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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1948

Page

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Britons Study Resort Sites About Austin

British developers of a large resort network visited the Lake Travis area, met Gov. Beauford Jester, and eyed plans for U S resort sites. Butlin and Gen. A C Critchley toured lakes and basins with Austin officials, discussing a Bahamas project and possible U S sites.

Austin Raymond Brooks Austin American Colorado River William E. Butlin General A. C. Critchley Bahamas Lakes Beauford C. B. Smith Austin Area Economic Development Foundation San Antonio Lake Travis Ike Ashburn Gov Jester Lake Austin Bull Creek Lake Buchanan Roy Inks Lake Butlin British Isles United States Beauford Jester A. C. Critchley Nassau The A. B. Spires Austin Area Economics Development Foundation General Critchley Max Starcke LCRA

Kerr Plans Arkansas Red River Watershed Development

Senator elect Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma said he will push Congress to approve development of the Arkansas and Red River watersheds as his primary objective in the new term. He spoke in Washington on Monday.

Washington Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma Congress Arkansas Red River Kerr

Solon Meets Education Panel on Gilmer Aikin Plan

Sen James E Taylor of Kerens chairs a study group as he shares plans to consult with the Gilmer Aikin committee on education Wednesday. They may urge Gov Jester to call a special session to decide on a state elected Board of Education and funding changes before the next regular session.

James E. Taylor Kerens Gilmer- Aikin Committee On Education Taylor Allan Shivers House W. O. Reed Jester Gilmer-Aikin Sen. Taylor Board of Education Gilmer-Aikin Committee House of Representatives

County Anti Rabies Campaign Opens With 39 Dogs Treated

Travis County opened its anti rabies campaign with a dog vaccination clinic at the Go Valle School in Austin. Thirty nine dogs were immunized and the principal said it was a good turnout. Second clinic will be at Zavala School in East Austin. Clinics run 7 30 to 9 pm. Fees 160 for under 25 pounds 240 for over 25 pounds. Lincoln license 50 cents issued at clinic. More clinics scheduled after Thanksgiving week including John B Winn Baker Pease and Fulmore schools. Dr Kenneth S Young and Herbert Hargis oversee the effort.

Travis County Govalle Austin B. N. McCarty Zavala School John B. Winn Baker Pease School Fulmore Herbert Hargis City Health Department Hargis Kenneth S. Young

Reds Target Churches as Communists Seek to Corrupt Religion

The House un American Activities Committee warns in a pamphlet that Communists aim to infiltrate churches and church organizations to undermine religion in the United States. It says choosing church over communism would invite persecution and identifies the YMCA and YWCA as targets for infiltration.

Washington House un-American Activities Committee United States House YMCA YWCA

Auction Sale Sets Pace In Chest Drive

Austin firms pledged about 1400 dollars during a community chest auction in a single day. Joe DeWitt of the Longhorn Waffle Shop started the event by offering his day's receipts to local welfare agencies, with bids by radio and business leaders adding to the total.

Austin Red Feather Community Chest Joe DeWitt Longhorn Waffle DeWitt

Work Order Issued on Midway Field

Fort Worth reports the Midway Airport project will start December 1 with Spencer Construction Company of Carrollton set to begin a $700,000 clearing draining and grubbing contract. The overall project budget is $12,000,000 and full construction likely starts late next spring or mid summer, with a six to eight month initial phase.

Fort Worth Midway Airport Arlington Spencer Construction Company Carrollton

Queen Elizabeth Reaches Postponement Amid Longshoreman Strike

The Cunard White Star Line liner Queen Elizabeth remained moored at Southampton on November 22 after striking crew members returned aboard. Officials agreed to hold the 83,673 ton ship there until the US East Coast longshoremen's strike ends, turning it into a floating hotel for about 1,100 passengers already aboard.

Southampton England Cunard White Star Line

Taylor Water and Soil Talk Slated in Williamson County

Taylor and Georgetown Chambers of Commerce sponsor a 7 30 p m meeting at City Hall to discuss dams for water and soil conservation in Williamson County. Attendees include Congressman elect Homer Thornberry Senator elect Lyndon Johnson Army engineers and state officials. Local leaders and Brazos River Reclamation Board members will attend.

Taylor Georgetown and Taylor Chambers of Commerce Williamson County San Gabriel Laneport Georgetown Roy Huckabee Brazos River Homer Thornberry Lyndon Johnson Army Engineers M. A. Dillingham H. R. Norman Galveston State Board of Water Engineers A. H. Wolverton Eugene Spence Austin Brazos River Reclamation and A Conservation Board Will Be George Chance Bryan R. D. Collins Mineral Wells Howard Fox Hearne Oxsheer Smith Cameron Buddy Fisher Brenham Earl Porter Caldwell William R. Stump Frank Svadlenak Carlos Ashley

Try Try Try Again Fails Rudolph Plunges Into Death

Richard N. Rudolph, 34, is off the danger list and doing fairly well after a suicide attempt that included a farewell note, six throat slashes, three heart stabs, poison, and gas exposure. Neighbors alerted police after smelling fumes.

Los Angeles Richard N. Rudolph Rudolph

Dock Workers Reject Proposal in 13 Day East Coast Strike

65 000 East Coast longshoremen voting down an employer plan to resume work while talks continue on a welfare program. Union leader Joseph P. Ryan urged a different offer as 13 day walkout cripples shipping from Maine to Virginia. Local 282 Teamsters dispute aided by wage claims of 25 cents an hour on top of base wages from 53.90 to 71.40 for a 40 hour week.

Associated Press Joseph P. Ryan AFL International Longshoremen’s Association Maine Virginia New York AFL

Illness Cancels Monarchs Trip

London reports King George VI postpones the Australia and New Zealand royal tour for rest after an obstruction in the right leg blood supply. Buckingham Palace says public engagements canceled for months as doctors monitor the sovereign who first complained of numbness two weeks ago.

London George VI Australia New Zealing Buckingham Palace

Washington Firm Loses Oldsmobile Franchise

A Washington Oldsmobile agency lost its dealers franchise after testimony that some salesmen took $500 tips from buyers. General Motors advised that the franchise would not be renewed, citing hearings on questionable trade practices as a factor in the decision.

Washington Oldsmobile General Motors Corporation Kearney Oldsmobile Company General Motors House

Connally to Speak at Garza Little Elm Reservoir Rites

Senator Tom Connally of Texas will deliver the principal address at groundbreaking ceremonies for the Garza Little Elm Reservoir. The $27,000,000 project sits one mile north of Lewisville, with ceremonies starting at 2 30 P M. John W. Carpenter will preside as Connally digs the first earth with a silver spade.

Denton Tom Connally Texas Garza-Little Elm Lewisville John W. Carpenter Trinity Improvement Association Connally

Leaders Silent on US Policy Report After Truman Marshall Meeting

President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall held a post election conference at the White House to discuss the broad scope of American foreign relations including China and Europe. No decisions were disclosed and Marshall’s cabinet status remained unsettled as they met at Blair House after arriving from Paris.

Washington Truman Marshall China White House Charles G. Ross Ross United Nations Paris Asia Europe Harriman General Marshall Blair House Chiang Kai-Shek Berlin Military Air Transport Terminal Key West Fla

Reds Hit Again East of Suchow

reports from Nanking say Communist forces renewed attacks on the east flank of Suchow while conflicting dispatches claim the Nationalists hold the line. Paoting, capital of Hopeh, is reported captured by the Communists, with both sides offering scattered facts amid martial law in northern provinces.

Reds Suchow Nanking Paoting Hopeh Peiping Huang Po-Tao Nienchuang Huang Ai Shih Pao

Bernadotte Plan Provokes UN Palestine Clash

Paris dispatch notes Soviet and Polish delegates denouncing the Bernadotte plan as a British and American oil interests scheme. Tsarapk in and Lange attack U S and Britain over Palestine while Pearson urges a three point UN action including recognizing Israel and international control of Jerusalem.

Paris Russia Palestine Trans-Jordan Semen K. Tsarapkin United Nations Assembly Folke Bernadotte Oscar Lange United States Britain Bernadotte Negev Desert Galilee Israel Haiga Lydda Jerusalem Truman Marshall Washington Lester B. Pearson Assembly

Weather Outlook: Light Rain Expected After Tuesday Afternoon

The forecast calls for a 34 degree start and a warmer Tuesday. Rain is expected to begin late Tuesday afternoon and continue overnight with a low around 34 degrees Tuesday morning.

Weather Bureau

Youths Push for 18 voting age in Texas

Two Austin youths start a move to allow 18 year olds to vote in Texas. George Douglas of the Austin Maroon urges 100 Texas schools to campaign for 18 19 and 20 year olds to vote. A poll of Austin High School students shows more than two to one in favor.

Oie Texas Austin Lowes Austin Maroon Austin High School George Douglas

CIO convention backs Murray's attack on Communists in CIO

In Portland delegates unanimously supported President Murray after he denounced three unions as unfit and criticized Communist leadership. He pressed for policy support, warned of resignations for failed leadership, and urged executive board review while praising the CIO for backing anti Communist lines.

Portland Ore CIO Philip Murray Murray Office and Professional Workers Union Office and Professional Workers United Public Workers James Durkin Donald Henderson Food and Tobacco Workers Union Henderson Burr Truman United States

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Dodd City Col. Ashburn Fred W. Catteral Jr Walter Long Austin Chamber of Commerce John Barclay Junior Chamber of Commerce Lower Colorado River Authority Development Foundation Foundation C. R. Starnes Gen. Critchley Fort Montagu Red River Development Kerr Aim Solon Midway Field Big Liner Taylor Water Yhorough Reservoir Rites W. Averell Harriman Tsarapkin Philip C. Jessup Pearson
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