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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1950
Page
7
William Jennings Bryan spoke before a joint Texas Legislature session in 1907, receiving welcome from the governor, lieutenant governor, and a House Senate committee. The speech was hailed as inspiring though not as pivotal as his earlier cross of gold crusade.
Funeral services for Charles Jacobson oil executive will be held at 8 p m Wednesday at the Methodist Church in Victoria. He died Monday in a San Antonio hospital.
The Treasury notes a blanket sum of 154,785,598 dollars in old style large currency bills is unaccounted for. They may be hoarded destroyed or held by collectors with no legal obligation to surrender them. Most are expected to surface over time and the era dates back to currency changes in 1930.
Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc announces HADACOL rationing from six to two bottles per customer due to a 1000 percent rise in demand. He defends the formula and urges patience, praising the medicine and urging customers to insist on genuine HADACOL, with trial sizes priced at $1.25.
Washington, March 28. The 81st Congress shows tougher stance against President Truman's program. Key items left law include the pleo tax repeal. FEPC remains contested. education, housing, and farm subsidies face losses. War and social programs stall as Congress weighs taxes, draft, and international plans.
A Berkeley built model of a bigger atom smasher will be sent to Caltech Pasadena. The project involves Caltech the University of California and the Atomic Energy Commission. Researchers expect billion volt electron bullets and new atomic insights with potential discoveries about energy and matter.
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