Travis Tax Valuations Skyrocket in 1948 Report
Travis County tax values rose by 31.19 million over a decade, with 1948 valuations at 80.96 million up from 49.76 million in 1938. Auditor J A Berger presented to the Commissioners Court noting a 1947 rise of 6.49 million and 1946 rise of 18.79 million, plus delinquent taxes reaching 641,363.49.
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Travis
J. A. Berger
Berger
Commissioners Court
Belger
Austin-Travis
Conscientious Constable Stings Gambling House
Houston constable Dale Richardson arrested two operators and nine horse players in an apparent raid on a gambling house. He described the operation as a duty to enforce the law despite traffic and witnesses. police chief Payne said Richardson had the right to act if he chooses.
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Houston
Dale Richardson
la Porte
Richardson
Fairgrounds
New Orleans
Thomas I. Decker
Ironized Yeast Tablets for Borderline Anemia Boost
Ad copy touts Ironized Yeast Tablets to restore red blood cell color and size, claim renewed energy and vitality, and urges medical consultation for other possible causes of tiredness. Ends with invitation to reclaim lost energy and life.
Composer Stravinsky Loses $250000 Suit
Igor Stravinsky failed to win a $250,000 damages suit against Leeds Music Corp over credit for the Firebird Suite theme used as a popular song titled Summer Moon. Judge Joseph W. Vickers ruled the composer consented to a portion of his work being used as a popular number but cautioned a name should not be attached to a greatly altered coin.
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Los Angeles
Igor Stravinsky
Stravinsky
Leeds Music Corporation
Joseph W. Vickers
Leeds
Dulles Voices US Duty in Fight Against Terrorism
John Foster Dulles told a Cleveland audience of about 35 million American Protestants that the United States must use power to prevent terrorism, arguing force may be necessary rather than remaining aloof. He cited a French premier’s remark on Communist family protection and tied the talk to American policy on extending Russian influence.
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Cleveland
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
United States
Red Army
Dulles
Department of International Justice
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
America
Vatican names churchman delegate for the Philippines
Vatican announces that Mser. Egidio Vagnozzi, counsellor of the Apostolic Internunciature in India, is appointed apostolic delegate for the Philippines. The announcement was made on Wednesday in Vatican City.
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Vatican City
Egidio Vagnozzi
Apostolic Internunciature
India
Philippines
Date Unchanged On Wheat Loan
An Agriculture Department spokesman said on March 9 that the April 30 due date for 1948 crop wheat price supporting loans remains unchanged. He noted informal talks favor extending loans on some grains by 12 months to boost on farm storage and hold surpluses, but wheat loans would not gain storage incentives since most wheat is in commercial storage.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Labor Troubles Over: Employes Given Plant
Tokyo reports Tsune jiro Hiratsuka, a cork material maker, handed his plant to his 30 workers after tiring of bargaining. He told them to run it as they see fit.
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Tokyo
Tsunejiro Hiratsuka
Ersatz
Hokkaido
Endorsement for Barcentrate Weight Loss Aid from Mrs. Bishop
Mrs. H. P. Bishop of Stamford Texas writes in praise of Barcentrate saying she lost weight and felt better after using the product. She notes a serious operation required weight loss and thanks the makers for its benefit.
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H. P. Bishop
Stamford
Texas
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