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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1948

Page

6

Eleanor Roosevelt Says West Germans Clothed Better Than French

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt told a Stuttgart news conference that west Germans are better clothed and have as much food as the English. She described displaced persons camps as shocking but not worse than in their own countries and said she never hated the Germans, only certain things during the Nazi era. She planned to go to Paris as a member of the American UN delegation.

Stuttgart Eleanor Roosevelt

Teenagers Plan Clinic To Educate Parents

Hackensack New Jersey teenagers will open a YMCA sponsored clinic to educate parents on dating money allowances family car rights and privileges at home night hours and free speech.

Scions declare US will resent politics in policy

Representatives Judd and Hays warned that Americans will resent turning foreign policy into a partisan issue in the campaign climax. They noted their 1944 bid for bipartisan policy and said Truman and Dewey are not pushing partisan politics on international affairs.

Washington INS Judd R.-Minn Hays D.-Ark Congress House Foreign Affairs Committee Truman Dewey

Skunk Trio Nursed by Friendly Mother Cat

A local mother cat adopted three orphaned skunks after their mother was killed by a car. The trio were kept safe and fed by their feline foster mother, showing an unusual but gentle bond.

Boyd

AFL Urges Bosses To Consult Workers In Plant Cost Slash

Washington October 24 The AFL calls on management to bring unions into wage and price discussions to curb the wage price spiral. It urges shared profits and open books to show cost cutting results while cautioning to work only with loyal Americans to curb unbalance.

AFL Washington American Federation of Labor Labor

Heavy Tourist Trade Foreseen For Europeans

The Commerce Department estimates that about 700000 Americans will visit Europe next year if prewar style accommodations return. Secretary Sawyer notes Belgium and Italy have eased entry rules for U S travelers. Denmark Norway Sweden and others have abolished visas for short trips.

Washington Commerce Department Europe Secretary of Commerce Sawyer Belgium Italy Denmark Norway Sweden Switzerland Luxembourg Netherlands

Folsom Crowing Boy Joins Campaign Tour

Governor James E. Folsom adds a 7 year old boy who imitates a rooster crow to his stump tour in Russellville Alabama. Allen Webb crows into a microphone before Folsom as he tours the state aiding President Truman. Big Jim campaigned with a mop for cleaning up state government.

Russellville Ala James E. Folsom Democratic Party Allen Webb Truman Big Jim

Big Ear to Hear Across Iron Curtain From Cyprus

A US owned radio monitoring station on Cyprus nears completion at a cost of over 250000 dollars. Its 3000 foot antenna will pick up Eastern European broadcasts and relay translations to London and Washington. Officials say the system helps track Soviet and Communist broadcasts amid a tense cold war climate.

Cyprus Europe Russia Marshal Enver Hoxha Albania Ana Pauker Bucharest Politburo Moscow Soviet Union Southeast Asia Egypt England Maryland London SHAEF Washington Foreign Broadcast Information Service US Central Intelligence Central Intelligence FBIS Middle East

Scotland Crash Toll Now 40

Prestwick Scotland Oct 24 William H Phillipp of Sassenheim Holland last survivor of Thursday's Dutch airliner crash here died Sunday night His death brings the number of dead to 40 The four engined Constellation operated by KLM struck a powerline and plowed into a cow pasture in fog as it approached Prestwick Airport Thirty four aboard were killed instantly the other six died later in hospital

Prestwick Scotland William H. Phillipp Sassenheim Holland KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Prestwick Airport

Paramount Rope and More Showings End Today

Last day listings include The Rope with James Stewart and Joan Chanre offering 12:00 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 shows. Also Life With Irene and Wigg O78 at 12 00 2, Tower of Giants with Reclaimed His Head at 1 00 4 04 7 08 10 00. Key Largo with Humphrey Boeart at 12 19 2 12 4 05 5 59 7 51 9 44. Abbott and Goatsup Frankenstein with Ree at 2 31 4 21 6 10. Canyon Passage with Shanahat and Alln ayworth at 6 14 8 06 9 58. Canyon Passage also listed. Also Homecount with ClarkbliSsence and Caprz No 2 with Lon Chaney YANK Partners of the Plains with William Bog M Box with Laurel and Hardy. M ests with Claudette Gob. Montopolis Drive In magnificent Obsession with me. Chief Drive In Hazard with Paulette Goddard.

Humphrey Boeart Ree NEW Cactus Caprz Buster Crabbe Lon Chaney Yank

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