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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1950

Page

5

Loans for veterans housing to resume after April one

Unofficial word from Washington says residential veteran loans will reopen soon after April 1. Legislation with 250 million to buy loans and 500 million to extend loan programs is being finalized by a House Senate conference and may be sent to President Truman for signature.

Capital City Veterans Washington Morris Alford Austin Society of Residential Appraisers Austin Mortgage Bankers Association House-Senate Truman Alford Federal National Mortgage Association Reconstruction Finance Corporation Congress FNMA

Use Oil Non-Atom Power Coming For Texas Politics

A Texas political critique questions natural resource taxation as oil and gas reserves grow uncertainly. It notes two gates to tax policy, rapid resource use versus delayed value, and cites atomic power forecasts. The piece also discusses Texas oil and gas reserves, weather extremes, and drought risks shaping state policy debates.

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Union Checks Hint at Communist FundsFlow in Strike Relief

A series of cancelled checks drawn on a strike fund of United Electrical Workers Local 441 shows payments to groups and councils listed by the Department of Justice as subversive. The document details checks from April to June 1946 totaling 800 dollars diverted from strikers to Communist fronts and related organizations, amid broader claims of pro Stalinist leadership in unions.

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Thomas Breaks Tie to Aid Cotton Acreage Plan

Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma switched with Southern colleagues to back a new cotton acreage bill. His green-bag plan would grant extra cotton acreage to farmers whose winter wheat was destroyed by green bugs, a move seen as a gesture to win farm support though Oklahoma grows the state’s main wheat and cotton crop. The vote hinged on Thomas and several conferees, while debates on housing aid continued as others pressed for procedural changes.

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Broadway Bits and Rumors From The Easel of Broadway

A collage of society notes and showbiz chatter. Hiss defense fund talk involves Mrs Dean Acheson and document theories. Quizzing host Bob Hawk and Mary Rech ner wed soon. Ken Kling’s new novel due in March. Ann Sitarias marries Nicholas Munger in Brooklyn. Ernie Brewer ill in Coral Gables. Kate Hepburn’s morning routine noted. Dan Parker signs off on boxing fund drive for Runyon Cancer Fund with Sugar Ray Robinson. Broadway Confucius: People forget slowly.

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