Spot Zoning Faces Critical Study Of Its Legal Basis
City Attorney Trueman O Quinn outlines spot zoning illegality and legal tests for Austin zoning changes. He cites 25 spot zoning cases in four years and warns amendments must align with a general comprehensive plan to be valid. He emphasizes two tests: public interest and consistency with the comprehensive plan.
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Austin
Trueman O’quinn
Tenth Ward
Willow and
Waller Streets
Ward Memorial Methodist Church
O’quinn
Supreme Court of Texas
City of
Ibn Saud
Washington
Arabian- American Oil Co
Pacific
White Sox Shortstop Luke Appling Begins 20th Major League Season
Quote from Chi White Sox shortstop Luke Appling expresses intent to keep playing as long as able to walk to the plate. This marks his twentieth season in the major leagues.
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Chi
White Sox
Luke Appling
Truman Security Debate Sparks Questions About Loyalty
The piece argues President Truman and the State Department have withheld background records of government employees, fueling public and political outrage. It calls for transparency about personnel trusted with high duties and questions whether loyalty standards are sufficient. It also notes a Texas unemployment tax cut aiding 21 000 employers and shaping state fiscal policy.
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Truman
McCarthy
Senate
State Department
America
United States
Congress
Commission
Texas
Crime tied to mob money and transit control probes
Union leaders warn of mob cash fueling city transit systems as gambling gangs push fronts into buses and taxis. FBI probes expand through labor circles. mayors clash with officials over confidential reports while a national crime conference is planned in about 90 days.
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Brewster
Senate
Florida
CIO
FBI
John L. Lewis
Canton
Springfield
McGrath
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
Furniture Union
New York
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Michigan
Mao Tze Tung
Detroit
Washington, D. C
Washington
Mayors
Justice Department
Post-Hal! Syndicate, Inc
First Music Critics in Newspapers and Noels
The earliest printed music critics include Eduard Hanslick in Vienna from 1864 and J. D. Dwight, William E. Fry, and John R. G. Hazard in the United States. Noel derives from natalis meaning birthday. Cristes Maesse was used in England. An atom bomb weighs about 12,000 pounds. coffee was noted by Rhazes around AD 900 with bean roasting beginning in the 13th century.
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B.G.B
Eduard Hanslick
Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
United States
J. D. Dwight
William E. Fry
John R. G. Hazzard
Fry
New York Tribune
Rhazes
Pia
Washington Warry-Go-Round Air Force Runs Low On Ready Old-Model Planes
Washington notes defense complexity as Drew Pearson outlines gaps in Air Force strength. Johnson cut civilian posts and shipyards, but real airpower status lags: 415,000 air personnel, B29 groups expanded with 60 planes each, 15 tankers, and slow B50 and B36 replacements. Finletter's 700 very heavy bombers remain mostly unfilled.
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Washington Warry
Air Force
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Congress
Truman
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Secretary of Defense
Finletter
Tom Finletter
Army
Air Force planes and Virginia political clashes detailed
The article contrasts Johnson's claim of 8 800 Air Force planes with current first line totals and Finletter recommendations. It notes the need for expert judgment on jets and defense spending while outlining a Virginia primary battle between Howard Smith and Francis Pickens Miller, with Byrd family and liberal bloc ties. It references Alexandria politics and Farm era rural support.
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Howard
Deacon” Smith
Virginia
Smith
George Washington
Alexandria
Francis Pickens Miller
Byrd
Miller
Eisenhower
Armistead Boothe
General Assembly
Gardner L. Boothe
Pappies
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Byrd Jr
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Broadway Gossip and Elopements Across Circles
A collage of high society notes from Chicago to Hawaii covers Elopements among the Preston Tucker circle, Kathy Mason in Elkton, and Peggy Kidd marrying Bob Swann. Garbo-Hauser and Isobel Bourbons surface amid crime probes and royal salients. References include Merle Oberon’s new beau, Ibn Saud wealth, and Runyon Fund cheer.
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Preston Tucker
John
Jane Haywood
Chicago
John Joyce
Kathy Mason
Elkton
Peggy Kidd
Bob Swann
Peter Bergson
Israel
Betty
Keane
Tel Aviv
Erson
Hawaii
Shirley Emple
Garbo- Hauser
Boston
Gary
Davis
Merle Oberon
Henri Bidal
Belgium
Charles
Secret Service
Sotto
Isabella of Bourbon
Paris
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Vice Editors
Netbook
Texas Employment Commission
Treasury Department
Waco House
Hiram Staton
Staton
By Combes
BY Victor Riesel
Lewis
Brooklyn
Miami
John L
Jack Potofsky
Senator McCarthy
Vic Reuther
Auto Union
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
American Bankers Association
Florida Way
Pradton
New Orleans
Delesseps
Morrison
Transitems
England
Drew Pearson
Dixiecrat
Francisco Costello
Galen Drake
Ann Peron
W. Arnold
Elliott Lawrence
Dan Riccardo
Florence Klein
Union College
Schnectady
N. Y
Runyon Fund
Ruth Maier
Pepsi-Cola
Gal
W. Mack, Jr
Barbara Wilkens
Tennistar
Art Clemens
D. Dowling
Cathy Kahler
Evelyn Knight
John Lehman
Harlem
Gussy Moran
Egypt
Stan Swinton
Austin American
Out of Texas
Postoffice
Austin Statesman
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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