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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1948

Page

4

Austin sports group eyed to lure major events

Austin businessmen discuss forming a dedicated sports association to sponsor events and attract major league baseball spring training camps to Central Texas. A $500 startup and $2,500–$3,000 annual budget are proposed, with Disch Field and Caswell Tennis Center cited as existing assets.

Austin Central Texas Southwest Austin Chamber of Commerce C. T. Aselton Chamber of Commerce Milwaukee Brewers Brewers Disch Field Fredericksburg New Braunfels Seguin Georgetown San Marcos Temple University of Texas William J. Disch Bib Falk Daniel A. Penick United States Texas Longhorn Caswell Tennis Center 24Th Lamar Boulevard Texas Memorial Stadium Austin Economic Area Industrial Foundation

Unions Plan 5 Million Political War Chest for 1949

Victor Riesel reports labor leaders aim to raise at least five million dollars for a broad 1949 political offensive. Truman praised CIO chief Murray after a postelection call, pledging a door open to labor. Taft Hartley reforms and Wagner Act support are outlined.

Truman CIO Phil Murray Murray White House AFL Tobin AFL and Cio Washington Europe American Communist Party Eugene Dennis Supreme Court Congress

Truman weighs Secretary of State pick as 1952 prospects loom

President Truman mulls top candidates to lead foreign policy as he seeks a strong successor plan, with Justice William O Douglas and former VP Fred Vinson among possible choices. Senate labor and election investigations frame Beltway debates as Democrats gain control, while ongoing inquiries threaten GOP exposure.

Washington Truman White House Franklin Roosevelt United States Fred Vinson Vinson Court of Appeals William O. Douglas Securities and Exchange Commission Fdr Bill Douglas GOP Tennessee Texas Bill Jenner Indiana Francis Myers Pennsylvania Oklahoma Jenner Myers Senate Deranian Bob Kerr Kerr Senate Expenditures Committee John McClellan Arkansas James Eastland Mississippi Clyde Hoey North Carolina Glen Taylor Idaho Henry Wallace A. Willis Robertson Virginia Byrd Herbert O’conor Maryland Bell Syndicate Inc

Broadway Notes Vetted By Critics On Populous Election Echoes

Winchell on Broadway surveys New York theatre and media reaction to election results. Critics debate predictions and performance, praising some editors while lampooning others as they assess productions and stars amid political and cultural shifts.

America New York Unity Coalition Unity Jimmie Petrillo AFL Tampa Mike Quill Transport Workers Union Commie Moscow Quill Kremlin Mike Transport Union TWU Soviet Union Colyumer G. Sokolsky Florabel Muir Varity Coast Idjez American Astrology Dell Horoscope J. Weidman Chuck Barnett Fred Othman Washington News Harry Truman Freddie Theatre Guild My People Brooks Atkinson A Darvas Stalin Wallace Bobby Clark Bobby

Editor's Notebook Opposes Texas Education Reform Plan

Mays County Superintendent R L Bunting writes to fellow superintendents opposing a special Texas Legislature session to study the Gilmer Aiken report. He objects to strong centralization and favors incorporating good ideas into current administration.

Mays County R. L. Bunting Texas Gilmer-Aixen Bunting Gilmer- Aiken State Board of Education

Puzzling Q A Smoking Pigeon and Royal Lineage

A collection of Q A items covers Kaiser the carrier pigeon hatched in Cologne in 1917 and aged 31, George III’s 18 children, ministers taxed on income with housing exemption, DC white population about three fourths of the district, Nero’s fire during 64 AD, and silver dollars last minted in 1935.

Kaiser A. Kaiser Cologne Germany Kaiser Wilhelm Signal Corps Colum Bureau of the Census District of Columbia

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