Capital City Chest Appeal Faces 1950 Shortfall
Austin heads into a Thursday vote to raise 38 600 for the Community Chest to support 17 agencies through 1951. Officials warn more than 60 000 is needed for full operations, while a 20 000 loan may be sought to avert a shortfall, as Mayor Taylor Glass drives city hall expansion projects and regional development.
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Austin
Community Chest
Seventh
Guadalupe
Miller
Corporation Court
Taylor Glass
Police Courts
City Hall
Glass
Sixth and
Red River
Fred C. Morse
Mutual Savings Institution
Walton State Building
Rain Prompt and Street Crossing Caution
A casual note suggests using a garden hose to make it rain and mentions June plans for Dan Canid with unspecified orders. The text warns about not looking where you’re going when crossing streets, implying a risk of a run-down feeling from missteps.
Supreme Court ruling edges Texas tidelands into federal hands
The four to three decision overruns Texas annexation provisions and shifts oil royalties from the Texas Permanent School Fund. Rehearing will be sought as Congress weighs a bill by Price Daniel and others to reaffirm state ownership. The ruling questions state sovereignty and could affect all states. Separately, Senate debates a broad old age and survivors insurance expansion for domestic workers and other groups, with a plan using a stamp-based payroll record system.
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United States
Texas
Tidelands
Supreme Court
Texas Permanent School Fund
California
Louisiana
Tom Clark
Perlman
Congress
Price Daniel
House
Senate
Social Security Board
Labor unions warn of fake Labor ads and FBI probes
The piece blasts alleged Communist undercover plots inside federal agencies and labor groups. It cites threats of New York Grand Jury indictments, CIO and AFL friction, and plans to use unions to push political aims while warning readers against bogus labor solicitations.
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New York
Grand Jury
US Senate
Austin
Communist Party
FBI
Soviet Union
Politburo
Gus
Dynamite) Hall
Cio-General Motors
Ford Company
Teamsters
Actors Equity
Vaudevillians
AFL
Texas
Overcrowding and policy notes in early 1950s education
The piece cites overcrowded San Antonio and Northern Virginia schools, Oklahoma firetraps, and Midwest City frames near an Air Force runway. It notes Congressman Graham Barden as House education chair aiming for federal aid to education with or without parochial-school aid, and mentions Acheson McMahon friction and NLRB counsel Denham’s union-biased signings.
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Washington
Graham Barden
North Carolina
House Labor and Education Committee
Barden
Cardinal Spellman
Lesinski
Michigan
Labor and Education Committee
San Antonio
Virginia
Oklahoma
Midwest City
Okla
Air Force
Taft
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Robert Denham
Court of Appeals
Denham
Union
Boeing Aircraft
Winchell On Broadway GUIDE TO THE BROADWAY SHOWS
Peter Pan is praised as a miracle of entertainment with perfect staging and heart to heart communication. The Consul is called a high tragedy in music showing inhumanity to man. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes is a gaudy yet satisfying satire with Carol Channing.
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Peter Pan
Capt. Hook
Boris Karloff
Jean Arthur
Carol Channing
Lorelei Lee
Mary Loos
Local AP Note Appears Inconsistent Inaccurate
A brief AP based item appears in the local page with unclear attribution and fragmented wording. The note shows misalignment of the Associated Press byline and the local section header, suggesting editing irregularities.
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Dan Canid
Shonin Ee Siet
The
Editors
Texas Tideland
United States Senate
Chase
By Herblock
CIO
Phil Murray
Minnegy
Wintersia Indiana
Mul
Buffalo
Walter Reuther
Bell Aircraft Company
Erie County
Rochester
N. Y
Tennessee
Truman
Panama Canal
Balboa
Southeast Asia
John Brophy
Gordon Chapman
America
Communist Action Committee
Financial Workers Union
Wall Street
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Communist Party of
Weahington
Russell Mack
China
Europe
Bill Green
Labor Department
Jim Farley
New Jersey
Carl Holderman
Political Action Committee
PAC
Longhair
Syndisais, Inc
Connecticut
Acheson
Brien McMahon
McMahon
Rosemary
Alice
Homer Cummings
Roosevel Cummings
State Department
Capitol Hill
New York Times
Arthur Krock
Marquis Childs
Childs
Missouri
Kansas City
Roger Slaughter
Emory Allison
Allison
Forrest Donnell
Tom Hennings
St. Louis
Iinsiders
Jim Pendergast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ray McKeough
Chicago
Maritime Commission
ICC
Tydings
Maryland
Green
Rhode Island
Lodge
Massachusetts
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Chekhov
Helen Hayes
Clutterbuck
Daffy Taffy
Arthur Margetson
Hartmans
Lil Darlin
Charley
Ray Bolger
Associated Press
Engi
Dhe
Austin American
Teen Eee Ee
PPP
Retell ‘Sresins
TTR
Postotice
Austin Statesman
Audit Bureau of Circulation
National Organization
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