Atomic Talks Among Allies Report Good Progress
US Britain and Canada reported good progress in their first round of atomic talks held in Washington from Sept 20 to 30. The three nations will reconvene to decide on joint policies and future cooperation before year end. Other participants included James Webb Oliver Franks Hume Wrong Sumner Pike and a policy committee will review results.
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Houston Symphony Fund Drive Reaches Goal
A 16 day campaign in Houston raised 163000 dollars toward the Houston Symphony Orchestra budget, which totals 375000 for the year. Fund Chairman Stanley Shipnes announced the successful finish on Friday.
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528000 Steelworkers Walk Out as Union Steel Talks Fail
The 528000 steelworkers walk out after failed union steel company talks. President Truman ends mediation attempts as strike looms. Murray and Fairless clash over a 30 cent wage demand and a company financed pension plan.
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Low-Water Bridge Reopens Ahead of Weekend Traffic
The new low-water bridge over the Colorado River will reopen to traffic by noon Saturday. County Engineer Ian Morgan said paving on the approach roads would be completed in time for weekend use. Collins Construction Company began paving the shortcut to the west side of Lake Austin Thursday morning. The road runs from Wake Austin Boulevard to West Lake Drive.
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Prospects Good For US Dropping Deeper Into Red
Washington reports the first quarter of the new fiscal year shows a deficit near 400 million dollars with projections of a larger shortfall as Congress delays many appropriation bills. Officials fear total 1950 spending will exceed the peacetime record while revenues trail January forecasts, with foreign military aid adding to the red ink potential.
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Youth Questioned In Cleaners Burglary
An Austin youth was questioned by police Friday about the burglary of clothing from Brown Cleaners at 1710 East 12th. Officers said some of the stolen clothing was recovered.
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