Texas Democrats push to remove Wright Morrow from national post
The Texas Democratic Executive Committee in Dallas debated discharging Wright Morrow as a national committeeman. Woodville Rogers of San Antonio warned against showing weakness as McGrath weighs a purge aimed at backsliders, with no decision yet.
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Margaret Mayer
Austin American Capitol
National Democratic Executive Committee
Texas
Wright Morrow
Houston
Democratic Executive Committee
Dallas
Woodville Rogers
San Antonio
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Rogers
Morrow
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J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
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Miller
National Headquarters
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Temple
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Quillen's Editorials Control for Killer
Robert Quillen argues that medical science is useless without patient adherence and that vitamin E plays a crucial role in heart health. He notes soil depletion and diet influence illnesses and stresses that nature provides vitamin E in many foods, but people fail to use it.
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Reuther Warns of GOP Plan to Seize Public Resources
Walter Reuther president of the United Automobile Workers warns that the 81st Congress faces a Republican and Wall Street push to hand public natural resources to private interests. He cites proposed tidelands oil transfers, TVA replacement by private power, and atomic energy privatization. He urges citizens to watchdog the government to defend public control.
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United Automobile Workers of America
Reuther
Republican Party
Wall Street
Tidelands
Teapot Dome
Ty Larceny
Tennessee Valley Authority
Answers to Budgeting Rats and Revolutionary War Spy
A Q A discusses rent share of income with 1947 figures for low and high income groups. It then details Daniel Taylor the British spy captured near Newburgh NY, who swallowed a bullet with a message, followed by a miscellany on motion picture theater life, Uruguay meaning, and church rectors. It closes with Walter Reuther, labor leader, his injury, and a call to defend democracy.
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Daniel Taylor
Newburgh
N. Y
George Clinton
Taylor
Clinton
Texas tourism gains via Butlin and Critchley survey visit
The Editor's Notebook notes East Texas oil wealth transformation and urges development of tourist and resort resources in Central Texas. William E. Butlin and General A. C. Critchley plan an extensive inspection of the Colorado area to gauge potential for vacation camps, lakes, hills, and hospitality in Austin and Texas.
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Texas
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Colorado
United States
Austin
Austin Development Foundation
Butlin
Central
Parties and Games booklet offer for party planning
Today’s booklet presents Parties and Games a practical guide for all occasions. It lists teas showers anniversaries and suitable games with separate chapters on children’s parties. Send 15 cents to Austin American Information Bureau Washington 2 D.
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Austin
Barkleys New Term Role Active Senate Leader and Liaison
Washington report notes Vice President Barkley will lead Senate committees and act as a working liaison between the President and Congress after January 20. He will attend Cabinet meetings and help push Truman's program. The piece also profiles Senator Mundt of South Dakota and other GOP and Democratic figures shaping early 1950s policy.
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Idaho
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Democratic Policy Committee
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Taylor
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James Eastland
Mississippi
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Arkansas
Homer Ferguson
South Dakota
Karl E. Mundt
House UN- American Activities Committee
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Mundt
Europe
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United State
Broadway gossip and theater notes mix with press and legal history
Winchell reports on Margaret Phillips amid a nose bleed during Summer and Smoke while critics note standees for Love Life Summer and Smoke and Small Wonder. Pieces cover Kaufman Hart London shows and mislabeling fur terms, plus Ed Holden Virginia Frey bylines and a legal verdict on Ilse Koch linking Buchenwald cruelty to a life sentence.
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Variety
Hobe Morrison
Summer
Hobe
Kaufman & Hart
Savoy Theater
London
Talbot Rothwell
George S. Kaufman
Moss Hart
Peggy Purcell
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