North Austin Lions Charter Presented by Governor
The North Austin Lions Club received its charter in a ceremony at the Stephen F. Austin Hotel. District Governor Vo Minear presented the charter to W. T. Williams Jr. Lions International official Herb C. Petry spoke on Lions growth and global peace. The club, formed Oct 1 with 43 members, now lists 55 plus. meets at Hyde Park Christian Church. Austin Lions gave a bell and gavel.
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North Austin
Texas
England
Lions Internations
Austin
Perry
Lions In
Lions International
Hyde Park
Charles A. Sumners
Austin Lions Club
Marlowe Fisher
Truman and aides map broad peace outlook at White House
President Truman meets with Defense Secretary Ross and other top officials to outline a bipartisan foreign policy approach and a forthcoming review at the White House. Rayburn visits, Marshall and Harriman prep for talks as China and UN policy issues loom. Forrestal cites China evacuations and Chiang Kai-shek appeal.
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Ross
Rayburn
D-Tex
Bonham
Texas
Defense
White House
Washington
Marshall
W. Averell Harriman
ECA
Forrestal
Tsingtao
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
State Lovett
France Angers Allies Over Ruhr Control Plans
France protests to Britain and the United States over the Ruhr action and seeks international control of Ruhr production and planning. In Dunkerque, 2000 Moroccan troops faced 2000 dockworkers during a general strike led by a Communist union. infantry did not move as dockworkers barricaded the port. Government claims the Communist International Information Bureau ordered and financed the strike to wreck the European Recovery Program. About 8 percent of coal miners were back at work.
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Andanaiet
John Foster Dules
Thomas E. Dewey
United States
United Nations
Secarshall
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
London
Ruhr
Dunkerque
Communist International Information Bureau
Dallas Symphony Pleases in Community Concert at Hogg Auditorium
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra under Antal Dorati impressed 1200 Austin patrons with Bach Brahms Wagner and Richard Strauss in a well prepared program. Wagner's Tristan and Isolde Prelude and Love Death and Strauss Der Rosenkavalier Suite drew high praise for the ensemble. Minor flaws in Bach Weiner arrangement and Brahms Symphony No 2 were noted but offset by solid phrasing and Dorati's restrained conducting.
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Austin American Amusement
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Hogg Auditorium
Antai Dorati
Austin
Dorati
Richard Wagner
Richard Strauss
der Rosenkavalier
Handemith
Johann Strauss
Johann Sebastian Bach
Leo Weiner
Dallas Symphony
Brahm
Antal Dorati
Educator Says Teaching Pay Has Just Caught Up With HCL
Dr. Willard Elsbree of Columbia University told officials that national teaching wages have regained 1939 purchasing power after recent raises. He praised the current salary schedule as sound and proposed changes for higher principals pay, doctorate-linked raises, and broader leadership compensation to attract talent.
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Willard Elsbree
Columbia University
Teachers College
Elsbree
Advisory Committee On
Elsbree Asid
Columbia
Austin
Hertzog Talk on Bookmaking at University Tonight
Renowned El Paso designer Carl Hertzog speaks on Bookmaking as a Fine Art in the Stark Room at 8 p m as part of the Public Lectures series. A tea at 4 p m in the Stark Library precedes the lecture with Jose Cisneros showcasing 27 Hertzog pen and ink pieces from Red River Then and Now. An exhibit of Hertzog’s 25 years of work and notable collaborations with Tom Lea is on display in the Rare Book Collections.
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Carl Hertzog
el Paso
Stark
Hertzog
Jose Cisneros
Red River
Southwest
State Historical Association
Texas Folklore Society
Tom Lea
Peleliu Landing
Walter Manly
Dr. Pratt
Plane Smuggling Suspect Found in Palestine Plot Case
Charles T. Winters, 35, of San Juan and Miami, an indicted plane smuggler, surrendered to the US marshal. Bond set at 10000. Atty says his actions would be treason in wartime. Prosecutor accuses Winters of selling two planes to be used in Palestine via Czechoslovakia behind the iron curtain.
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Miami
Fila
Charles T. Winters
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Palestine
US Marshal’s Office
John W. Holland
Fred W. Botts
Winters
United States
Battle for Benny Ends With CBS Nearing Purchase
CBS appears close to buying Benny's Amusement Enterprise, owner of Jack Benny Productions, in a deal valued around 4 million dollars. The contract would grant CBS perpetual rights to Benny's services and firm productions, while Benny's current American Tobacco sponsorship remains unaffected. NBC earlier claimed talks had ended.
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New York
Benny
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Jack Benny
Amos 'N Andy
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Benny's Amusement Enterprise, Inc
Phil Harris
Jack Parr
American Tobacco Company
Sponsor decision on switch to CBS during current contract
The sponsor holds the option to move the subject to CBS while the existing contract remains in force. This choice hinges on sponsor approval and contractual terms.
Strong Earthquake Shakes Costa Rica
A strong earthquake struck San Jose Costa Rica at 7:07 p m Thursday no damage was immediately reported and authorities were assessing aftershocks and impacts in the capital.
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Costa Rica
San Jose
San Joel
Three Nations Agree on Standard Screw Threads
The United States Britain and Canada signed an agreement to standardize screw threads on bolts and nuts. The pact aims to save millions of dollars and ease production cooperation for peace or war. After 30 years of discussion nuts and bolts from any country will fit machines and appliances from the others. It should boost trade and address wartime industrial problems.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Canada
Kidneys Clear Excess Acids Impact on Health
If the blood carries too much acid, kidney tubes fail to remove poisons, leading to backache rheumatic pains fatigue and loss of energy. Night sweats swelling and puffiness may occur as a result of poor kidney function.
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Benjamin V. Cohen
State Department
General Assembly
Warren Austin
Dean Rusk
Cohen
Steve Perkins
Dr. Elsbree
Schaffer’s
the Greeting Card Center
Congress
Armstrong
W. 6Th St
Studtman Photo Supply
East Ave
Weston
Eastman
Ellison
COMPA
Aorn Sirikre Ae
Nations
Scarbrough & Sons
Dresser
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