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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1949

Page

15

Nevada legislature approves red light district local option

On the session’s final day the Nevada Legislature passed a bill to legalize red light districts on an emergency basis. If signed, the measure allows local option, exempting licensed houses from public nuisance law and potentially triggering a Reno special election. Mae Cunningham’s bid to revive legalized brothels features in the ongoing legal battles.

Carson City Nev Nevada Supreme Court Vail Pittman House of Prostitution Reno Las Vegas Mae Cunningham Pittman Mae Emerson Wilson

Oyster and clam migrate from long-time neighborhoods

Scientists aboard the Velcro IV in the Gulf of California report major migrations of marine life around San Gabriel Bay on Espiritu Santo Island. The USC expedition notes oysters and clams no longer inhabit the area where they thrived a decade ago.

Los Angeles Marine Laboratory Velcro IV Gulf of California San Gabriel Bay Espiritu Santo Island Gulf University of Southern California

Truman Plans Press Parley To Back Fair Deal

President Truman prepared to defend his Fair Deal amid congressional opposition. He scheduled a 9:30 a.m. news conference and spent time between conference prep and beach relaxation at Key West. Senate Leader Lucas acknowledged a Republican Southern coalition blocking civil rights proposals this session.

Truman Key West Fla Congress Capitol Hill Naval Submarine Station Senate Lucas Illinois

Fatal Shooting Fray Described

Robert L. Jones former Dallas police chief testified in his murder trial that he shot his son-in-law George A. Vadere a private detective in a Dallas jewelry store on January 7 1948. He said he feared Vadere would shoot him with the gun Vadere had. The struggle ended with Vadere killed.

Dallas Robert L. Jones Jones George A. Vadere

Former Police Chief Testifies in Jewelry Store Shooting

Jones testified he shot Vadere after separating him from his daughter and confronting him in a jewelry store. He said Vadere grabbed his wrist during a wrestling struggle and that Vadere had previously been married to his daughter.

Vadere Jones

Research Institute Division Moved Here

Howard C. Williams, division manager of the Research Institute of America, Inc., moved the division offices to Austin. He will serve about three-fifths of the state, after previously heading South Texas counties in Houston as tax representative. The organization offers business consulting in taxation and regulatory interpretation for attorneys, accountants and executives. Williams was a civil engineer before his current field.

Howard C. Williams Research Institute of America, Inc Austin Williams Houston South Texas

Williams Couple Plans Home in Park Place

Long time member of the National Association of Cost Accountants. Mr and Mrs Williams will make their home here at 610 B Park Place.

Long National Association of Cost Mrs. Williams Park Place

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