Congress to Tackle 1949 Federal Education Aid Issue
Washington reports Congress will consider federal aid to education in 1949. The Taft bill aims to distribute at least five dollars per child per year, with poorer states receiving more, while private and religious schools could be eligible under a nationwide funding formula. About 2,000,000 children aged six to seventeen reportedly attended no school.
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Three Fined on Liquor Charge in Potter County Court
Three individuals were fined $100 each after pleading guilty to transporting liquor in a web area without a permit. Aurora Carrillo 26 Ernestine Carrillo 18 and Joe W Jackson a Black resident were arrested Wednesday by Texas Liquor Control Board Agents in Potter County.
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Light family mourns W W Sterns death in California
W W Sterns aged 42, father of Mrs W T Light of Lamar, died yesterday in a San Diego hospital after two years of ill health. The body will be sent to Lamar for funeral and burial. Mrs Light has left for Lamar. Survivors include two sons W W Sterns of Hutchinson and Charles Sterns of Roggen and four daughters in San Diego and Roggen. Sterns had visited Amarillo previously and had been in California visiting relatives. Scot of Week Alistair McCorquodale born Glasgow named for placing fourth in Olympic 100 meters final, the first white man home.
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Sterns
Amarillo
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Hutchinson
Kan
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Ann Towers
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Tim Wilson
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Teen Clubs Amarillo Open House Carnival Tonight at YWCA
The -Teen Clubs of Amarillo host an Open House Carnival at 7 30 tonight in the YWCA. Mrs Jean Clyde says six city clubs will run booths, with dancing in the gym. Horace Mann Teen Club coordinators Miss Margaret Doak and Miss Latrice Towles oversee arrangements. Public invited. Australia beer shortage worries brewers despite big hops crop forecast.
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Horace Mann
South Plains cotton crop dips below early estimates
In Lubbock on November 12 a Texas Employment Commission forecast shows the South Plains cotton crop down 25 000 bales from two weeks earlier with harvest progress about half complete. Lamb County leads the decline at 15 000 bales while Hockley and Cochran counties each fall 5 000 bales as total production stands at 588 000 bales across 14 cotton counties.
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Texas Employment Commission
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Cochran
Montgomery Holds Talks With Dutch Defense Chiefs
Field Marshal Montgomery conferred with Dutch defense leaders in The Hague, outlining the Western European Alliance role. The conference included chiefs of staff, and ministers of war and navy, with Premier Drees and Prince Bernhardt also visiting.
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