Navajo students face dropouts after returning home
Farmington New Mexico October 28 Officials on the Navajo reservation schools confront the challenge of keeping returned Indian students from abandoning education for the "blanket" life. Shiprock primary capacity reaches 600 but higher grades require extra agency schools. Lends encouragement by Hugh Sousen and Cato Sells, a 1906-born former student who entered school at age ten.
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Farmington
N. M
Indian Agency
Shiprock
Hugh Sousen
Cato Sells
Sousa
Sells
Tepee
Hogan
Air Yacht for Millionaire and Place Names
Ford crafts an air yacht for a wealthy buyer. The article mentions Riverside Polytechnic High School and graduates in June, along with several local construction details like Mack David Lawrence Brannen and L R Thompson and various dwellings. It notes social remarks by Sells on agency influenced employment and local housing updates. It also references hot sand bags, an item about Asian migration via Alaska with Smithsonian expert input.
Courthouse records and building permits in local deeds and licenses
Courthouse records show several warranty deeds with varied buyers and prices including L G Heslop to A L Rucker and W A Campbell to Robt C Pool, with amounts from 400 to 3356.03. Additional entries list car registrations, married licenses for Geo W Bradley with Adeline Ingerton and others, and a building permit for Fred Jensen at 1412 E 6th lot 7 block 371.
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L. G. Heslop
A. L. Rucker
W. R. Daugherty
Carl L. Young
S. S
W. A. Campbell
Robt. C. Pool
W. 13Th
J. M. O'Brien
Olds
Geo. W. Bradley
Adeline Ingerton
Jesus Delgado
Maria Alonzo
Gee Wills
Ethel Pearl Bailey
Kenneth Smith
Edith Ramage
Fred Jensen
Women Voters Convene in Galveston Discuss Politics
Women delegates attend the Texas League of Women Voters second biannual convention in Galveston with talks on equal representation on party committees, married women property rights, prison reform, government efficiency and child welfare. National and state officers arrive. Miss Belle Sherwin is expected. convention ends with resolutions and officers elected. The piece notes daily U S gasoline consumption at about 25 million gallons.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas League of Women Voters
Ing
Belle Sherwin
Washington
M. Louise Griffith
New York
Ruth B. McIntosh
St. Louis
Mary Jagoe
Denton
Sarah EB. Menezes
Dallas
Sarah T. Hughes
Anna R. Cade
Chester
J. Edward Hodges
Houston
Harris Masterson
Charles Lester
el Paso
Jane Y. McCallum
Moody
McCallum
Harria Masterson
Ligon Auto Case Goes to Jury Today
The trial of Julius Ligon charged with violating the Dyer Act by transporting a stolen car interstate was sent to the jury shortly before noon. A verdict was expected that afternoon as the court moved to liquor cases after the lunch break. Ligon allegedly brought the automobile from Little Rock Arkansas to Amarillo last year. The defendant did not testify.
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Julius Ligon
United States District Court
Ligon
Little Rock
Arkansas
Amarillo
American brakes to curb suicides on Japanese rails
Tokyo reports the Railway Ministry will install new American brakes on trains and street cars to allow faster stopping after a surge of suicides last year. More than 2,000 persons ended their lives by jumping in front of transit vehicles.
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International News Service
Tokio
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
AVS
Ray Campbell
Young Sells
Sherman State
Riverside
California
Sher
FORD
AIR Yacht
Riverside Polytechnic High School
Mirror
MacDavid
Lawrence-Brannen
Hayden
Hughes
McDavid Lawrence and Brannen
L. R. Thompson
van Buren
Lindsey
Barker
America
Alaska
Smithsonian Institution
J. H. Rand, Jr
Remington-Rand Corporation
Mr. Rand
Florida
Ford-Stout
Stout Metal Airplane Corporation
Courthouse Records
Empire Cafe
Palo Duro Furniture Co
Polk
Pool’s Milk and
U. S
DIAL
United States
the Empire Cafe
Polk Street
Denver
Texas
Lung Shue Tea
Logan
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