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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1949

Page

5

Capital City Pace Set In Washington By Liz Carpenter

Washington visit recounts by Liz Carpenter detailing the Women of the Year awards dinner with Grandma Moses Eleanor Roosevelt Madeleine Carroll and Dorothy McCullough. President Truman and Secretary Brannan attend Blair House reception with the press club delegation amid light humor and chitchat about hair and cabinets.

Washington Liz Carpenter Austin Carpenter Liz Sutherland Tom Sutherland Good Neighbor Commission Sutherland Women’s National Press Club Grandma Moses Eleanor Roosevelt Madeleine Carroll Dorothy McCullough Portland Ore Mary Jane Ward Liz Press Club Agriculture Brannan Tom Clark Les Carpenter The American Statesman Homer Thornberry United States Marine Band Secret Service Sec. Brannan William O. Douglas America France White House Texas

Senate Hospital Bill Boosts Texas Building Program

The Senate approves over 22 million dollars for permanent hospital and eleemosynary construction as part of a sweeping state building program. A second major package of 62 million for hospitals and eleemosynary needs and 67 million for higher education includes a new medical branch, with funding to be certified by the comptroller before the governor acts. A deficit-avoidance plan, including possible tax increases or deferrals, is debated as lawmakers consider five major bills and possible adjournment strategies.

Senate Beauford Jester Texas Lamar Tech College House

Ford Strike Tactics Stir Debate Over Speedup Effects

A 1949 New York Post piece portrays Ford plant union tactics aimed at pressuring Ford, portraying speedup as harming car quality. It links anti Ford actions to Soviet influence and Communist agitation while noting stern views on restraint and potential reform by leaders Walter Reuther and Henry Ford II.

Ford Young Henry Strke Auto Union Walter Reuther Reuther Henry Ford II New York City Detroit Commie Soviet Union Commies Europe Victor Reuther Labor America Moscow Ussr Vologda New York Post Corp

Hoover Honored as American People Rally Behind Youth School

The Voice of America highlighted how Americans donate to a J Edgar Hoover Juvenile Delinquency Foundation to build a school in his honor. A Texas preacher pledges yearly support of $10 with his family, while Hoover modestly doubts the need for a memorial to a living man.

Drew Pearson The Bell Syndicate, Inc Washington State Department Voice of America Europe J Edgar Hoover United States FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover J. Edgar Hoover Foundation Washington, DC Waco Texas Arthur J. A. Koerner Paul

Broadway Gossip and Nightlife Highlights

Broad essays on Milton Berle Joyce Mathews and Lisa Kirk plus notes from Broadway scenes. Mentions John Hersey Patricia Morison and Julie Wilson with a blend of show business chatter and odd tidbits.

Broadway Milton Berle Joyce Mathews Lola Montez Mode Lovely J. DiMaggio Stratton Music Hall Queen Nazli Egypt Central Park CBS Wm. Paley Teevee John Hersey Hiroshima USA Lisa Kirk Kate Bob Wells Stamford Patricia Morison Lovely Pat

Congressman from Mississippi proposed ban on women smoking in public

Questions and Answers recount HR 7252 by Congressman Paul Johnson to prohibit female smoking in the District of Columbia and to bar public places from allowing women to smoke with penalties. Other entries cover songs by J A Shubert, visa needs for England, Caspian Sea size, and mermaid origins.

Paul Johnson Mississippi District of Columbia

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