig. Gen. Arthur P. Watson commander of the 90th Infantry Division Army Reserve said on Tuesday there are 40 vacancies for enlisted men in division headquarters. Openings include chief clerks record clerks finance clerks intelligence sergeants operations sergeants personnel management photo interpreters editor postal radio script writer supply sergeants troop information and education stenographers clerk typists and draftsmen.

Arthur P. Watson 90Th Infantry Division Army Reserve Watson

Baker's Hair Tonic advertised to cure dandruff and itching

Mrs. M. E. Logan of Gonzales Texas urges readers to try Baker's Hair Tonic for dandruff and itchy scalp claiming relief and confidence. She adds Baker's Lathernist Shampoo for a clean scalp and lustrous hair and notes a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Gonzales Texas M. E. Logan St. Peter St Baker's Baker’s Adv

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