Junior Colleges Rise in Texas Higher Education Reorganization
A Texas Legislative Council survey outlines a four part higher education system with overlap among institutions. Junior colleges expand across communities with state support surpassing that of many grade schools, while senior colleges maintain varied roles. The plan may push graduate programs and consolidate specialties into a unified system or keep distinct components like Texas Tech and North Texas. Racial integration and the Houston Negroes university question could shape the final structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Legislative Council
Texas A&m College
Arlington
Stephenville
Lamar College
Beaumont
Education School
University of Texas
Texas Tech
State College For Women
College of Arts and Industries
College of Mines
Texas Western College
Capstone
A&m College
Tech
A&m
North Texas College
Denton
North Texas
Medical
Dental College
Griffenhagen
Board of Higher Education
United States Supreme Court
Houston
State University of Texas
Medical College
Propriety No 845 Paragraphs On Modern Life
Wry mini essays contrast old fashioned values with modern trends. Notes on a backward area lacking neon signs, debt ethics, and the coin machine era frame a social snapshot. The piece spoofs generational shifts and the persistence of old and new behaviors.
Draft call in 20 000 men tests draft boards and reserves
The piece describes a national 20 000 man draft call and its expected effects on enlistments and Organized Reserve activity. It notes Texas volunteers and the Legion’s backing of Korea policy, plus a board shakeup at Hospitals and Special Schools and moves to reassign leaders and restructure the system for efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
National Guard
American Legion
Rogers Kelley
Edinburg
Austin
Kelley
Legion
National Foreign Relations Commission
Indianapolis
Harry Truman
Louis Johnson
United Nations
South Korea
The
Texan
Board For Hospitals and Special Schools
Mayne L. Kelly
W. C. Cason
J. S. Scarborough
Kelly
Kerrville
Trade unions fortify democracy against communism says Vic Riesel’s critic
A Ma chinists Union leader argues that free trade unions strengthen democracy and counter Soviet propaganda. He praises U S unions for wage growth, living standards, and democratic skills learned in local union halls, urging Vic Riesel and others to recognize unions as essential anti communist force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vic Riesel
Riesel
United States
Machinists Union
Communist Party
Europe
Asia
America
Vic
Congress
Questions and Answers from the Information Bureau
Readers ask about state boundaries river lines and patch wear in the Air Force blue uniform. Answers discuss boundary rules in rivers Kentucky Indiana Georgia Alabama Arkansas Tennessee and exceptions. wine bottle sediment and decanting. panda anatomy. WWII era shoulder patches. Bikini explosion seismic records. and Federal Reserve membership for banks and trust institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio River
Georgia
Alabama
Chattahoochee River
Arkansas
Tennessee
Propaganda Debate and Voice of America Funds
Washington column argues that the Senate factions and isolationists stalled a record vote on aid. It recalls Korean fighting and Eisenhower's plea for morale, criticizing cuts to the Voice of America and praising the Friendship Train and Tide of Toys as truth-telling propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congressional
James Kern
Missouri
George Malone
Nevada
Arthur Watkins
Utah
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Kem
Malone
Watkins
Korea
Eisenhower
Voice of America
Senate Appropriations Committee
George Marshall
Bernard Baruch
Bedell Smith
David Sarnoff
RCA
State Department
France
Italy
United States
Marseilles
Europe
American Legion
USA
Moscow
William Benton
Connecticut
New York
Benton
Uncle Sam
John Taber
Congress
Broadway Gossip and Legal Headlines Fly in Daily
Winchell on Broadway hauls a parade of stars and marriages with Groucho Marx and Karen Steele. Frances Rafferty, Ann Dvorak, Yvette Madsen and others figure in reconciliations, divorces, and court matters. Legal notes include a $225000 verdict for Fred F French and policy battles over cinema holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groucho Marx
U. S. Steel
Karen Steele
Ginger Rogers
Myrna Loy
G. Markey
Burgess Meredith
Winter Garden
Johnny
Kaja Sundsten
M. Todd
Peeple Shannon Dean
Maestro Mordkin
Michael
Biz
Joan Fontaine
Chums
Wm. Gillette
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Raymond Brooks
Capitol
Hospital Board
David and
Goliath
By Manning
Pha
Mannia
AL Hayes
Serves
Post-Hail Syndicate, Inc
Austin American Information Bureau
Eye Street
N. M
Washington, D. C
US Air Force
G.F.C
Department of Defense
Bikini
Federal Reserve System
H.D.M
Continental United States
Board of Governors
Trust Companies
Morris Plan Banks
Mutual Savings Banks
Drew Pearson
MAN About Town
Tallulah Bankhead
Friday
Clarence Stroud
Tommy Manville
T. Warner Jr
Gov
Moore
Yvette J. Madsen
Germany
Kirk Douglas
Diane
H. Sargent
den Nelsons
Ozzie
Baroneer Garvan
Pat Hall
Art Ford
Fran Warren
Stu Singh
India
Wanda Hendrix
Audie Murphy
Supreme Court
Eder
Fred F. French
Sam Goldwyn
Sara Ann McCabe
Singer
Dick Williams
Hope Cameron
Wm. Friedberg
Far East
Mediterranean
Curran
Austin American
Ereenessensereers
Austin Statesman
Auait
Absociated Press
Associated Press
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