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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1950

Page

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New Tax Rate Plan Clears Up City Bond Confusion

City School Board backs election to set a new tax ceiling of 87 cents to offset next year’s bond issue. The move ends uncertainty about tax effects, following a bond vote set for after the November election. Citizens group discussions urged trust in the people and adherence to the law.

City and School System W. I. Kocurek Charles E. Green School Board

Ex-Chicago Boss Kelly Dies on Friday

Edward J. Kelly, 74, longtime Democratic political boss and former Chicago mayor, died of heart disease in a doctor's office after a routine checkup. A civil engineer and DNC figure, he led the Kelly-Nash machine, served 14 years as mayor from 1933 to 1947, then helped Kennelly win, backed Truman 1948, and remained active in politics until his death.

Chicago Edward J. Kelly Franklin D. Roosevelt Kelly Illinois Martin H. Kennelly Truman Philadelphia Lucas D-Tl Roosevelt

M Arthur Warns War Near End and German Armament

Soviet Molotov and eight Communist foreign ministers met in Prague to discuss remilitarization of Western Germany amid Moscow warnings against rearmament. East German moves push for conscription as Berlin debates a constitutional shift to allow military service, while Acheson outlines conditions for talks and Western defenses.

Prague Czechoslovakia V. M. Molotov Soviet Russia Germany Czechoslovak New Agency Moscow Radio Soviet Union Molotov Kremlin Russia United States Britain France West Germany Washington London Paris Moscow East Germany Konrad Adenauer West Europe Christian Democratic Union Party Goslar Acheson Secy Free World Berlin Soviet Zone Supreme Court

Gaudy Show Heralds Longhorn Loop Opener

The seventh ranked Texas Longhorns open Southwest Conference play at Memorial Stadium against Arkansas at 2 p m. The day features a big show with bands, baton twirlers ages 8 to 18, Dad's Day activities, and a Robstown Minorette corps led by Billie Gaye Le Blow. Arkansas returns strong after a 27-6 win over Baylor, with a 226 pound per man line and a pro style offense, making the clash at home a tough early test for Texas, as the coach warns of a mighty tough opponent.

University of Texas Longhorns Razorbacks of Arkansas Memorial Stadium Longhorns Ozarks University Dad's Association Robstown Banner Carrier Billie Gaye LeBlow Clifton Frazier Marion Babe) Greenwood Gladys Greenwood Austin Bowie Texas Arkansas Baylor Blair Cherry

Dad s Day at UT highlights Longhorn Arkansas clash

Texas dads tour the University of Texas campus for Dad s Day with the Longhorns vs Arkansas game, campus tours, and a glimpse of UT dancing girls. Little Texas A&I at Kingsville claims top football form, boasting margin claims over Oklahoma, Texas, and Notre Dame on paper, using math and imagination.

Texas University of Texas Little Texas A&i Kingsville Oklahoma Notre Dame Yuen Age i

Maroons Rally Past Temple 14-7 in Friday Night Win

Austin High's Maroons rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Temple 14-7, marking an eighth straight win over the Central Texas foe. Rasta rushed for 319 yards, Rodney Williams added a two-yard TD, and Bradshaw connected with Joe Bunch for a five-yard scoring pass. Temple sophomore Doyle Traylor impressed with nine completions for long gains, signaling a bright future.

Maroons Temple Central Texas Jefferson Austin Bowie San Jacinto Arlington Heights Rasta Temple High Briver Bradshaw Joe Bunch Rodney Williams Serge Gun Doyle Traylor Traylor Texas

Southwest Texas State homecoming opens with big turnout

SAN MARCOS Oct 20 A capacity crowd approved the homecoming play Green Grow the Lilacs at Friday's opening night. Ex students filled the downtown snake dance and pre game events. Ronnie Locke predicted attendance may exceed last year’s 3500 as key scenes drew praise.

San Marcos Southwest Texas State Teachers College Ronnie Locke Ex- Students Association Roy Vaughn Valley Lane Curly Ramona McBryde Kerrville Assembly Sewell Park Bobcat Stephen F. Austin United Nations

Weather expected dry and mild for Saturday football

Memorial Stadium weather forecast predicts dry conditions and moderate temperatures for Saturday. A weather bureau spokesman says the gridiron should be dry with highs around 84 and a low near 60, and only partial cloud cover for good football weather.

Mrs L Lemon Selected Top Austin Woman

Leola Lemon was named Austin's outstanding woman of the past year in a ceremony at House Park before the Austin Temple football game. The honor capped the first Sweetest Day observance, with nominations from the Senior and Junior Chambers of Commerce and a three member committee selecting her for contributions to the Army's welfare work and related clubs.

Leola Lemon Austin House Park Austin Temple Lemon Chambers of Commerce

Henry Stimson dies after long public service in four presidents

Henry L. Stimson, 83, served as Secretary of State under Hoover and Secretary of War for four presidents including Taft Roosevelt Truman, died at his Cold Spring Harbor home after a heart attack. He had hip fracture surgery earlier and remained with family.

Cold Spring Harbor N. Y Henry L. Stimson Hoover New York City Stimson Wall Street Taft Roosevelt Truman United States Southern New York Washington Coolidge Nicaragua Philippine Islands Franklin D. Roosevelt Long Island Doctor's Hospital

Steelman Hints Of Tighter Curbs On Buying

Presidential Assistant John R. Steelman said tighter curbs on installment buying may be imposed to combat inflation and that other controls may become necessary. He spoke in prepared remarks to Mt Holyoke Alumnae Association outlining sacrifices for years to come.

Washington John R. Steelman

Gage Found Guilty In Pool Hall Death

A 126th District Court jury found Artie Louis Gage Jr. guilty of murdering Albert Truitt Jr. in a pool hall on Chicon Street July 24. The jury deliberated about two and a half hours and recommended a five year suspended sentence. Gage claimed self defense after Truitt attacked him over a 50 cent piece.

126Th District Court Artie Louis Gage Jr Albert Truitt Jr Gage Truitt Chicon Street

Airborne Operation Sprung To Trap Fleeing Red Forces

Two battalions of US parachute troopers dropped unopposed between Pyongyang’s citadel and the Manchurian frontier under General MacArthur. The mission aimed to block North Korean Reds fleeing Pyongyang and to rescue American POWs. Separated by six hours, US paratroopers linked with South Korean forces at Sunchon, widening the trap and signaling an end to major resistance.

Tokyo Red Korea Pyongyang MacArthur United Nations Sukchon Sunchon 6Th Division Eighth Army Honolulu Military Air Transport Service Laurence S. Kuter Korea Pacific Far East South Korea Suchon Leif Erickson Seoul Erickson Red North Korea Red Permier Kim Il Sung Manchuria Siberia Pyongya Naval William F. Dean Taejon Dean

City Of Austin Must Pay 47500 In Traffic Death Case

Judge J Harris Gardner ruled the city negligent but not liable for the traffic death of a San Antonio husband. The jury valued damages to Mrs Salazar and her three children at 47500 after finding the accident unavoidable. City may seek a new trial within three days.

J. Harris Gardner 53Rd District Court Austin Miguel Garza Salazar San Antonio

Pravda Sees Trick In Stassen's Letter

Pravda branding Harold E. Stassen as insolent and a shameless warmonger, calling his letter to Stalin a dirty election campaign trick and an advertising essay intended to win peace votes. It accuses the Republican leader of seeking a face to face talk to halt war drift.

Moscow Pravda Harold E. Stassen Stalin Stassen Communist Party University of Pennsylvania Washington

NPA restricts rubber steel and molasses for defense

The National Production Authority ordered limits on rubber to 75 percent of pre Korean War usage and 84 percent for total rubber consumption, plus a defense allocation of stainless steel with columbium and a stop on molasses exports. The measures run only through December 31 and aim to secure materials for defense needs.

NPA Washington National Production Authority Agriculture Department Commerce Department

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