Grouping of Law Agencies Praised But Now on Rocks
A Travis County plan to form a Law Enforcement Commission collapses amid opposition and parking concerns. Officials pushed a courthouse wing with shared jail and offices funded by a county bond, while critics argue a city building is preferable. The scheme stalls as bond logistics and notification gaps surface.
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Travis County
North Millican
Travis
Corporation Court
Police Department
Police and Courts
Law Enforcement Commission
Travis County Court-at- Law
Travis County Court-at-Law
Sheriff's Department
Jim Farley Rumored as New York Governorship Candidate
The text hints Jim Farley could run for governor of New York. It suggests political ambition might affect his thoughts but not his hair. It also makes a dated remark on relationships and modern women’s influence.
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Jim Farley
New York
Supreme Court Texas Tideland Case Shapes State Rights
Texas presses the tidelands dispute with the United States Supreme Court while urging Congress to act. The Galveston alliance backs prompt federal action to preserve school revenues and property Texas has long claimed. Officials seek court hearings, commissioners for unable witnesses, and possible congressional restoration of state ownership.
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United States Supreme Court
Congress
Texas
United States
Galveston
Tidelands
Supreme Court
Price Daniel
Washington
Funda
Texan in Key Post Urged by Kefauver in Atlantic Union Push
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee urged immediate Senate debate on the Atlantic Union Resolution and called for drafting Will L. Clayton back into the State Department. He praised Clayton as Houston businessman and former undersecretary of state for economic affairs, while criticizing the department for lacking vision and ignoring peace proposals from loyal policy supporters.
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Will L. Clayton
State Department
Clayton
Houston
Atlantic Union Committee
Sen
Kefauver
Capitol Hill
North Dakota
Bill
Langer
Senate
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Lucas
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Judiciary
McCarran
Drew Pearson
Labor Strikes Cost Billions In Lost Coal Revenue
The article argues the coal strike and related labor disputes have totaled about a billion dollars in lost profits and wages. It estimates miners and connected workers faced widespread pay cuts, with knock on losses in railroads stores and carriers. It notes a rough $1,000 per miner wage loss and about 100 million tons less handled, shaping a multibillion impact.
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Washington
Modern Labor Peace Formula and the Chrysler Battle
The piece argues the eight week Chrysler strike has cost about 800 million dollars and affected 10 500 dealers and thousands of towns. It calls for a new national labor management conference to craft a workable peace formula, referencing past failed efforts and a 1945 conference ending with a joke.
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Chrysler
Detroit
CIO
Walter Reuther
Chrysler Corporation
Auto Union
Phil Murray
Steel
Reuther
Washington
Cy Ching
National Labor Management Conference
Eric Johnston
Teamsters
Dan Tobin
Tobin
Dan
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Woollen fabrics warmth and textile byproducts explained
The article explains wool as a natural insulator due to air spaces in fibers, reducing heat radiation and conduction. It also covers pine tree trimming guidance, uses for blood from slaughtered animals, migrating insects, coal volume per ton, and derivative citizenship applications.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
Towth
Bureau of Mines
Today's Booklet Offer on Constitutional Rights
An advertisement urges every American citizen to obtain copies of the Constitution the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation for study. It promotes a 15 cent booklet order sent to the Austin American Information Bureau at 316 Eye Street NE Washington DC.
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Bureau
Eye Street
Washington
Austin American
Austin American Information Bureau
D. C
Memorial honors Haym Solomon, Revolutionary financier
Congress authorized a Haym Solomon Memorial twelve years ago to honor the forgotten Revolutionary War financier. A Solomon Memorial Society is raising funds as the Commission of Fine Arts considers a design.
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Washington
Lincoln
Jefferson
Haym Solomon
Solomon
Congress
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Haym
Broadway Star Gossip and Courtroom Noir Chronicle
A collage of Broadway lore and society notes with celebrity sightings and legal drama. Mary Pickford toys with dolls on the Lower East Side. Eleanor Roosevelt ignores gawkers on 57th Street. Libby Holman wields a ciggie holder like a scepter. Eileen Barton tops charts with I’dve Baked a Cake. Kate Hepburn roves Fifth Avenue. Byron Talbot dances at the Pierre. industry gossip spans Bobby Clark, The White House, Eddie Condon quips, and a jurist in a Federal Court vignette. Also notes Don Meade’s reinstate bid, Mrs Casey Stengel’s surgery, and Schnitzler-like blurbs on Don Meade, Judy Coffin, and Moe Moore.
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Mary Pickford
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hicks
Libby Holman
Chambord
Eileen Barton
Kate Hepburn
Vth Avenue
Byron Talbot
Pierre
Hope Miller
Ares
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Wolf Langer
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Senator
Moscow
USA
Kremlin
Soviet Russia
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Utopia
Bobby Clark
White House
Eddie Condon
Cecil Brown
Israel
America
Cecil
Portia
P. S
Don Meade
Florida
Casey Stengel
Mgr
Sigmund Spaeth
Penguin Checkroom
Ezio Pinza
Broadway
Miami Wire
Barbara Schenck
Ed Berry
Judith Coffin
Reader's Digest
C. Moore
Lamour
Wrence
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Austin Statesman
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Associated Press
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