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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1950

Page

14

17 Booths Remain for Home Trade Show in City Coliseum

Junior Chamber of Commerce reports 17 booths left for the Home and Trade Show to run March 30 to April 2 at City Coliseum. 99 booths are sold at $60 each, with sales at the Jaycee office in the Driskill Hotel. Firms listed include Sears Roebuck, US Rubber, Capitol Piano, and many Austin suppliers and manufacturers.

Austin Chamber of Commerce City Coliseum Jack Dismukes Jaycee Driskill Hotel Dismukes Karotkin Furniture Company H. M. O¢etting Furniture Company Sears, Roebuck and Company US Rubber Lamme's Candies Austin Builders Supply Central Texas Appliance Company Dill’s Maytag Appliance Kruger Jewelers Cabaniss-Brown Furniture Harold Eichenbaum Displays First Austin

Hearings Set on Zone Change Applications

Four zoning change requests are scheduled for the City Zoning Board of Adjustment hearing Tuesday night. Proposals include 9200 Dallas Highway from A residential to C commercial by Ben Lockhart, 407 to 907 South Congress Avenue from B residential to C commercial by Mrs. Johanna Schoenfield, the southwest corner of Lamar Boulevard and West 45th Street from A to C commercial by Jack H. Key, and from C commercial to C-1 at the southwest corner of a Hacock Drive and Burnet Road by Key.

City Zoning Board of Adjustment Dallas Highway Ben Lockhart Congress Avenue Johanna Schoenfield Lamar Boulevard West 45Th Street Jack H. Key Hacock Drive Burnet Road Key

Leopards Fear and Detest Humans in Avoidant Behavior

Leopard behavior shows strong avoidance of human presence as they prefer to stay hidden and out of sight when people are nearby. This instinctive wariness influences their daily movements and interaction with habitats.

UT Social Service School Planned by University of Texas

The University of Texas Graduate School of Social Service, authorized by the 51st Legislature, will open in September. A director will be named soon. prospective students are being interviews by appointment. Applications go to Main Building 2210. The fiscal year budget is 37 500 for operation. The new school aims to train workers for state and local agencies and civic groups and will be among the first in Texas. Dr. Walter Pettit is advising on planning and administration.

University of Texas Graduate School of Social Service T. S. Painter Painter Department of Public Welfare Texas Southwest Walter Pettit New York School of Social Work University New School

Building Room Brings New Plan for Utilities

Austin grows fast and public works crews struggle to install water and sewer lateral lines. City Manager Guston Morgan said bids from private contractors are being received to install laterals while city crews handle private connections and shift to clear the backlog.

Austin Public Works and Utility Division Guston Morgan C. G. Levander City Public Works

Doctor Warns Kiwanians on Socialized Medicine Threat

Dr. William M. Gambrell of Austin warned Kiwanians that socialized medicine in the United States could lead to the government control of other professions. He cited cost estimates and possible service delays, urged citizen involvement in government, and noted opposition from the Texas Medical Association.

United States William M. Gambrell Austin Gambrell The Texas Medical Association England

Vet Land Bonds Sale Here Today

A $10 million bond issue to finance extension of the veterans land program in Texas will be offered at auction here Tuesday. Sealed bids will be received up to 10 am. Bascom Giles, commissioner of the General Land Office and chairman of the Veterans Land Board, said it is the second bond issue under the $25 million program begun last June. The first issue for $5 million was purchased by a syndicate led by Chemical Bank and Trust Company of New York. The rate was 1.6688 percent.

Texas Bascom Giles General Land Office Veterans Land Board Chemical Bank and Trust Company of New York

Safeway Low Bidder for 8000 Gallons of DDT

Safeway Farm Products Company of Austin was the low bidder at 4,300 dollars for 8000 gallons of DDT to be used by the city against polio this spring and summer. Bids specify 25 and 5 percent DDT at 98 cents and 28 1/2 cents per gallon, respectively, with prices fixed in the bid. Other bidders were Armac Company C J Martin Company of Austin and Costello Manufacturing Company of Chicago.

Safeway Farm Products Company Austin Safeway Company B. H. Cruce Cruce Safeway Armac Company C. J. Martin Company Costello Manufacturing Company Chicago

Weeg to lead Kilgore Memorial Hospital project

Charles A. Weeg resigns as Brackenridge Hospital administrator to take the post as administrator of Kilgore’s Memorial Hospital. The $1.3 million, 40 bed facility is federally aided and 40 percent built. Weeg will serve as consultant until completion, then assume administration. April 1 is his Brackenridge departure, April 15 start in Kilgore.

Charles A. Weeg Brackenridge Hospital New Memorial Hospital Kilgore Weeg Brackenridge

Unclear OCR Text May Reflect Multiple Local Notices

Fragmented lines mention names and places like QUEEN and TEXAS and CACTUS. likely a damaged collage of notices or ads with no coherent single event or outcome. Entities include Gene, Michael, Lou, and regional markers, but specifics are unreadable.

Shoes and Slippers Produced Reach Record in 1949

United States factories produced 455 million pairs of shoes and slippers in 1949. Data shows strong domestic output across footwear firms and regional plants, reflecting postwar consumer demand and industrial capacity.

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