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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1949

Page

4

Capital City Docks Plan Faces University Easement Hurdle

City seeks a 50 foot public access easement from Lake Austin Boulevard to the lake for a municipal pier and lakeside park near Tom Miller Dam. The University of Texas would grant the easement without monetary payment as public and student benefits are the consideration. The plan awaits a formal city council and regents agreement with covenants on maintenance and prohibition of buildings or vehicular parking.

Trueman O’quinn Board of Regents University of Texas Lake Austin Tom Miller C. D. Simmons University Brackenridge Simmons Regents Guston Morgan Municipal Pier Lake Austin Boulevard Lake Front City of Austin City of Austin

Commies Seek CIO Favor as Funds Dry Up

Victor Riesel reports that Communist circles internal to the CIO face a cash crunch after foreign funding was cut. The FBI has learned international leadership is withholding support and the group is frantically raising money to bail out the Politburo Eleven. Phil Murray accuses the movement of trickery while UK leaders seek peace talks to avert a labor civil war.

CIO Joe FBI United Electrical Workers Phil Murray Murray Daily Worker Cleveland Auditorium Cleveland Albert Fitzgerald Emil Rieve Joe Curran Walter Reuther

Editors Notebook: Texas Chemicals Surge Behind Oil Boom

The Austin based screen highlights Texas rapid chemical industry growth driven by oil refining and government security shifts. It cites Dow, Monsanto, alkali plants from Corpus Christi to Baytown, and new sites in Corpus Christi Victoria Longview. The Austin Development Foundation lured Jefferson Chemical’s labs to UT campus, with plans for broader national industrial research.

University and Industrial Research and Austin Development Foundation Austin Texas East Texas Dow Chemical Monsanto Texas City Corpus Christi Victoria Bishop Longview Port Neches Baytown Orange Corpus Christi-Victoria Rockport Triangle Brownsville Consolidated National Research Laboratories Jefferson Chemical Company University of Texas National Chemical Industries American Cyanamid Texas Company Jefferson Chemical Sion Eastern Seaboard

School Fire Warden Demonstrates Training Value

John Schneider of Govalle School, former fire marshal, calmly directed the response when infant Robert Gow fell into an abandoned well. He dialed the fire department, bringing trucks and rescuers within ten minutes, showcasing trained pupils’ safety impact amid rapid professional action.

John Schneider Govalle Robert Gow John

Abide With Me author’s faith and opera debut facts

The hymn writer Rev Henry Francis Lyte, born in Scotland, joined the Church of Ireland in 1819 and later became a Methodist. Adelina Patti, at 16, debuted in Lucia di Lammermoor in 1859 in New York. Football player numbering began in 1908 in the Jefferson game era.

Henry Francis Lyte Scotland Church of Ireland Lyte A. Adelina Patti Lucia In

Navy Watchdog Recovers Millions in Navy Contracts

Captain M. C. Barrett leads the Navy supervising inspector of naval material unit that uncovers overpayments and waste in contracts. The watchdog group negates Canonsburg Steel overcharges, recovers funds from Westinghouse and Mesta, and resells idle Navy property for a profit.

Washington Capitol Hill Navy Pittsburgh Naval Canonsburg Steel and Iron Company Canonsburg Admirals Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Westinghouse Electric Corporation Perle Mesta Luxembourg Truman Mesta Machine Company Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Elliott Company M. C. Barrett Ge Ye P. Page J. K. Kennedy

Broadway Talk and Críticas from the London Times to Brassy Broadway

A column surveys theater and film chatter from London and New York. It notes Jane Russell publicity, the Winter Garden ballet act, Virgil’s critique of Carmen, Kate Hepburn in Adam's Rib, and various gleeful arts anecdotes. It mentions Ike and MacArthur fashion, Ingrid on Stromboli, Helen Morgan’s Body and Soul reissue, TV gag fatigue, and references to Horace Greeley’s print ethos.

Jane Russell London Times Pip-pip Britain Russell Virgil N Trib G. J. Nathan Cosmopolitan Kate Hepburn Adam N. Y. Times Ingrid Helen Morgan Jack Dempsey Shor's Cal’m Lindy Marseetrioter

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