Austin TEC inventory shows more jobs than claimants
William J. Weeg reports that the Texas Employment Commission in Austin counted 295 unemployment claimants as of November 1, a small portion of the local labor pool. The TEC seeks applicants as firms report abundant openings while rents show tentative stabilization after decontrol.
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Woody) Knight
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Legge
University
Texans Urged to Vote Tuesday on School Board and Constitutional Amendments
Texans are urged to vote Tuesday in a turnout effort backed by veterans women groups and public officials. The election will choose 21 members of the State Board of Education and decides 10 constitutional amendments including abolishing the poll tax and funding for the Legislature. The piece notes education funding NEA projections and Texas teacher supply and training challenges over the next decade.
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Gilmer - Aikin
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Texas
National Education Association
NEA
Labor leaders push farmer–labor coalition to unseat Taft
At the CIO convention Phil Murray and reformer Lincoln urge farmers to join with workers to operate mills and push a joint labor political machine. Murray signals future use against Taft and possibly in the next presidential race.
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Victor Reuther
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Post-Hall Syndicate Inc
Answers and Insights From the Austin American Information Bureau
A curated Q and A roundup covers why trees shed leaves, when filberts became a commercial crop, the origin of Corpus Christi’s name, pruning roses, a book offer of old songs, pre metric Italian distance measures, U S electricity production, and Liberian currency since 1942.
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Stephen Foster
Austin American Information Bureau
7S Street
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Internal power struggles and diplomatic tensions dominate wartime era notes
The column details UMW revolt against John L. Lewis over funds and strike tactics, Britain’s covert talks with the Chinese Reds, a Florence charity case for March of Dimes, and humorless snapshots of postwar politics. It notes vaccine debates for bulls, GOP payroll cuts under Guy Gabrielson, Truman’s Alaska cruiser Shangri La, and anti union anti trust talk. It also mentions a premature Russian atom test, Johnson’s political leverage, Snyder’s degrees, and Hoover’s antiques hobby.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Broadway Snippets and Satire Spill From Winchell Column
A collage of playful Broadway gags and media jabs spans jokes about dialect riffs triggering accusations of conspiracies to lampooning politicians. The items reference Bevin four senators and jokes about Mrs Hadley, Duke of Marlboro, and Churchill, noting wartime film quips and crowd chatter at ticket counters.
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Local AP News Dispatches Feature In Paper
The Associated Press notes its exclusive rights to republish local news and AP dispatches printed in the newspaper. The statement confirms AP’s entitlement to republication and service of AP reports within the issue.
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