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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1950

Page

4

Austin Eyes 20 Million Bond for Schools and City

Austin mayor says bond issue will be trimmed to not exceed 20 million dollars for four to five years of city and school needs. discussions cover new revenue ideas including sewer service charges and possible meter advertising, with opposition to some schemes and focus on equitable funding.

William J. Weeg Austin Taylor Glass Guston Morgan Glass W. S. Drake Jr Will T Johnson Emma Long Stuart MacCorkle Houston

Korean pact backing to the hilt urged by GOP chair

Guy Gabrielson, Republican National Chairman, calls for full backing of the Korean effort. The piece notes pact nations’ strong peace leverage and offers a wry aside about marital money matters. It ends by contrasting Reds spreading color worldwide.

Washington Guy Gabrielson

New Year opens new state fiscal year and programs

The article notes the state fiscal New Year on Friday marks the mid point of the two year budget. Unspent first year funds lapse to general revenue while hospitals eleemosynary programs gain from new appropriations. A $1 million DPS headquarters project and penny a pack tax financing begin. The year also brings school funding from Gilmer Aikin and county road money.

Department of Public Safety Gilmer-Aikin Texas Board For Hospitals and Special Schools Youth Development Council Galveston

Judy Garland Star Power Boosts Nation Says Billy Rose

Billy Rose writes to Judy Garland from Lake Tahoe praising her film Summer Stock and calling her a national asset. He notes cinema audiences of about sixty million weekly and argues her work warms countless lives, urging her to recover and return to the screen.

Judy Broadway 46Th Street Garland

Longest Streets and Odd Almanac Questions

A reader asks where the world’s longest street lies noting figures from Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York City. The column answers questions on health, travel, and miscellaneous topics including Dresden china origins and a 1950 Almanac offer.

Austin American Statesman page notice from 1950

The text lists the Austin American publication details with editors and business manager names and states the Sunday issue is The American Statesman. It notes the paper is published every morning except Sunday by Newspapers Inc in Austin Texas. The date is September 1 1950.

Austin American Information Bureau Fye Street Washington Newspapers, Inc Seventh Colorado Streets Austin Texas the American Statesman Postoffice Congress Trent Sete Austin American Austin States Eeman National Organizati United States Associated Press

Formosa Clash Deepens as MacArthur Policy Sparks Row

Washington reports reveal President Truman ordered General MacArthur to retract his Formosa statement after officials nationwide learned of the release. Averell Harriman and Navy-Defense aides contested unilateral U S policy while Joint Chiefs of Staff fear a wider China Korea flare up.

MacArthur Veterans of Foreign Wars Formosa Carlton Kent Chicago Sun- Times Roger Tubby State Department Tubby White House Defense Department Henry Wallace Jimmie Byrnes Truman Navy Forrest Sherman Army Joe Collins Tokyo Averell Harriman Harriman Newsweek Magazine Chiang Kai-shek United States United Nations China Korea Acheson Defense Johnson Johnson Pentagon Japan Nimitz Joint Chiefs of Staff Washington Philippines Mao Tse-tung Molotov Mao Russia Straits of

Jack Lait On Broadway

Five years after the Japan occupation began General Douglas MacArthur declined a proposed diplomatic aide from Washington due to pro Russian leanings. The piece notes hotel gambling in Atlantic City, Nucky Johnson, Shelley Winters, Gloria DeHaven and John Agar in public life, and various Hollywood figures with scant detail.

Douglas MacArthur Japan Washington State Department Fancy MacArthur MacArthur Dean Acheson Shelley Winters Nino Flanga Marina Koshetz Dick Kerr Gloria DeHaven John Agar Shirley Temple Sam Coslow Carol Brewster Pat O'Malley Sheila Edwin Miller Bobby Permane Hollywood Rae Stillman Dreamland Seventh Avenue

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Yam Pact Foreign Distribution Dept By Herblock Judy Garlana Lake Tahoe Calif Harold Arelen A! Jolson Maurice Chevalier Judy Garland Billy Rose Austin American Information Eye Street B.C.M A American Transit Association L.T Dresden Meissen Saxony Johann Friedrich Goettger Dutch New Guinea Y.S.M. A United Nations Security Council Cuba Equador Egypt India Norway Yugoslavia The Louis N. Goldberg Charles E. Green Drew Pearson General MacArthur Morse Wayne Morse Oregon Bell Syndicate, Inc Jack Lait Atlantic City Rudolph Halley Kefauver Committee Enoch Nucky) Johnson
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