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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1948
Page
14
Weathered counsel for the proposed A. R. Nuckols of Waco and David Stacey of Wichita Falls appear in court to group appliance men and air conditioners as a single matter.
Market notes show mixed soybean and corn quotes with yellow and white varieties. No. 1 yellow soybeans listed around a specific Kansas City price, while No. 2 yellow and white varieties show varied bids.
A fragment notes the Gibraltar region has an area described as one and seven eighths square miles, indicating a small territorial measure within a British report.
The Supreme Court discharged Lone Pat Morris of Anderson from a contempt proceeding for alleged liquor sale violation. Chief Justice J. E. Hickman ruled the district court lacked jurisdiction without evidence of guilt and ordered Morris freed, noting no proof the two pints of whiskey found near a garage belonged to him.
Doris H. Connerly legislative reference librarian at the Texas State Library will attend the national conference of State Legislative Service Agencies in Chicago October 21 and 22.
Foreign exchange news from New York outlines minor movements as markets show no dramatic shifts. The open mark and pound rates drift slightly with small gains and unchanged quotes among major currencies.
St Petersburg, Florida, October 20. An architect urged newspapers to publish critical reviews of new homes similar to books and films. William B. Harvard of St Petersburg argued such reviews would stimulate better construction and serve the public interest.
Fifty four fluorescent light fixtures with four 40 watt tubes each are being installed in the Williamson County Court House at a cost of 1683.10 dollars. Installation is by Holman Carradine of Taylor.
George Hutchings Terriberry longtime head of the Times-Picayune Publishing Company and noted New Orleans attorney and civic leader died Tuesday night at age 73. He served as a key local figure and influenced civic affairs.
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