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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1949

Page

6

Labor Reds Battle for Control of UE Convention

Victor Riesel reports a tense struggle within the United Electrical Workers as pro Communist and anti Communist factions l earn toward influence in the national convention. The piece details tactics including local billings, per capita taxes, and targeted dues notices affecting key locals like Mansfield Ohio and Fostoria Ohio, with no clear victor. Jim Carey warns of vote theft as a possible outcome while predicting a bloody contest.

Pennsylvania Here Cleveland Ku Klux Klan KKK Red New York Mansfield Ohio Joe Hawkins anti-Commie Fostoria National Little Fostoria Pittsburgh Buffalo Washington CIO Jim Carey Jim New York Post Corp

Editor's Notebook on Centralization and executive power

The piece analyzes the move to centralize control in the Legislature through the joint legislative audit committee and budget approval. It questions the legality and risk of concentrating authority in a small group, noting abolition of 20 staff positions and the potential shift of budget discretion away from elected executives.

Centralization of Power in Texas Legislature

The article notes growing legislative control over state spending with the lieutenant governor and speaker wielding more power than the governor. It discusses the shift of budget authority to committees, the role of presiding officers, and the question of how far centralization will go. It also covers Adjutant General Berry inviting unit commanders to support the reactivated USO in Texas and urges defensive driving to prevent Labor Day weekend traffic deaths, stressing safety for Texans.

Senate Texas K. L. Berry Texas National Guard Texas State Guard USO Gen. Berry Fic Texas Safety Association George Clarke Association Safety Association

Tosser Bets Double for Stuffed Derma at Hillside Paradise

Tobias the Tosser, a coin carrying gambler, works as a waiter at Manny Steininger's Hillside Paradise in the Catskills. He wagers doubles on meals and bets clash with two Times Square arrivals Willie the Zeppelin and Peewee Ellis. The duo’s bets test Tobias, with strudel and pudding as stakes amid a comic showdown and a call for pastry versus health.

Times Square Astor Tobias Manny Steininger Hillside Paradise Catskills Manny Willie the Zeppelin Peewee Ellis Fate Zeppelin Peewee Paradise Bar Ellis Lindy’s 51St Street Lly Rose

Round Table existence and other quick facts

Q and A presents brief notes on history and science. It cites the Winchester round table debate dated 1253 and notes Arthurian legend, plus a NBS remark on cable strength and height limits. It also mentions Rhode Island’s 1758 Yeshuat Israel congregation and origins of the word artesian from Artois. Adelaide’s naming for William IV’s wife is included.

King Arthur Winchester England Arthur Isaac Touro Rhode Island

Brazilians oppose large US loan tied to minings plan

Brazil resists a $200 million export loan linked to paying debts, arguing for a $40 millionmineral development loan for Minas Geraes to boost exports. The dispute draws accusations of Yankee imperialism as New York bankers push the big loan. Minas Geraes governor Campos pressures Dutra toward aid.

Washington State Department Brazil Minas Geraes Truman Rio de Janeiro Shylock Nabuco New York Commerce and Industry Association of Dutra Barbosa Mello Milton Campos Campos

The Rothstein Blackmail Plot in a Florida Palm Beach Casino

A Florida estate hosts Wall Street magnates on St Patrick’s Day as a cabaret operator films a risqué liaison with chorus girls. A shakedown follows when a private projection room shows the men in compromising acts. Arnold Rothstein volunteers to help but demands autographs of the photographed men.

Baron Rothschild Rothschild Washington White House Florida Wall Street St. Patrick’s Day Miami New York Arnold Rothstein Rothstein

Local AP News Statement Posted

A note from the Associated Press states that the newspaper has exclusive rights to publish local AP news and dispatches. The policy confirms the paper’s authority to republish AP material as part of its reporting and service.

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