Alpine High Teachers Attend National Leadership Institute
Miss Myrtle White side leads Alpine High School social science staff among educators from 40 states and three foreign countries at the fourth annual Institute of Organization Leadership at American University Washington DC opening July 25. The institute, nicknamed the West Point of Organization Leadership, gathers state and local education officers and Future Teachers of America chapter presidents to study public speaking parliamentary law public relations and school law with trips to historic sites in the capital.
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Washington, D. C
Myrtle Whiteside
Alpine High School
Institute of Organization Leadership
American University
Mexico
New Zealand
Japan
Texas
Pennsylvania
West Point of Organization
National Education Association
America
Texas constitutional amendment on statewide appointive officer system
The legislature would authorize a statewide system of appointive officers and employees for counties with voluntary participation by county voters. The system could be administered by the body overseeing the state wide municipal retirement system and would require approval by qualified county voters for participation.
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State of
Texas
House Iec
State of Texas
Texas Citation In Trespass To Title In Brewster County
The State of Texas issues a legal summons to Aleck Pollock and heirs unknown requiring appearance by 10 A. M. on August 29 1949 before the Brewster County District Court in Alpine for a trespass to try title suit over Tract No 3 in Section 43 Block 9 G H and S A Ry Co Original Grantee six acres described as N half of S half of SW quarter of NW quarter. Plaintiff O D Burleson claims title under statutes of limitations. defendants unknown claims inferior to plaintiff. Issued July 14 1949.
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State OF Texas
Aleck Pollock
A. D
District Court of
Brewster County
Allpine
Texas
O. D. Burleson
State of
Alpine
J. W. Frazer
Sara Pugh
Texas House Joint Resolution 32 Adds Lunacy Trial Without Jury
The proposed constitutional amendment would add Section 15-a to Article I authorizing laws for insanity trials without a jury in non criminal inquiries, detailing notice service and jury demand rights. It specifies the ballot language for submission to voters on the second Tuesday in November 1939.
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State of Texas
State OF
Texas
Army Surplus Building Bargains
Reasonable moving rates offered for various sizes. A 20 by 40 foot space with floor costs 490 dollars, 20 by 40 with floor and rooms 590 dollars, 20 by 40 without floors 150 dollars, 20 by 40 to 50 feet without floors with partitions 250 dollars, and 20 by 50 feet with floors and casement windows 590 dollars. Also save one third on copper poles and transformers.
Texas Proposal on Trials Without Jury in Lunacy Cases
Public ballot language describes amending the constitution to allow the legislature to provide for trials without a jury in lunacy cases. Voters scratch out one clause to express support or opposition. The governor is instructed to issue a proclamation and ensure publication per state law.
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State of Texas
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Eye Gate House Inc
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Goodfellow Field
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