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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1949

Page

4

Death of A Robin Henderson Shifts Texas Record in 1950

The Limestone County legislator A Robin Henderson died at 69, noted for voting his convictions and serving as Groesbeck mayor and Red Cross chair. His death ends a frank tenure focused on handicapped welfare while Beauford Jester pursues a broader political campaign and omnibus tax measures.

Austin American Capitol House of Representatives State of House Henderson Limestone County Groesbeck The Red Cross Beauford H. Jester Board of Regents University of Texas State Railroad Commission Italy Forrestal Ryan New York Premier de Gasperi US Treasury Park Tammany O’dwyer

Lewisite and a labor strike threaten national economy

In a critique of John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers, the piece argues the coal strike hurts the economy by threatening 425000 miners and 57000 railroad workers, costing billions and undermining government policy. It links the action to opposition to Dr. James Boyd's Bureau of Mines appointment and critiques mine safety policy.

Northwestern University Lewis America United Mine United Mine Workers John L. Lewis Truman James Boyd Bureau of Mines Senate Dr. Boyd Roosevelt Interior Herbert Hoover Finch School of Mines University of Idaho R. R. Say Ers Public Health Service Sayers Krug Myrmidons New York Post Corp

Boxing gloves use pigskin leather for protection

Boxing authority Nat Fleischer states pigskin is used for gloves and punching bags. The Q&A covers drunk-o-meter operation, Roman road extent, council-manager adoptions, electrocution power, state capitals, freelance origins, Kamennoi Ostrow, first English postage stamp, Sunday birth say, soap bubble colors, 1950 census cost, Tolstoi War and Peace writing time, brood spot, and Civil War siege gun range.

H.W. A Nat Fleischer

Edior's Notebook Sees Decade-Long Plans in Legislature

The legislature faces a 120 day limit with many major reforms in progress including prisons educational restructuring and water and oil laws. A new omnibus tax bill and five operating and school funding measures loom as potential special session triggers. If needed lawmakers may defer key items to a future session while ensuring basic government operations stay funded.

New York wire tapping scandal ties to Baruch and Ryan

Washington columnist outlines a sprawling wire tapping affair in Manhattan. Names connected include Bernard Baruch, Bernard Baruch’s phone, and Kenneth Ryan with ties to General Motors, Forrestal, La Guardia, O Dwyer, and a network of elite backers. The piece notes past eavesdropping under government and industry allies and questions congressional push to expand wire tapping.

Drew Pearson Washington New York Manhattan Fifth Avenue Kenneth Ryan Bernard Baruch General Motors Ryan John G. Broady Broady Martin Straus Eversharp Pencil James Cromwell Doris Duke Madame Patino Franklin D. Roosevelt Ryan- Broady Combine Clendenin Ryan International Telephone and Telegraph Tammany Clendenin Thomas Fortune Ryan Baltimore Africa Chicago Equitable Life Assurance Company USA British- American Tobacco Company United States Fiorello la Guardia Defense Forrestal Navy France Forrestal O’dwyer Hitler Mussolini Army-Navy Washington la Guardia Tom Dewey War Production Board Bernie Baruch Bob Patterson James Forrestal Charlie Wilson General Electric Congress

Broadway Notes and Hollywood Headlines

A collage of showbiz notes from Boston to Broadway. Margaret O'Brien, 12, reportedly delivered an adult speech on Americanism at the Boston Opera House, and Arthur Miller’s labor party bid fizzled. Gypsy Rose Lee tours on a percentage deal, while Brian Donlevy posts a Las Vegas run and encounters a modest payday.

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