Only One Car Mishap Reported to Police
Despite heavy traffic and favorable driving conditions, a single motor accident was reported to police during the holiday. The last prior accident occurred Monday, none Friday. Thanksgiving Day's incident at Fourth Avenue and Madison Street involved Grace Williams of Canyon and A. E. Whitlow of 1201 West Fifth Avenue.
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Salary Cut Fight By Texas Classroom Association
Teachers fear salary reductions amid tax collection troubles in Amarillo and across Texas. The Texas Classroom Association urges organized effort to protect teacher pay, trims in equipment, supervision, and extracurriculars preferred to cutting salaries. State president Lula Mock spoke as officers discussed aims to raise professional and economic status and community respect for educators.
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Amarillo
J. C. Crews
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Vera Strong
Houston
Leslie Johnson
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Vera Fry
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J. W. Middleton
D. J. Neil
Madge McCauley
R. C. Knoblock
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Lenora Walters
Georgia Holtzclaw
Gladys Armstrong
Ruby Lee Martin
Wichita Falls
Erin Campbell
Laura L. al
Long Time Program in Rural Education Stress by Cochran
J C Cochran of San Antonio urged focus on sustaining per capita school funding at 17 50 in Texas at the Texas State Teachers Association convention. He warned of potential cuts if revenue remains tight and highlighted retirement legislation and teacher certification reform as key long-term goals.
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Tax Amendment Debate Shapes Next Election
The text notes the high relevance of the upcoming general election as voters decide on a constitutional amendment. If adopted, the measure would exempt state taxation for homesteads up to a $3,000 valuation, with 35 cents per $100 of value applicable.
Curriculum reforms urged as funds block rural education progress
The association laments state school fund losses and urges immediate curriculum division in the State Department of Education, awaiting legislative funding. It notes eight month deficits and later gains, planning to end the year with a balanced ledger while stressing education’s central role in Texas growth. It cites Gandhi's Salt March trend influencing Paris collectibles.
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Houston
Department of Education
Eleven Arrests in City Jail On Thanksgiving Day
Eleven men and women were in the city jail this morning. Vagrancy and drunkenness were cited as reasons for the arrests made on Thanksgiving Day. Police Chief W. R. McDowell said Thanksgiving Day was observed generally in a quiet manner.
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