Pioneer Fighter for Israel Visits Home in Austin
Emanuel Tanenbaum, 23, a UT alumnus returning from the new State of Israel, spends a year in the United States as IZFA representative. He served in Israel’s defense and land-clearing efforts, will work in summer camps and on campuses, then plans to return to Israel. He spoke at a university luncheon in Austin after studying there on a scholarship.
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Pacific pact plans outlined by Australia leader
Prime Minister Joseph Chifley announced plans for a Pacific defense pact parallel to the North Atlantic agreements. He said Britain, Australia, and New Zealand would lead, followed by the United States and other Pacific possessions, aiming for a regional security framework within a broader world plan.
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Report Finds Some US Schools Still Below Par
Chicago May 15 The Council of State Governments says public schools show encouraging progress in a decade but many children still receive below standard education. The 256 page survey calls for 7 595 129 000 dollars in building needs over five years and notes long term reforms such as district reorganization to boost efficiency and pupil outcomes.
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Austin Bank Teller Named Kilgore Bank Officer
Moses Sandgarten, an Austin National Bank employee since 1947, was named teller of the new Citizens State Bank & Trust Company at Kilgore and will begin duties when the bank opens on July 1.
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Italian Painting Saint Sebastian Under Fire Probe
Rome officials opened a probe into how the Renaissance painting Saint Sebastian attributed to Andrea Del Castagno reached the United States. The Metropolitan Museum of Art bought it via M. Knoedler & Co, while Italian officials cited a clandestine removal from Italy.
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France Leads Europe in 1948 Inflation Pace
Geneva report shows France suffered the highest European inflation in 1948 with wholesale prices up 33 percent and end year retail prices 19 percent above prewar levels. Greece and Poland posted extreme rises, while Poland held prices near 1947 levels.
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Heart Workers Seek Funds Fight for Institute and Cancer Institute
Washington officials of the national heart committee appealed to the Senate for 32 million dollars to fund the National Heart Institute and the National Cancer Institute.
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Bomb blasts injure none as three consulates hit in Madrid
Bomb explosions damaged the Bolivian, Brazilian and Peruvian Consulates in Barcelona and Madrid. No injuries reported. Barcelona police cite possible UN diplomacy opposition to Franco. Two suspects reportedly entered the Bolivian building at pistol point and fled.
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Solon Urges Balloons To Beat Iron Curtain
Senator Flanders of Illinois proposed using Japanese wartime balloons to drop messages of friendship across the Iron Curtain. He argued free balloons could travel from Central and Western Europe into Soviet territory and release documents, with Russians then sharing them.
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Colombia Plans Rally Ban Ahead of Elections
In Bogota on May 15 the government announced a ban on all political rallies from May 25 to after the June 5 congressional elections. The move aims to curb clashes between conservatives and liberals amid a heated campaign as Liberals hold Congress while President Mariano O. Perez leans conservative.
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