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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1950
Page
5
Washington reports signs the 1950 fiscal deficit may be less than the $5.533 billion forecast. For the first eight months, outlays reached $26.793 billion while receipts totaled $24.012 billion, with spending outpacing revenue by $2.780 billion and expectations of heavier spending ahead.
A leading London paper says a government inquiry into atomic secrets leaks to Russia is led by an avowed Communist War Minister John Strachey. The Evening Standard denounces him while Attlee reshuffles cabinet and faces pressure for his dismissal.
Brownwood March 2 Daniel Baker College of Brownwood moves closer to joining the Episcopal Church. After leaving Southwestern University in 1946 the college will shift to the Dallas diocese with negotiations underway and an announcement due within two days. Southwestern will run the campus until June.
F O Goen of Irving resigns after 15 years as deputy supervisor of undercover agents in North Texas. He cites legislature accusations against Chairman Leonard B Brown over a Best Motor Freight Lines permit, plus friction with Chief Investigator John Hilliard. Brown denies wrongdoing and notes his firm’s liquor haul permit status.
General Robert L. Eichelberger said the United States may have to permit Japan to rearm defensively if a peace treaty is signed and Japan’s security is not guaranteed. He cited Japan as key to Pacific defense and warned of a potential Red threat if Japan falls under Soviet influence. He called Japan a military pygmy with limited arms and urged careful occupation policy to maintain security.
Emma and Emil, two galloping emus at Circle-H Game Farm near Napa California, were captured Thursday after a four day hunt. Sightings by Mrs J F Taylor led volunteers and Sheriff John Claussen to rap them up.
Army surgeon general testified that Defense Secretary Johnson ordered closing several military hospitals. If Murphy Hospital in Waltham Percy Jones in Battle Creek and Olive Hospital in Augusta close the Army would have one general hospital east of the Mississippi Walter Reed General Hospital in Washington with 1600 beds treating 1800 patients.
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