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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1949

Page

7

Calf contracting drives May deliveries in ranch country

In west of Austin the short yearlings are contracted for May delivery with a pace described as brisk. Phillip Smith of Llano reports contracts for 2,500 head at 400 to 450 pounds, while Lamb and Dechert of Junction note lambs firm near 22 cents for future fattening.

Dave Shanks Austin American Agricultural Austin Phillip Smith Llano D. P. Smith Smith Fitzsimmons Land & Cattle Company Ben Dechert Junction Dechert

Pecans Boost Texas Pockets Across San Marcos and Guadalupe Runs

Half a million pounds of pecans have shipped this season from the area with value near 400 000 dollars at ten cents per pound. Texans owning pecan bottoms along the San Marcos and Guadalupe Rivers reap profits as harvests continue.

San Marcos Guadalupe

Square Dancers Observe Week With El Paso Expert

Square dance week begins in Austin with Herb Greggerson of El Paso leading sessions at Austin High School gymnasium and the University of Texas. Events include daytime high school sessions and evening general and advanced classes through Friday Jamboree at the Texas Union. Saturday features Mid-Tex activities at Camp Mabry with Loyd Collier and bands. A Thursday city Coliseum dinner honors the Democratic Party and Sam Rayburn.

Freeman Lewis Gonzales Alamo Texas State Teachers Association San Antonio Clyde Boothe Jack Shelton Guatemala Central America Mexico Luling Foundation Guatemala City E. J. Kyle H. Miller Ainsworth Luling Beauford Jester Austin Herb Greggerson el Paso Greggerson University Cultural Entertainment Committee Woman's Gymnasium Gipson Sesson Texas Union University of Texas Johnny Deison Cripple Creek Ranch Hands Texas Mid-Tex Square Dancers Association Loyd Collier Dallas Camp Mabry Dick Pilgrim Lone Star Five Johnny Dieson Cripple Creek City Coliseum Sam Rayburn National House of Representatives

Britain to receive giant coal hoist from Russia aid

London reports one of the world’s largest coal hoists, built for Russia during the war, will arrive in Britain this week to boost Yorkshire production. The piece cost 360000 dollars but Britain pays 92000 via the Economic Cooperation Administration. It will be installed at Barnborough main colliery to lift output by about 300000 tons a year and allow opening two new seams.

London Russia Britain Yorkshire Economic Cooperation Administration War Assets Administration ECA National Coal Board Liverpool Barnborough The Coal Board British Coal Mines

English Portugal Pact On Money Scheduled

London reports a new monetary agreement with Portugal will be announced soon. A British treasury delegation returned from Lisbon after three weeks of talks on a trade and payments program. Portugal holds substantial sterling deposits in London from wartime sales. the current pact expires April 15.

London Treasury Portugal Lisbon Britain

Cockleburr Shells From Plant Life Note Germination Years

Some cockleburr shells germinate after the first year while others do not sprout until the second year. The observation highlights variability in seed germination timing for the plant species.

Daniel to Rule on Appropriation for Soil Saving

Attorney General Price Daniel is expected to rule on a 10 million dollar soil conservation appropriation in Texas. The bill faces Senate finance subcommittee review and a House subcommittee is considering a companion measure. Support comes from R M Boswell with arguments about statewide needs and pace of work.

Daniel Price Daniel Texas Senate Dorsey B. Hardeman Wardlow Lane Center Ottis E. Lock Lufkin R. M. Boswell Kenedy Association of Texas Soil District Supervisors Attorney General's Office Boswell

Scout Troop 21 Reorganization Meeting Slated

Scout Troop 21 will be reorganized at the Church of the Good Shepherd parish house Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Ted Buttrey announces Billy Disch Jr will be scout master with Billy Gardner as assistant. Area boys eligible for signup urged to attend.

Tarrytown Church of the Good Shepherd Ted Buttrey Billy Disch Jr Billy Gardner Buttrey Bill Stearns Ned McDanile L. H. Sandel

Death claims Admiral Wags the famed cocker spaniel

In San Diego on March 20 the 17 year old cocker spaniel known as Admiral Wags died after years of feebleness. The dog belonged to Admiral Frederick C. Sherman retired and served aboard the sinking Lexington during the Coral Sea battle. He will be buried in the Sherman home backyard at Point Loma as his family cherishes him as a beloved member.

San Diego Calif Admiral Wags Frederick C. Sherman USN

2300 Attend Night School Classes Here

Austin Public Evening School reports 2300 students enrolled with capacity near reached. Principal Sam L. Martin says new sections will be created as registrations continue all week. Courses include basic English for newcomers, interior decoration, and elementary photography. No tuition. $1.50 registration covers up to three courses. Call 2-6363 or visit Austin High School office. Classes meet Monday Tuesday and Thursday 6 to 9 p.m.

Austin Public Evening School Sam L. Martin Martin Austin High School

House Bank Panel To Tackle Farm Storage Problem Today

The House banking committee will consider an administration backed bill to empower the Commodity Credit Corporation to acquire facilities for storing and handling government supported farm commodities, addressing farmer storage difficulties that affected prices and support loans, with Secretary Brannan presenting the case.

Washington House Banking Committee President Truman 80Th Congress CCC Truman Banking Committee Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan

Cops Question Boys In $6,000 Burglary

Amarillo police questioned teenage boys Sunday about a jewelry store burglary Saturday that netted about $6 000 in watches with many valuables left behind. Investigators suspect either youths or inexperienced criminals carried out the theft.

Amarillo

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