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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1955
Page
4
The Andrews school board weighs when to integrate 26 Negro students into white schools following a Supreme Court ruling. The School Advisory Council studies facts on equal facilities, costs, building readiness, and potential petitions, weighing immediate integration versus a delayed approach.
A school water deal stalls as the contractor waits for a specific electric switch before completing work on the new pump station. Meanwhile the town plans a southwest site for one of five two room kindergarten cottages as first graders prepare for next year.
Published weekly on Friday at Andrews Texas entered as second class mail matter at the Post Office at Andrews on November 15 1934 under the act of 1879. Any erroneous reflection upon character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation in these columns will be corrected upon notice to the editor.
In the Permian Basin area the newly created 148th Judicial District will take effect 90 days after legislative adjournment. J B Disk Stakey of Pecos is slated as 143rd District Judge and Thomas White of Monahans as District Attorney to serve from the law’s start until the first general election in 1956.
Fragmentary reader note references a man named Kermit and a moment of misnaming a conversation partner. The garbled text hints at a public exchange or column snippet with unrelated stray letters. The readable pieces point to a playful or critical editorial aside.
A convoluted piece argues the federal government needs funds and lends to cooperatives at 2 percent to block private competition. It claims this keeps the economy stable while private lenders would charge higher rates, criticizing the tactic as unpatriotic and harmful. It ends with a stray line about salesmen.
The Crosbyton Review notes a campus car prohibition impacting freshmen now and suggests possible future limits for upperclassmen. The piece questions the policy's harshness and its potential wideness.
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