Connally Heads To Senate Office In January
The piece outlines John Connally's upcoming role as Texas junior assistant senator and his move to the Senate Office Building on January 4. It covers administrative assistant duties, office space allotments by seniority, and Johnson's anticipated staff setup including Walter Jenkins as head of Johnson's office. It notes the parking garage and building tunnel access for senators.
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Austin American Capitol
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Rockdale
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Perry Arthur
Washington
Senate
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Wichita Falls
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Iowa
Neely
West Virginia
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Kentucky
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Quillen's Notes on Faith and a Six-Word Sermon
A comic strip evil character preaches faith while a cherished girl lies dying in a hospital. He prays for her recovery and waits outside her room for an answer, illustrating faith beyond the pulpit. The text then recalls Jesus calming a squall at sea and rebuking fearful disciples for their lack of faith.
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Jesus
American Education Week and the Push for Federal Aid
The piece argues for federal education funding postwar, citing American Education Week and quotes President Truman. It notes NEA and partners promote literacy, cites illiteracy and enrollment figures, and urges action in 1949 without raising taxes. It warns of private oil interests and urges ongoing congressional support.
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United States
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Congress
New York Post Corp
MacArthur policy critique and Texas education bill outlined
The column denounces General MacArthur for military decrees in Japan and promotes civil governance. It then reports Representative Marshall O. Bell's draft bill to require Texas schools to teach American and Texas history and citizenship, stressing constitutional principles and patriotic instruction with a year long course and policy standards for all institutions receiving state funds.
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MacArthur
United States
Marshall O. Bell
San Antonio
Texas
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Webster's Illustrated Tower Dictionary and Atlas offer
A compact education volume with 378 pages, 25 000 definitions and pronunciations, four color world maps, and supplemental pages. Order today for 35 cents from the Austin American Information Bureau in Washington DC.
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Congress Urged to Break Up Super Giants by Pearson
Washington dispatch covers Bob Kerr and Truman amid Missouri and Oklahoma electoral gains. Lobbyist Roger Slaughter defends his actions while Morris Ernst warns against monopoly and government control. Ernst urges dismembering monopolies and reform of the Commerce Department to aid 500000 small enterprises.
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Oklahoma
Missouri
Truman
House of Representatives
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Kerr
Small Business Committee
Morris Ernst
New York
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Russia
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Commerce Department
United States
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Hopley Report and Defense Plans Spark Civil Liberties Alarm
Winchell streams a critique of the Hopley Report and Forrestal’s defense proposals. Detention and concentration camp language threaten Bill of Rights provisions, with claims that agencies protect property and Wall Street interests over citizen rights. The piece denounces plans to crush labor and enforce loyalty pledges, warning of a return to control by big business.
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Heil Hopley
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
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National Fire Protection Association
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Association of American Railroads
State Fire and Insurance Commissions
Local Building and Sanitary Inspection Services
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Workers For Civil Defense
Civil Defense Organization
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Associated Press Copyright Notice
A standard AP notice appears, granting exclusive republication rights to the newspaper for local news and AP dispatches. The statement designates AP as the sole distributor of the local content.
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