Banker Urges Knowledge of JS Economy
Ben H. Wooton president of the First National Bank of Dallas addressed the American Institute of Banking gathering in the Commodore Perry Hotel urging understanding of a free market and peace time economy. He criticized the welfare state and warned that economic misunderstanding hampers opportunity while noting many banking opportunities exist for prepared individuals. New officers were elected for the local AIB chapter and a new board was named including Birdie Leigh Eva and Bernard Goodstein.
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America
Ben H. Wooton
First National Bank of Dallas
American Institute of Banking
Wooton
AIB
Commodore Perry
Birdie Leigh Eva
American National Bank
Bernard Goodstein
Austin National Bank
J. W. Hawkins
Capital National Bank
H. Ray Northrup
Fidelity State Bank
Walter S. Chamberlain Jr
William O'Flynn
Keane Brown
Austin National An
CAP Cadets to tour B36 facility in Fort Worth flight
Eleven Austin CAP cadets and five seniors depart Bergstrom AFB at 7 30 a m in a C47 for Carswell Field Fort Worth. They will tour the B36 and other sites then visit Hensley Air Force Base Dallas to meet Col James L Camp and tour wing headquarters. Cadets to return to Austin with officers conducting an air navigation class.
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Austin
Civil Air Patrol
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Carswel Field
Forth Worth
Hensley Air Force Base
Dallas
Texas
CAP
James L. Camp
Henseley Base
Robert Acock
Foster Bray
Robert Cummings
Don Goodson
Warren Richburg
Marilyn Smith
Sidney Wilson
Barbara Wellmaker
Danny Young
Richie Brandt
Barbara Brown
Charles V. Ingersoll
John W. Taylor
C. H. Tomlinson
Lawrence M. Greenshaw
M. Chariton
R. J. Morey
Central Texas Group
Ingersoll
Civil Air Patrol Cadets
Tomlinson
Cocktail Clink Provokes Dry Group Aboard Ship to Hastings
Ninety one Women’s Christian Temperance Union members traveling to the 16th tri annual convention in Hastings England will contend with ice clinking in the cocktail lounge aboard the liner 5S Washington which departed for Europe on Thursday. World WCTU treasurer Mrs Margaret C Munns laments not finding a ship that does not sell liquor.
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New York
Washington
Europe
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Hastings
England
Margaret C. Munns
WCTU
Gambrell Wins UT Citizenship Award at joint ceremony
John Newton Gambrell, 22, a Beaumont engineering graduate, received the Mike Flynn Citizenship Award at the University of Texas during a joint Inter-Fraternity Council and Men's Independent Campus Association ceremony. The honor includes a gold loving cup and his name will be added to a Student Union plaque with four prior winners. About 40 nominees were considered. the award honors a former UT student and Marine Corps lieutenant killed at Sugar Loaf Hill, Okinawa.
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John Newton Gambrell
Beaumont
Mike Flynn
Gambrell
University of Texas
Inter-Fraternity Council
Men's Independent Campus Association
Gambreil
Marine Corps
Sugar Loaf Hill
Okinawa
Flynn
Jack Holland
Jury Awards Five Thousand Dollars Against Bell
A 53rd District Court jury awarded $5,000 in damages to H. G. West of Austin against Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. West contracted for advertising in the December 1948 directory and paid $6.95, but his Austin Art Garden listing was omitted from multiple classifications. West sought $15,000. the jury found negligence and that West's business suffered due to the omission.
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H. G. West
Austin
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
West
Telephone Company
Austin Art Garden
South
Congress Avenue
Segregation Cases Discussed At Local Meeting
Arthur DeWitty will report on Supreme Court segregation hearings at a public gathering Friday 8 15 p m Ebenezer Baptist Church observers sent by the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of Austin. Readings cover Sweatt v Texas Law School McLaurin v Oklahoma and Henderson dining car segregation near Birmingham Alabama.
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Arthur DeWitty
US Supreme Court
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of Austin
DeWitty
Washington, D. C
Heman Sweatt
University of Texas Law School
G. W. McLaurin
University of Oklahoma
Elmer Henderson
Washington
Birmingham
Ala
East 10Th
Court Will Decide If New Car Is a Lemon
In Paterson New Jersey Hudson Ridgewood Motors asks a court to curb Angelo Padula over lemon car accusations. Padula drew lemons on the vehicle and displayed a sign claiming poor gas mileage. A hearing was scheduled for Friday.
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Paterson
N. J
Hudson-Ridgewood Motors, Inc
Ridgewood
Angelo Padula
Padula
Hobo Sues Railroad Over Injuries From Ride
In Pontiac Michigan a hobo identified as Joseph Knight filed a $50,000 damage suit against the New York Central Railroad alleging rough treatment while riding the rods. He claims kitchen car workers poured scalding water on him when he refused to disembark. His injuries prevent him from working.
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Pontiac
Mich
New York Central Railroad
Joseph Knight
Anywhere
USA
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John Gambrell
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DURO
501
Congress
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