Austin power house faces union dispute and growth warned
Contractor Jamie Odom says work will resume in 30 to 40 days after Brown and Root finish boilers, with union workers offering double shifts at no extra cost. City officials note Seaholm will not be replaced as utilities head, ensuring continuity of a $7 million expansion, while a bond issue is urged to meet rising electrical demand over the next decade.
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Jamie Odom
Austin
Congress Avenue
New City
Odom
Brown and Root
Walter E. Seaholm
Seaholm
Guston Morgan
Morgan
Electrical World
Buick Motors
Walter Reuther
Auto
General Motors
Joe Sicker
Mistaken Identities and Policy Proposals Highlighted in Paragraphs
The text notes cases of mistaken political identity as voters misread ballots. It suggests an armored auto to protect occupants when overturning. It mentions Senator Johnson seeking to outlaw slot machines and protects people from one armed bandits. Abandoned street cars are sent to Korea, labeled as street car Desire models.
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Senator Johnson
Korea
Memorial Day Observance and Texas Political Quiet
Memorial Day in Travis County honors World War II fallen with a memorial unveiled and ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery. The piece notes an austere Texas political scene with few major races, praise for civic duty, and a call to vote despite lackluster campaigns.
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Travis County
America
Arlington National Cemetery
Texas
South
Flanders Field
Labor unrest and espionage fears color 1950 union politics
The piece sketches a web of fears around left wing influence in labor, the Truman AFL/CIO rift, and the Amerasia spy case. It cites grand jury probes, FBI attention in labor divisions, and labor leaders courting political strategy while warning of covert influence shaping U S labor relations.
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New York Grand Jury
Amerasia
State Department
AFL
CIO
Rpublicans
GOP
Birth control and social progress: Sanger's focus sparked by nursing work
Q A traces Mrs Margaret Sanger to birth control shift through nursing career and concern for large families lacking support. Factual answer confirms water freezing point under extreme pressure. S asks about Great Salt Lake. response notes nine islands exist in the lake.
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Margaret Sanger
R.mcm
British Approve Pooling Plan But May Weaken It
Washington notes that France and Germany favor a Western Europe iron coal pool and that Britain, wary of ceding sovereignty, may undermine the plan. Acheson urged Bevin to back cooperation at Lancaster House. Attlee supported Schuman, but London officials fear a softened outcome and potential British constraints on a coal and steel authority.
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Drew Pearson Washington
Dean Acheson
Lancaster House
Ernie Bevin
Bevin
Acheson
Paris
Schuman
Alsace
Germany
France
Ruhr
Rhineland
London
Gooderham- Hiram Walker
Sciuman
Economic Union of
Western Europe
Britain
Attlee
House of Commons
State Department
John F. Reynolds
Foreign Office
M. Bonnet
Europe
Treasury
International Coal and Steel Authority
The Schering Patent Conspiracy and Health Drug Control
Winchell discusses a planned sale of the Schering asset and a alleged scheme to privatize hundreds of health drug patents. He argues Roosevelt's license order was ignored, Bazelon and Clark intervened, and a private sale could grant monopoly power over Pregnenelone and related drugs, harming patients with cancer and arthritis.
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Schering Corporation
Bloomfield
N. J
Schering
Roosevelt
Albert Q. Maisel
Reader's Digest
Schering Outfit
David L. Bazelon
Bazelon
Bat
Peop
Tom Clark
Dillion, Read and Company
SEC
Truman
Local Newspaper Summary Row From OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR hints at Associated Press context with scattered letters and stray phrases. No coherent event or names emerge, leaving only partial references to newspapers and agencies.
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