CC Agriculture Panels to Serve For 1950 Named
Committees of the Austin Chamber of Commerce agriculture department to serve in 1950 were announced by President W Luther Thompson. Five groups under Ern est Best Jr. will include Soil conservation Poultry Livestock Four Hand Future Farmers of America and Dairy, with Best ex-officio on each.
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Agricultural Department
The
Austin Chamber of Commerce
W Luther Thompson
Ernest Best Jr
W. O. Harwell
Jim Boswell
Soil Conservation
Herman Kruger
Robert C. Armstrong
Paul W. Bowman
Raymond Canion
N. W. Croslin
W. E. Derden
Bascom Giles
G. W. Houser
Tom E. Johnson
Will T. Johnson
Walter E. Long
H. H. Luedecke
A. J. Maloney
Gus J. Moos
M. D. Mosteller
W. R. Nabours
Fred S. Nagle Jr
W. J. Perlitz
S. B. Price
Murray P. Ramsey
William B. Ransom
J. A. Raubut
John C. Ross
Jack Shelby
Leon Stone
R. G. Studer
E. A. Butler
Robert R Bridges
Charles N. Buston
Joe J. Dagwood
R. E. Jones, Sr
Gene Johnson
K. D. Willingham
Woodward Livestock Committee
Ray Knippa
C. E. Alvis Jr
Col
J. M. Baden
R. W. Bridges
H. H. Dickehut
W. F. Gunn
F. E. Hixon
G. H. Kastner
David T. Lamme Jr
A. E. Massengale
J. L. Moulden
Forrest S. Pearson
George C Quinn
H. W. Schwertner
Dan F Searight
G. W. Seiders
L. B. Stacy
Otis C. Watson
H. Clay Williams
Future Farmers of America Committee
E. O. Henkel
Joe C. Carrington Sr
Finno Y. Cook
Harry B. Crozier
Augustine DeZavala
George R. Felder
Alberta G. Garcia
H. L. Gaskin
Dean Gorham
Heffington
Perry L. Jones
Carl A Johnson
Capt
W. P. Knox
Leo A Martin
L. W. Popham
Harry D Pruett
John A. Rutherford
Joe T. Steadham
Gus F. Urbantke
John Mason Brown to Lecture on Literary Trends at UT
John Mason Brown, associate editor of the Saturday Review of Literature, speaks at the Texas Union at 8 p m on trends in current literature and censorship in art. The lecture is free. A 6 30 p m dinner at the Home Economics Tea House precedes and a Texas Union reception follows.
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John Mason Brown
Saturday Review of Literature
The
Texas Union
Brown
Harvard
New York Evening Post
University Forum
Home Economics
City Panel Completes Building Code Revision Plans
The seven member city building code advisory panel nears full formation with additions from the Electrical Engineers Association and a city engineer. The panel revises the 1931 code to cut Austin’s insurance rates by encouraging fireproof construction and modern materials. Meanwhile Judge J Harris Gardner expects a hearing on a new trial for James Frombey, a 22 year old inmate sentenced for car theft, amid questions over medical care at the Travis County jail. Frombey, WWII veteran, was injured in a crash after stealing a car near Belton on December 11.
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Taylor Glass
Electrical Engineers Association
Guston Morgan
Munsey Wilson
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Carl Stautz
Leslie Crockett
Raymond Dear
Chester Smith
Austin Building and Construction Trades Council
Jim Cochran
Morgan
John C. Eckert
W. L. Heaton
W. T. Williams Jr
Austin
James Frombey
J. Harris Gardner
53rd_‘District Court
Frombey
State
Travis County
Paul Holt
Holt
Gardner
Veterans’ Hospital
Belton
Herbert Taylor
Ernest Best
Robert Jaehne
Jaehne
Bituminous Coal Forms Majority of World Reserves
Encyclopedia Britannica states nearly 4 trillion tons of coal reserves are bituminous, comprising more than half of global coal deposits. This characterization highlights the prominence of bituminous coal in energy resources.
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Encyclopedia Britanica
County to Build 850 Foot Drainage Ditch on McCarty Street
Travis County Commissioners announced a mutually satisfactory deal with Vernon F E Grove of 724 Sparks Street for an 850 foot drainage ditch on McCarty Street near the Montopolis bridge. The county will grade the area between the paved Miller Lane and Grove's store buildings near US 290 at no cost to Grove as Miller Lane is paved.
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Travis County
McCarty Street
Montopolis Bridge
Vernon FE. Grove
Sparks Street
Colorado River
Miller Lane
Grove
Miller and Lane
Dr Cox To Address Engineers Tonight
State Health Officer George W. Cox will speak at a banquet of water and sewage engineers at Texas A&M College Wednesday night.
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Dr. Cox
George W. Cox
Te A&m College
Independence Drive to Start May 15 for Savings Bonds
World War II veterans in Central Texas will be invited to invest part of their GI insurance dividends into savings bonds. Nathan Adams announced the Independence Drive runs May 15 through July 4 with the Liberty Bell as the campaign symbol and save for your independence as slogan. Officials plan to broaden payroll deduction and contact Travis County leaders to prepare local plans.
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Texas
Nathan Adams
United States Treasury
Treasury
Liberty Bell
Save For Your Independence
Adams
Travis County
Fred C. Morse Sr
Shoal Creek Work Delayed To Study New Traffic Lights
City Council delayed the Shoal Creek extension from West 12th to West 11th while a study of a complete new traffic light system is completed. The project aims to ease congestion at the West 12th Enfield Road and Lamar Boulevard intersection by rerouting Lamar traffic away from the crowded junction and narrow West 12th lanes. Part of the work includes improving access to West Avenue.
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Shoal Creek Boulevard
West 12Th Street
West 11Th Street
Guston Morgan
West 12Th
Enfield Road
Lamar Boulevard
Shoal Creek
West 11Th
Lamar
West Avenue
Stop Worrying About Skin with Grays Ointment
A vintage ad touts Grays Ointment as a gentle fast acting treatment for itching from ringworm pimples insect bites athlete’s foot and other skin troubles. It emphasizes mentholated medication soothing tender areas and notes a 50 cent package that lasts about a week.
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