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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1949

Page

4

Austin Faces Five Day Week Plan and Bond Decisions

City officials consider a summer five day workweek with Saturday off and an earlier start to offset daylight saving time. Council weighs issuing bonds for schools hospitals and airport projects while awaiting federal aid and Gimer-Aikin funds as Austin expands toward a 200000 population.

Glass Guston Morgan Gimer-Aikin Austin Congress

Inside Labor Reds Changing US Undercover Agents

A 1949 New York Post report outlines how American Communist agents infil trate U S labor and industry using small storefront fronts. It details international efforts to redistribute agents, create world labor networks, and counter AFL CIO activities abroad and at home.

Labor Shanghai USA Latin America Europe Orient Washington McCarran D-New Warsaw America Gerhart Eisler No. 1 State Department Czechoslovakia Poland Germany Red Army FBI Communist International Labor Central Paris Turin Detroit Metal Workers AFL and CIO AFL Irving Brown India Asiatic Federation of Labor New Delhi Mandalay Martin Kyne New York Post Corp

Diamond cut has forty eight or fifty eight facets

A standard brilliant diamond cut has 58 facets with a table on top, 32 top facets sloping at about 35 degrees, 24 pavilion facets, and a tiny outlet facet formed by grinding the point.

Austin Voters Back Public Works and Growth in City

In a pivotal vote, Austin residents approve a 7.15 million dollar revenue bond issue funding public works. The plan promises expanded electric power, water, sewer facilities, and stronger fire protection, fueling growth and possibly lower insurance costs. The piece also contrasts federal pay debates with military expense, and notes the Dowtown Austin shift as the LCRA moves to its new Tom Miller Dam headquarters, signaling continued Colorado River management and dam projects.

Austin Colorado River Authority Tom Miller Austin Dam LCRA

Why Calder Delayed Army Secretary Bid Is Dug Up

Washington watchers read the SEC hearings as a clash over power and policy. Curtis Calder of Electric Bond and Share faces stockholders and critics as details emerge about defaulted dividends and ties to Atlas Corp and Floyd Odlum, amid questions of how Truman chose personnel and policy.

Washington Curtis Calder Truman Securities and Exchange Commission F. D Roosevelt H. S. Truman Roosevelt Fdr Congress William O. Douglass US Supreme Court Ferdinand Pecora New York Supreme Court Leon Henderson James M Landis Jerome Frank US Court of Appeals Supreme Court SEC Harry Truman Army Calder Army Engineers Floyd Odlum Truman Campaign Fund Atlas Corporation Atlas Odlum Consolidated Aircraft Louis Johnson Johnson Defense Federal Trade Commission FTC Texas Power and Light Power Trust Southwest t+o American and Foreign Power Electric Bond and Share Itate Maine Ed Flynn Bronx Calder and Odlum Mon Wallgren US District Court

Broadway landmarks and venues of a bygone era

A vivid tour of Manhattan’s theater district recalling historic sites and longtime favorites. It names the Paramount plaque hidden in a foyer, the Astor Hotel’s showfolk prestige, venues like Sardi’s and the Palace, and figures such as Irving Berlin and Richard Rodgers.

Mozart Paramount Theater Gen. Putnam Gen. Washington Astor Hotel Jimmy Durante 43Rd Street Metropole Herman Rosenthal Lefty Louie Dago Frank Whitey Louis Gyp Bond 43Rd Nola 51St Milton Berle Lindy Sardi’s 44Th Street Variety West 46Th Bop City Richard Rodgers South Pacific Oklahoma Century Theater Kate Jolson Mayfair Theater 49Th St

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