Spring brings spike in Travis County aggravated assault
County Attorney Perry Jones notes a spring surge in aggravated assault cases in Travis County. Winters show only a few per month, but spring brings almost daily complaints. A 21 year old woman on emergency leave after killing another with fights and barroom incidents dominates headlines as officials seek to revoke leave.
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Inside Labor Developing Robot Gives Labor Jitters
A 1949 New York Post report from Princeton discusses worker anxiety over autonomous factories and robots. It notes union leaders fearing wage losses at Ford and across hundreds of plants, and cites experts like Wiener and Von Neumann on self reproducing machines and automated production.
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Navy Good Conduct Medal and hash mark requirements
Navy says three years of service earns a Good Conduct Medal in both regular and reserve components. Four years earns a hash mark for regular, reserve, and minority enlisted men. The Good Conduct Medal is worn after USN decorations and ahead of campaign ribbons.
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Secrecy of Ballot Spurs Vote Law Push in Texas
Lawmakers warn that abolishing the poll tax could erase eligibility checks and halt elections. Bills to create a voter registration system face logjam while poll tax lists guide 1949 elections and future primaries. Texas oilmen press Congress to curb imports amid budget risk and school funding concerns.
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Mild Mannered Brannan Fights for His Principles
Washington profile of Charlie Brannan, secretary of agriculture, highlighting his frugal lifestyle, public service mindset, and clashes with fellow Cabinet members. It explains his Brannan plan for farm subsidies, aiming to reduce market intervention and shift support to farmers via government checks, while avoiding rotten-egg surpluses.
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Broad Americans cited in a patriotic collage on history
A collection of remarks highlights how immigration, politics, and religion shaped early America. It cites figures like Robert E. Lee and George Washington, notes foreign-born influence, and calls out debates over rights, liberty, and national symbols across centuries.
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