Capital City Traffic Force Handicapped In Effective Work
City police seek budget funds to expand patrols. current force is woefully manned with only one patrol car for South Austin and a single car covering a large north end area. Additional officers would add two more patrol cars and stations, but the accident investigation unit remains underfunded with no new detectives planned.
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Austin
South
North End
Highland Park West
West 24Th Street
West 12Th Street
Lamar Boulevard
Quip and Prose Fragments Echo Old News Bits
Irregular clauses touch Ezzard Charles and other figures in a collage of quotes and opinions. The snippets reference politics, marriage, fashion, and social change with satirical edge and dated tone. The fragmentary passages mix cultural references and rough observations.
Johnson in 56: Truman path followed for vice presidency
The editor notes Business Week sees Lyndon Johnson as a potential vice presidential figure, shaping a defense minded path like Truman. It highlights his role chairing the preparedness subcommittee, push for faster production, price controls, and unity among non reelection facing senators.
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Business Week
People Today
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Harry S. Truman
Truman
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Johnson
National Security Resources Board
Stuart Symington
Morse
Oregon
New Deal
House
Roosevelt
S .Johnson
National service proposals widen UMT into broad youth program
Supporters push to expand UMT into a national service act for American youth. The Defense Department bill before the Senate would require one year of training for about 800,000 boys yearly, with options between military or civilian service, beginning at age 18, costing about $2 billion annually and aiming for January 1, 1952, while debating social consequences and civilian control.
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Congress
Senate
Truman
House of Congress
UMT
Defense Department
National Security Training Corps
Fort Knox
UMIT
Selective Service Boards
Armed Forces
Army
Navy
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Ellis Island
White House
Ernst Reuter
West Berlin
Reuter
USA
McCarran
Langer
North Dakota
Germany
Austria
Tito reforms spark global wealth reshuffle debate
Billy Rose observes historic claims of equal treatment for rulers and people, cites repeated utopian failures from Tibet to Indiana and Oneida, notes Soviet Russia wage gaps after 1935, argues human nature resists true equality, and ends with a quip about Tito’s Cadillac.
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Soviet
Russia
America
Aluminum presence in foods and body and other trivia
Q A covers aluminum in water and foods as a normal body constituent. It also notes the first lightning rod on Franklin's Philadelphia house in 1749 and historical ship counts in World War III, plus details on presidential staff and veteran discharge button placement.
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J.R.R. A
Benjamin Franklin
Market Street
Philadelphia
G.T. A
Benjamin Harrison
White House
Harrison
Indianapolis
Alice B. Sanger
Children’s Animal Picture Book offer from Austin American
Booklet promotes a children friendly animal guide illustrated with photographs from the American Museum of Natural History. Describes life and habits of popular animals in simple language for parents to use in answering questions. Send 20 cents to Austin American Information Bureau in Washington DC.
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American Museum of Natural History
Austin American Information Bureau
Eye Street
N.W
Washington
D. C
The Austin American front matter and editors listed
The Austin American shows Louis N. Goldberg as business manager and Charles E. Green as editor. It notes publication every morning except Sunday by Newspapers Inc with the Sunday issue titled The American Statesman. Located at Seventh and Colorado Streets in Austin Texas, dated October 30 1950.
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The
Austin American
Louis N. Goldberg
Charles E. Green
Newspapers, Inc
Seventh and
Colorado Streets
Austin
Texas
the American- Statesman
Renee
Fenstall
Congress
Uared
Austin Statesman
United States
Washington Merry-Go-Round Dazes Iowa Senatorial Race
In Republican Iowa, the Democrats exploit Hickenlooper’s attendance record and past probes. The piece notes controversies over Old Hector whisky and P-60 anti-freeze purchases, with Governor hopeful Lester Gillette criticizing GOP choices. It also covers McCarran Act fallout affecting European visitors and Austria, plus Cold War tensions and international notes.
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Washington
Iowa
Hector
Senate
al Loveland
US Department of Agriculture
GOP
Bourke Hickenlooper
Senate Agriculture Committee
Loveland
Agriculture Committee
Sen. Hickenlooper
Atomic Energy Commission
State Department
Des Moines Register-Tribune
W. W. Waymack
Army
Commission
Hickenlooper
Joe McCarthy
Rourke
Korea
Clyde Spry
Iowa State College
US Bureau of Standards
Washnae
Spry
Lester Gillette
Walter Winchell on Broadway
Walter Winchell column notes Broadway gossip and theater buzz including Dashiel Hammett programs TV headaches Yuletide Musicians Union actions Cole Porter fee for Out of This World Frank Sinatra figures Billy Eckstine MGM contract and other Show Biz items with dates and places in New York.
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Times Square
Dashiel Hammett
J. Gunther
Musicians’ Union
Terry Swope
Sony “Goodman
Tune- Pan Allegues
Frankie Laine
Heller
Billie ‘Reynolds
Seatit
Cotignecy
Wil Komarmaan
Wineymoon
D. Wallace
Westport
Conn
Ford Int'l
Jimmy Kelly
Greenwich Village
Aie
Billy Eckstine
MGM
L. B. Mayer
Bossman
Metro
Eckstine
Loew
State Ridge
B’way
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Mao
By Smith
Tito
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Government Palace
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Yugoslavia
Tibet
Muni Tsan-po
Muni
Paul
Robert Owen
New Harmony
Indiana
Haves
Oneida
N. Y
Fourier
Brook
Massachusetts
Joseph Baumeier
Zoar
Ohio
Cincinnati
Billy Rose P.S
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Drew Pearson
Canada
High
McCloy
George Allen
Stalin
Cairo
Farouk
Switzerland
Red Army
Uruguay
Mexico
Bell Syndicate. Inc
Walter Winchell
Broadway
Manhattan
43Rd
E. 55Th
57Th
6Th
Jimmy Variety
Gen. MacArthur
Stewart Hopp
Robert
Beverly Hanson
Cleveland
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Rollins College
Florida
Jane Benford
D. Wynn
Soe Murphy
the Waldorf
You
Big Ears
Chas. Henderson
Jack Brooks
Olsen & Johnson
Ferdinand Pecora
Irving Berlin
ASCAP
Ginger Rogers
Richard Hudnut
Sth Ave
Glamourtown
Judy Garland
Judy
Fulton Oursler
Danny Thomas
Associated Press
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