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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1950

Page

10

Brannan challenges farm plan at Denver meeting

Secretary of Agriculture Brannan told the National Farmers Union that pressure experts threaten lawmakers resisting the plan. He urged polling of voters, praised the union for backing the plan, and warned a sliding parity could gut farm support as he defended direct payments over price supports. He warned the policy could determine the future of millions of farm families and American freedom.

Denver Brannan National Farmers Union Farmer Union Farmers Union

Tribute to Tibet Says China Paid Tribute for Centuries

The National Geographic Society notes China paid tribute to Tibet for about a thousand years, ending in the 18th century. The claim situates Tibet under historic Chinese diplomatic recognition. The piece reflects on long standing relations and shifts in control.

Tibet National Geographic Society China

Only 4 Countries Show Decreases In Unemployment

The ILO said unemployment rose in all but four of 20 regions in Europe, North America and Oceania for 1949. Ireland Sweden Australia and New Zealand were the only countries with fewer unemployed. In the United States January 1950 unemployment reached a record 4.48 million, 7.9 percent of the civilian labor force, up from 4. Skeptic notes cite UK 1.7 percent idle in December 1949, Canada 9.7 percent in December 1949, and Italy unemployment rising to 1.502 million in October 1949.

Geneva International Labor Organization Europe North America Oceania ILO Ireland Sweden Australia New Zealand United States United Kingdom Canada Italy

Communists Deny Soviet Plans on East German Army

Leipzig Germany March 6 a high ranking German Communist Politburo member said Moscow will keep an occupation army in East Germany as long as Allied forces stay on German soil He dismissed rumors of Soviet troop withdrawal this year He also denied East Germany seeks a separate peace treaty unless the Allies first sign with Bonn He said unification would not be for several years and the national front would consolidate support amid West German economic and political discontent.

Leipzig Germany Russia East Germany Bonn Republic Berlin National Front West Germany

Loudspeaker’s Birth Mirrors Phonograph Horn Design

A history note explains that early radio loudspeakers closely followed the phono graph horn form, differing mainly by an upright orientation as the key variation between the two devices.

CAA Chief Sees Plane as Future Farm Tool

Delos W. Rentzel, civil aeronautics chief, urged that aircraft can become a vital farm implement. He spoke at Fort Worth during conferences for non-scheduled operators and flying farmers, predicting planes used for transport and crop dusting will grow. He urged more airports and airway facilities to support safer cheaper aviation.

Fort Worth Delos W. Rentzel Civil Aeronautics Washington Rentzel

Prison Board orders guards to fire when escapees run

Texas Prison Board approves a three point plan to curb escapes at Central Prison Farm. Guards to back up shots when convicts break, weekly rifle practice for guards, and replacement of trusties with prison staff in commissaries.

Houston Texas Prison Board O. B. Ellis Central Prison Farm French Robertson Abilene H. H. Coffield Rockdale B. E. Stufflebeme Grand Prairie W. C. Windsor Tyler Ellis

Minister Suffers Heart Attack During Sermon

The Rev. Albert Sidney Lee pastor of the First Baptist Church for over 25 years suffered a heart attack Sunday during his sermon in Crockett. He was assisted from the pulpit and taken home. Dr. J. S. Wootters placed him in an oxygen tent and planned hospital transfer when possible.

Crockett Albert Sidney Lee First Baptist Church J. S. Wootters

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