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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1949

Page

4

Blind Twins Enjoy Circus Show Amid Silent Perception

Several hundred youngsters filled the City Coliseum as a circus dazzled with high wire acts and elephants while two blind twin boys sat nearby. They laughed and applauded only to ask their mother what was happening, unable to perceive the noise as others did.

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Labor Trouble Brews in U S Atom Plant Wages

Victor Riesel reports rising tensions as atomic workers face expiring contracts and jitters at facilities like Hanford and Los Alamos. He notes past AFL and CIO leadership actions to avert strikes and warns a disruption could threaten production at these key laboratories.

Victor Riesel Hanford Wash New Mexico AFL Atomic Trades Council Oak Ridge Atomic Energy Commission David Lilienthal AFL CIO Atom Workers Martin Wagner Gas, Coke and Chemical Union Los Alamos India N. M Commission New York Post Corp

Edttor's Notebook: Reds Likely To Go Underground

The piece surveys Texas and federal moves to curb communism, noting possible underground activity, loyalty affidavits for UT and state colleges, and proposed requirements for officials and students. It discusses legal questions, party status, and the role of agitation within labor groups, plus a Cinco de Mayo visit by Guanajuato officials and Jester's planned Mexico City trip to strengthen regional ties.

Texas FBI University of Texas and House Congress Communist Party Austin University of Texas Republic of Mexico Luis Diaz Infanta Guanajuato Sonally Jester Rio Grande Mexico City Mexico

Questions and Answers on Flowers and Geography

A collection of quick Q A items covering aspirin effects on cut flowers blight resistant Kennebec potato corn root depths Lost Dutchman Mine in Arizona Toonerville Trolley origin Delmonico's establishment Whidbey Island rank second largest U.S. island and how generals are appointed The aspirin experiments show no lasting benefit from aspirin in water. slight salt may help. The Kennebec offers high blight resistance. Corn roots reach 3 1 2 to 7 8 feet. Lost Dutchman Mine on Supersition Mountain near Phoenix with a grim legend. Toonerville Trolley ran Pelham Manor from 1900 to 1937. Delmonico's established about 1834. Whidbey Island is the second largest U S island. General appointments: President nominates above colonel. Senate confirms.

Arizona Phoenix Wickenburg Snowbeard Senate

Modern Letter Writing booklet offer for readers

Our booklet provides a hundred model forms for all kinds of letters and notices. It explains correct letter writing fundamentals and how to handle invitations regrets acceptances and announcements. Send 20 cents to Austin American Information Bureau 316 Eye Street N E Washington D C.

Austin American Information Bureau Eye Street N. E Washington 2 D. C

Alabama College Shows How Friendship Works

Washington columnist Drew Pearson highlights Jacksonville State Teachers College Alabama for building an International House and fostering people to people friendship. He praises local support including a Jacksonville plumber and lumber dealer and urges inviting 1000 Russian students to visit the U.S. to challenge the Kremlin and strengthen peace.

Drew Pearson Bell Syndicate, Inc Jacksonville Ala Washington USA Alabama Black Belt Harry Ayers Anniston Star New York Philadelphia New Orleans Jacksonville State Teachers College James H. Jones Jones Brotherhood France Wall Street Piedmont International House Politburo State Department Henry Wallaceites Kremlin Voice of America Oscaw Chambers of Commerce NAM Russia

Winchell On Broadway Notes Of A New Yorker

Leo Durocher support from fans and Giants management shows Americans love sportsmanship. The piece condemns abusive fans while praising fair play and recalls incidents where players confronted taunting. It cites Lombardi, Bengough, Cobb, Ruth, and a hockey player incident as cautions against crowd abuse. John McNulty plans a May Ireland trip for Belmont.

Leo Durocher N. Y. Giants Commissioner Chandler Thomas Jefferson Durocher Benny Bengough Philadelphia Bengough Tom Meany Arthur Daley the Times Ernie Lombardi Mr. Daley Ty Cobb Babe Ruth Jimmy Orlando Detroit Red Wings Jimmy Jim Norris New Yorker John McNulty Ireland Belmont John

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