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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1950

Page

4

County Salaries At Issue In New Legislation

Legislature may fix Travis County pay gaps for 1951 raises, affecting county attorney and county court at law judge who were left out of standard increases. Deputy salaries depend on population brackets and past adjustments. P. L. Nairn and Fred Hartkopf, both double amputees, were photographed this week for a fraternity magazine highlighting resilience.

Travis Tom Johnson Commissioners Court Johnson Justice of the Peace P. L. Nairn Fred Hartkopf Nairn Hartkopf Buerger Hartgeet Espair Judge Nairn Texas Veterans Ampn Vetran

Fragmented OCR scribbles on weather, illness and war

A jumble of notes mentions old wall phones, weather causing colds, warnings of temporary insanity, and a remark about fifteen Russian generals dying in a year. It also touches on excuses under patrol scrutiny and a so called Battle off the Century shifted to other parties.

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Bell County shows record population surge in decade

Bell County Texas posted a 65.3 percent population gain for the decade, the strongest rise among Texas counties as Temple and Belton cities share in the growth. The increase, about 29,309 people, outpaced prior declines, with Fort Hood and urban expansion aiding the rebound. The rise signals broader rural revitalization and could shape the county’s economic outlook for the next ten years.

Mid-Texas Bell County Texas Blacklands Temple Belton McLennan County Waco McCloskey General Hospital Camp Hood Killeen Fort Hood Bell

Films Still Lead TV for Entertainment Says Rose

Billy Rose argues film outshines television in eight months of home viewing. He praises Annie Get Your Gun The Asphalt Jungle Father of the Bride and The Next Voice You Hear for their cinematic quality and impact, while noting TV may eventually rival top Hollywood products. He plans to keep watching films at the barn theater in Mt. Kisco and only use TV when top films are scarce.

Eleanor Mt. Kisco Groucho Marx John Huston Hollywood Billy Rose

First Latin American nation to declare war on Axis

Costa Rica declared war on Japan on December 8, 1941 and followed with declarations against Germany and Italy on December 11. The three year limit on espionage trials was questioned, with a Bill moving to ten years in the Senate.

Department of Justice Attorney General Congress House of Representatives Senate

Wood investigated for fee tied mail routes and alcohol use

A Bell Syndicate piece accuses Congressman John S. Wood of Georgia of taking a $1000 fee from Ralph Stanfield and other favors, alleging improper awarding of rural mail routes, alcohol problems, and connections to Hollywood funds. The piece portrays Wood as unfit to lead the unAmerican Activities Committee.

Wood Carl Tallent Ralph Stanfield Stanfield Jack Chappel Georgia Marble Company Georgia Cong. Wood Congress Weldon C. Bennett Canton C. B Butch) Holcombe Holcombe John S. Wood Congressional Elder Stanfield Ralph Clark Jr Flowery Branch Harold W. Puckett Buford Homer Reeves Reeves George Bryce Frank Joe Martin Charles Halleck Indiana House unAmerican Activities Committee Hollywood Ed Dunlap Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Winchell on Broadway Celebs and Broadway Buzz

A compact rundown of stars and showbiz. Notable names include Justice Douglas inviting a columnist to a light breakfast, Desi Arnates with Lucille Ball, Don Taylor seeking roles, and George Shearing gaining US citizenship. Midtown notes tease Woodruff vs Pepsi location, Newsweek staff strike talk, and other nightlife chatter.

Wm. O. Douglas Russia Don Taylor Desi Arnates Lucille Ball Patricia Neway H. Pollet Nat'l League Diener The Blue Angel George Shearing Bop City America Coca-Cola Woodruff Broadway 47Th St Pepsi-Cola 7Th Ave

Audit Bureau roles in Austin newspapers

The Austin American and The Austin Statesman are members of the Audit Bureau of Circulation, a national organization certifying circulation. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of local news printed in this newspaper and AP dispatches.

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