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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1948

Page

4

Oil and Gas Taxes Should Endow Future Texans

The Austin American Capitol outlines a plan to channel natural resource taxes into a permanent fund for future Texas needs. It argues state oil and gas taxes support current government costs and calls for safeguarding resources to fund roads, public buildings, and power projects while avoiding sales taxes. It warns that excessive taxes could drain capital and threaten future employment and expansion in the petroleum sector.

Austin American Capitol E. W. Jackson Jackson Texas Oil and Gas Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association Texas Texas Petroleum

Labor Unions Plot to Capture Democratic Party Strategy

A 1948 New York Post report outlines a four year plan by AFL leaders to swing Democratic nominations via massive union mobilization. It cites registration drives, regional political leagues, and heavy turnout through unions like the AFL theater group and key figures such as Jimmie Petrillo and Dave Dubinsky.

Washington Democratic Party Labor Treasuries AFL Cincinnati Jimmie Petrillo George Harrison Garment Workers Dave Dubinsky New York Post Corp Peru US State Department Manuel Odria Arequipa Lima Cuzco Luis Bustamante Y Rivera Odria Bustamante Buenos Aires Cdria Apra Party Bell Syndicate Inc

Questions and Answers From A City Paper Feature

A Q and A column answers reader queries on bread nutrition oleander safety wisdom teeth and New Zealand crops. It covers Lincoln rocker neutrality Geneva Convention governing prisoners of war and golf longest drive plus Iceland weather stations and tower damage assessments.

Iceland North Atlantic

Maine senator Smith rebuffs old guards on Senate seat

In Washington a Greenville edition reports Maine senator elect Margaret Chase Smith rejected offers to join Dewey's cabinet or to swap her Senate seat for a cabinet post. She refused further deals and pledged to serve in the Senate as elected.

Drew Pearson Washington Maine Margaret Chase Smith Republican Senate Owen Brewster Smith Dewey Horace Hildreth Wallace White Hildreth Mrs. Smith

Power Beyond Mind The Mystery Of Existence

An author ponders limits of human knowledge and the name game for unknowns. They critique defining forces like magnetism or gravity, note the sun’s orbit, and question whether science or theology truly explains beginnings. They urge study of spirit over gadgets to elevate humanity.

Uncle Sam Congress Commerce Department

Planning In Time Guides Austin Growth

The Editor's Notebook argues proactive city planning boosts growth and economic health. It highlights two planning kinds and warns against letting decay dictate change, citing Austin's efforts with the Greater Austin Plan and collaborations among the Development Foundation City Plan Commission and UT Architecture School.

Austin Philadelphia Bureau of Austin Chamber of Commerce Greater Austin the Development Foundation City Plan Commission School of Architecture University of Texas

City approves industrial zoning plan to relieve congestion

The Austin City Council approved a rezoning to create a defined industrial area aimed at attracting suitable development with reliable transportation utilities and streets. The move reduces traffic jams on West Fourth Street near Congress Avenue as trucks relocate and new warehouses and plants are planned.

Austin West Fourth Street Congress Avenue

Children’s Animal Picture Book offered for 20 cents

A booklet featuring animal pictures from the American Museum of Natural History invites children to learn about wildlife. Readers are asked to send 20 cents to the Austin American Information Bureau in Washington for a copy.

American Museum of Natural History Austin American Information Bureau Asee St. N. E Washington

Local AP News Rights Statement

The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use the local news printed in this newspaper and to republication of all AP news dispatches. This notice governs redistribution and credit for agents, clients, and subscribers.

Associated Press

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