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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1949

Page

4

Austin Edges toward Route 19th Street Extension Plan

The city opens paving on Lamar Boulevard from 24th to 29th with more lanes to 45th Street by November 1. City planners discuss adding 19th Street to relieve east west congestion. Officials unveil a 393000 paving program funded with 35 percent city share and 65 percent for abutting property owners. Public hearing set alongside a tax and poll tax note for 1948 changes. National Fire Prevention Week observed with fire losses down. public schools launch sixth grade outdoor education camps.

Lamar Boulevard 45Th Street 19Th Street 12Th Sixth Fifth Streets Austin City Plan Commission Koenig Lane Clayton Lane City Council Texas Lubbock West Texas W. L. Heaton John Woody Austin Fire Department Heaton Austin Public Schools Theublic

Murray’s Steel Strike Strategy Predicted to Endure Through Thanksgiving

Pittsburgh observers say Phil Murray aims to stretch the steel strike from Armistice Day toward Thanksgiving. The coal veteran plans a public relations push to force White House intervention while press chief Vin Sweeney guides messaging. Murray’s stance: none signs below 10 cents without his terms, keeping pickets on duty over the holiday.

Pittsburgh US Steel Minneapolis Ebbets Field Phil Murray Minnesota Steel Union Phil Steel Corporation Murray White House Excoal Truman John L. Lewis Old John Vin Sweeney CIO Cleveland Vention New York Post Corp

Texas Prisons and Hospitals Face Overcrowding and Reform

State plans nearly five million dollars to modernize prison facilities with more staff and better care. By contrast more than twenty two thousand Texans in state hospitals suffer overcrowding and inadequate treatment. Houston police abuse cases spark citizen-law enforcement accountability debates. Citizens possess power to demand lawful policing.

Texas Prison Board Texas Houston

Curious Q and A items on flags laws and naval stability

A compilation of trivia and Q A items answers on flag visibility at the Capitol, Quisling’s execution, Ambrosia in myth, ship roll limits, a World Atlas booklet offer, who presides at government meetings, Congressional immunity, and honey to beeswax ratios.

V.C.B. A Department of the Navy Webster Austin American Information Bureau Eve Street Washington , DC

Washington Wemy Go Round Barkleys Tie Break Vote

Sparks fly between Vice President Barkley and Majority Leader Lucas over parity farm price support. Lucas vents at Barkley privately while Denfeld faces naval faction clashes over submarine needs and cruiser guns. Maragon impersonation scare targets James Hunt in housing office probe.

Washington Wemy Barkley Peeves Truman Scott Lucas Ilinois Son Lucas Senate Kentucky Great West Jack O’brien Office of Housing Drew Pearson James Hunt Hunt Harry Vaughan John Maragon Maragon The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Umpires and Baseball Quips From Winchell on Broadway

A collage of sharp retirements and sharp wits about baseball figures and fans. Umpires, players like Frankie Frisch and Joe DiMaggio, broadcasters, drivers, and entertainers are vividly recalled with humorous, stock phrases and trivia from New York culture.

Joe DiMaggio Joe Dodger Wyatt Yanks Dodgers

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