Southern educators urged to build productive women leaders
Governor Fuller Warren urged Southern educators to build programs producing capable women who contribute to progress, not as free riders. The opening meeting of the Southern regional education board drew 200 educators from 14 states, focusing on strengthening graduate education and cross-state student placement under cooperative quotas. Dr. John E. Ivey Jr. emphasized the urgent need for more trained graduate educators and expanded institutions.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Fuller Warren
Board of Control For
Southern Regional Education
South
John E. Ivey Jr
Pope Grants Audience To Chief of Vietnam
Pope Pius XII received Bao Dai chief of state for Vietnam in a 20 minute private audience at Castel Gandolfo. Bao Dai, a Confucian follower, was accompanied by his wife the empress a Catholic and three of their children were admitted to the pope's presence.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Bao Dai
Vietnam
Castel Gandolfo
USDA Predicting See-Saw Prices In Cost of Meat
The Agriculture Department reports meat prices may fall modestly this fall with beef possibly rising again in 1951. Hogs should decline seasonally as marketing rises, while grass and fed cattle may dip early fall then recover. Demand remains strong, meat production will exceed last fall, and the 1950 lamb crop is about 18.4 million head, two percent below 1949.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Prison Board Expands Education For Inmates To Eighth Grade
The Texas Prison Board authorized full elementary schooling through the eighth grade and high school courses for inmates. Huntsville will host high school facilities while farms will house elementary programs five nights weekly for nine months with per diem teachers. An on the job training program in maintenance will also start with a supervisor at 36600 per year.
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Houston
Texas Prison Board
Penal System
Huntsville
T. R. Havins
Brownwood
O. B. Enis
Havins
Wayne Farm
Goree Farm
H. H. Coffield
Rockdale
French Robertson
Abilene
W. C. Windsor
Tyler
Lexington Schools Open For Tuesday Start
Lexington announces school year opens Tuesday morning with Superintendent Marshall Ashley noting calendar details. Local buildings will hold classes as planned and students are advised to report on time for the start of sessions.
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Lexington
Marshall Ashley
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