Tuition plan extends to six year olds in Texas schools
A September regulation charges a tuition of 2 per scholastic month for children who reach six by that date. McIntosh notes aid is not allowed for under seven. enrollment requires age verification and may be denied if work cannot be done. The law lowers the scholastic age to six next year, expanding eligibility for public school benefits and census inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McIntosh
Annie L. McDonald
George M. Waddill
Potter County Court House
McIntosh
State OF
Texas
Board of School Trustees
Paris Bans Goats From Streets Amid Milk Trade
Paris authorities under Police Prefect Chiappe order exile of six goat herds and a cows herd from city streets. The move aims to end itinerant milk vendors and reduce traffic hazards while leaving room for potential leniency for tourists to view the pastoral scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Chiappe
Chiappe
Pan
Public School Admission Age Remains 6 to 21
The act allows any person over six and not over twenty-one at the start of the scholastic year to enroll if they or their guardians reside within the city town or district. The law takes effect September 1 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Trustees
Texas Woman Credits Sargon Treatment for Recovery
Mrs. Ollie Hengy of Dallas reports lasting relief after using Sargon to treat chronic gall bladder and intestinal trouble. She spent fifty four dollars on X rays in a clinic but found the Sargon soft mass pills improved appetite, eased back pain, and cured constipation, noting renewed energy and health. Fox Drug Co. and five stores acted as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Hengy
Maple Ave
Dallas
Fox Drug Co
Norman to Head Market Body in Farmers' Marketing Assoc
United Press reports changes in the Farmers' Marketing Association of America at a Dallas board meeting. W. B. Yeary resigns as president, C. P. Norman of Kaufman elected president, Yeary becomes secretary and treasurer, J. M. Green resigns from the board, Schuyler Marshall joins the board, and Charles B. Metcalfe is re elected as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Farmers’ Marketing Association of America, Inc
W. B. Yeary
C. P. Norman
Kaufman
Yeary
Eb, M. Chrestman
Schuyler Marshall
J. M. Green
Charles B. Metcalfe
San Angelo
Fred W. Davis
Austin
T. W. Davidson
Marshall
W. S. Kirby
D. Peavy
Reinhardt
Joe Brule
Hillsboro
Metcalfe
Norman
French air police issue signals to pilots over territory
Paris officials warn pilots that French gendarmes of the air now operate over France with smoke rockets as signals. A disobeying plane must follow the police craft to an airfield or land at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Insect Causes Auto Crash In City Wreck
A car driven by a Belgian Insurance inspector and four friends was struck by a buzzing insect in the city. The driver attempted to chase it away and lost control, slamming the vehicle into a tree and breaking it into pieces.
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