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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1950

Page

4

Capital City Little School Of Travis Shows Progressive Model

The Pecan Springs School near Austin demonstrates modern education in a two room building. Led by Mrs. Zella M Peavy and Miss Rosalie Urban, the district uses a public address system, film projector, radio, musical ensembles, and active art and reading programs for about 40 to 44 pupils with daily attendance from first to fourth grades. Postmaster Bob Phinney notes mail delivery changes and fiscal constraints, urging patience as new Austin delivery schemes roll out.

Pecan Springs Austin City Old Manor Road Travis County Zella M Peavy Rosalie Urban Peavy Bob Phinney Austin Phinney Postoffice

Plunging Neckline and Dead Battery Both Fail

A satirical trio of lines mocks fashion and utility. The first jokes about a revealing neckline losing its appeal, the second deflates a flashlight with a dead battery, and the third suggests religion is under attack by Reds in a warlike stance.

Texas industry gains shown in employment nine year span

A Texas Employment Commission report shows manufacturing and non manufacturing sectors expanding since 1940. From 652,711 workers in 1940 to 1,654,500 in 1949, with war production driving early gains and postwar adjustments leading to broader firm growth and rising employment across industries.

Texas Employment Commission Texas

Flying Saucers Sighted In Newtown Aide From Navy Pace

A writer recalls a moonlit sighting of disk shaped flying objects over Newtown Connecticut two summers ago. Eyewitnesses include Paul Osborne and Josh Logan while Henry J. Taylor on a General Motors network claims two saucer types exist remote controlled discs and jet driven craft. He notes sightings near Wildwood New Jersey and Galveston Texas and a warning on a saucer about military secrecy.

Newtown Conn Paul Osborne Paul Josh Logan John Hersey Henry J. Taylor General Motors ABC Taylor Henry J Wildwood N. J Galveston Texas United States of America United States

Questions and Answers from a Historic Knowledge Quiz

A compilation of trivia covering UN Charter ratification order, FBI fingerprint numbers, Blondin’s Niagara rope, arthritis antiquity, zipper invention, bread freshness tips, gender questions on trips, Jefferson warning hero, and horned toad moisture absorption.

Washington Werry-Go-Round Acheson Protests Lie Trip

Washington column notes Eric Geiger a Salzburg Austrian Jaycee adopted by Texas visits Washington glimpses Congress and Lat Timore hearing and meets Dean Acheson. Other items cover McCarthy affidavits, Byrd lobbying, paid audiences by Aiken, Cold War planning, Lie’s Moscow trip warning, and Vargas Brazil election dynamics.

Washington Acheson Trygve Lie Moscow Drew Pearson Eric Geiger Chamber of Commerce Salzburg Austria Texas Geiger United States USA Amarillo Chambers of Commerce Eric Congress Lattimore Dean Acheson

Winchell On Broadway Celebs Steal Spotlight at Lindys

Movietown stars shine in a night of glamour with Claudette Colbert, Mary Beth Hughes, Chandler Cowles, Leonore Lonergan, Max Rosenbloom and Gregory Ratoff among others. Personal dramas unfold as marriages wane and careers push on across coasts.

Claudette Colbert Movietown Lindy's Mary Beth Hughes Ermine Chandler Cowles Leonore Lonergan Maximillian Rosenbloom Gregory Ratoff Marlene Dietrich Gazettes Hudson River

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