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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1950

Page

15

Motor Carriers Hear Speech On Labor Relations

John Lind of Standard Oil of Indiana told Petroleum Motor Carriers Association leaders that top management must pass information down to supervisors to keep employee morale high. Texas DPS Director Homer Garrison Jr outlined accident rate methods and urged managers to adopt them.

Petroleum Motor Carriers Association John Lind Standard Oil Company of Indiana Stephen F. Austin Lind Texas Department of Public Safety Homer Garrison Jr Texas Petroleum Motor Carriers Group Industrial Division Engineering Extension Service of Texas A&m Texas Motor Transportation Industry Carl G. Seashore Institute of Public Safety Pennsylvania State College FE. L. Williams

Refuge Granted to Czech U N Representative

The United States granted political asylum on Tuesday to Vladimir Houdek, the resigned Czechoslovak representative at the United Nations, in Washington.

Washington United States Vladimir Houdek United Nations

Last Big Silver Shipment On Chihuahua Trail To Texas

On June 14 1876 the final large shipment of silver bullion began its trek along the Chihuahua trail to San Antonio and Galveston. August Sandleben led the convoy with a $17500 commission and Mexican dragoons aided the march toward the Rio Grande and coast. The route split toward Luling and Indianola, passing 150 miles of desert to Horse Head Crossing then along the future Southern Pacific line.

Chihuahua San Antonio Galveston Garza August Sandleben Rio Grande Texas Luling Indianola Horsehead Crossing Southern Pacific Railway Curtis Bishop

City Sing Songs Open Thursday

The 1950 city recreation season starts Thursday at 8 p m at Barton Springs with weekly programs through summer. The Austin Municipal Band directed by Weldon Covington will perform and community sing songs will be led by Dr Daniel E Grieder. Betty Lee Lafferty will supervise the program staff.

Recreation Department Barton Springs Beverly Sheffield Austin Municipal Band Weldon Covington Daniel E. Grieder Betty Lee Lafferty

Texas Port To Get New Ship Service

The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Luckenbach Gulf Steamship Company to serve Corpus Christi and Pensacola with regular passenger and freight service. Luckenbach already holds temporary authority to move lumber from Pacific Coast ports to Corpus Christi and regular authority to operate between Pacific Coast ports and other Gulf ports. ICC estimates the new port service would yield about 820000 dollars in annual revenue for lumber and paper products.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Luckenbach Gulf Steamship Company, Inc New York Corpus Christi Pensacola Fla Luckenbach Pacific Coast Gulf Ports ICC

Appraisers Group Will Meet Tonight in Austin Chapter

The Austin Chapter Society of Residential Appraisers will hold a supper meeting at the Hitchin Post Wednesday at 6 30 a m. Dewitt Knapp of Dallas former VA appraisal chief will discuss comparative residential construction costs and future value trends. Morris Alford, chapter president, to open with a fellowship period.

Austin Society of Residential Appraisers Hitchin Dewitt Knapp Dallas Veterans Administration Morris Alford

Wisconsin professor to speak at STSC on Thursday

Dr. Robert West of the University of Wisconsin will address Southwest Texas State College Thursday at 7 30 p m instead of Wednesday. The talk targets special education interests across Central Texas and arises from a scheduling conflict in Dr Wests engagements.

San Marcos Robert West University of Wisconsin Southwest Texas State College Texas West

Austin Girl Wins in Whitcomb Model Contest

Lorna G. Owens, 19, UT sophomore and art student from McAllen, is one of four national winners chosen to pose for Jon Whitcomb. She receives an all expenses paid trip to New York, a $100 daily fee, a Whitcomb painting worth $2,000, a week at the Waldorf Astoria, and visits with celebrities.

Lorna G. Owens University of Texas Whitcomb Jon Whitcomb Lorna Lorrie New York Waldorf- Astoria McAllen Frith C. Owens Austin High School Vincent van Gogh el Reno Okla Inglewood Calif Pittsburgh Helen Farrell The University

Austin Symphony Launches Drive for Maintenance Fund

The Austin Symphony Orchestra will open a campaign to raise 20000 dollars for maintenance during the 1950 51 season at a Hitchin Post luncheon Wednesday. Fred W Adams luncheon chairman said the drive is separate from the regular subscription campaign which will resume next. Adams and Irving Goodfriend are co chairmen of the maintenance fund drive with Mrs Creekmore Fath heading the women's division.

Austin Symphony Orchestra Hitchin Fred W. Adams Adams Irving Goodfriend Creekmore Fath

Dairy operations near normal after strike at Grisham

In Corpus Christi on June 13 officials of Grisham Dairy said that after a strike involving about 60 employees deliveries and other operations are near normal. The statement came as negotiations continued to resolve the dispute.

Corpus Christi Grisham Dairy

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