Traffic safety urged as students return to Austin
The piece warns drivers to slow down near schools amid thousands of students returning to the University of Texas and Austin residents. It notes four traffic deaths so far this year and highlights one way street changes on Brazos Colorado Seventh and Eighth streets. It cites a Texas Safety Association release urging to stop for school buses and keep speeds under 10 mph past buses, with a call to protect children. It also mentions National Kids Day activities planned by Austin Kiwanis Clubs on Sept. 23.
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Austin
Brazos
111Th
Colorado
11Th
San Jacinto
Guadalupe
Congress Avenue
Texas Safety Association
Texas
United States
Canada
Alaska
National Kids Day Foundation, Inc
Swami Nudges a Hollywood Shoestring Picture
Ned Brussels, a cash-strapped producer, says a Hollywood swami named Rajmakhi financed a one picture project by predicting a big success. Brussels, with $28.57 in the bank, secured $25 from the swami and began filming after a minor studio balked at script costs. The crystal ball seer backs the venture as sensational, with the swami remaining on set as production continues.
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Beverly Hills
Ned Brussels
Chasen's
DeMille
FBI
Boston
Ned
Cincinnati
Swami Rajmakhi
Swami
Europe
Rajmakhi
Questions and Answers from the Austin American Bureau
A collection of Q and A items covering 1943 tax changes, nutrition facts comparing potatoes and bread, the legend of Albrecht Durer's Praying Hands, difficult letters over the telephone, Cataract House at Niagara Falls and Lincoln, prizes for perfect bowling scores, skiing popularity, Portland rose festival origin, butter and margarine consumption, rose candle making, gladiator training, and corner cupboards introduced about 1710.
Johnson subcommittee warns of rubber shortage risk
The Editor's Notebook reports that Senator Lyndon Johnson's watchdog committee finds a potential critical rubber shortage for military and civilian needs. It urges rapid measures including stockpiling, new synthetic rubber plants, and activating government owned facilities to boost production and ensure civilian item output.
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Lyndon Johnson
United States Senate Armed Service Committee
Texas
Johnson
Texas Petroleum Plants
Texas Synthetic
News Correspondents Stay Close to Front
The Korean war has claimed 12 newspaper correspondents reporting battlefield activity. Six killed, three wounded, one captured, two missing. AP Pacific staff includes 22 writers with assignments across Korea, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Formosa, Indo China, Singapore, Manila.
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United States
United
States Press
Associated Press
Austin American
the Statesman
Pacific Front
Pacific
Don Whitehead
Tom Lambert
Hal Boyle
Charles Gerry
Max Desfor
O.H.P. King
Frank Noel
William R. Pokes
W. S. Erickson
Korea
Russell Brines
Tokyo
Gordon Tait
Stanley Rich
Hong Kong
Spencer Moosa
Formosa
Relman Morin
William Jorden
Don Huth
Milton Marmor
Japan
Seymour Topping
Indo China
Tom Masteron
Singapore
Kenneth Likes
Jakarta
Frank
John McBeth
Manila
Modern Letter Writing booklet offers 100 model forms
Learn correct letter writing with a hundred model forms covering invitations accepts regrets announcements and more. Send 20 cents to Austin American Information Bureau 1200 Eye St NW Washington DC.
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Washington
Austin American Information
Austin American Information Bureau
Eye St. N. E
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Eye St
Washington, D. Cc
The American Statesman Austin Page Four Avesin
The item identifies staff roles for The Austin American and notes publish schedule and address. It lists Louis N. Goldberg as CEO, Charles E. Green as business manager, and the editor with the Sunday issue titled The American statesman, dated September 15, 1950.
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Newspapers, Inc
Seventh and
Colorado Streets
Austin
Texas
the American Statesman
Avesin
Seras
Acheson Sees No Immediate Soviet War Moves in Europe
Secretary of State Dean Acheson told a secret House and Senate committee that he does not expect Russia to start a European war soon. He urged cautious armament under UN cooperation and warned Western Germany needs a united Atlantic Pact police force to deter Soviet conquest. He noted French opposition and possible UN plebiscite on Formosa, and shared a lighter moment with Truman and union leaders.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
House
Senate Foreign Relations
Russia
Europe
Acheson
United Nations
Germany
East Germany
France
United Nations General Assembly
Formosa
China
Wyoming Senators Highlight Court Immunity and Europe Policy
A column contrasts Senator Lester Hunt's bid to abolish congressional immunity from libel suits with Senator O Mahoney's 17 year Senate stance on hearings and a possible buster. The piece also notes Truman NSC plans to appoint an American supreme commander in Europe and send more ground troops, amid Cold War concerns.
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Wyoming
Lester Hunt
Senate
Congress
Sen. Hunt
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Schoeppel
Kansas
Sen. O'Mahoney
Sen. Schoeppel
Secretary of the Interior
Chapman
O'Mahoney
Jack Lait On Broadway and Kefauver Committee Probe
The article portrays Kefauver's national crime inquiry as seen from Jack Lait. It covers his background, political position, clashes with the administration, and key figures such as Senator Ferguson, Wiley, Tobey, and lawyer Morris Shenker involved at hearings. It notes Halley’s connections and Mortimer’s initial advisory role and the Chicago Confidential influence.
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Kefauver
Haley
Halley
Chicago
Lee Mortimer
Morris Shenker
St. Louis
Missouri Democratic Committee
National Democratic
Boyle
Associated Press Rights Notice for Tepublication
The text states Associated Press exclusive rights to reproduce AP content from this monopaper, including AP dispatches. It notes AP news is reserved for republication, with the AP as the sole source of official news for this publication.
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Associated Press
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