Child Care Center Expands In Austin Schools
Z N Porter of Austin Public Schools said a new child care center will open at Rosedale School next week if at least 25 requests are received. five requests have been filed so far. The fee this year is 5 dollars a week, up from 4 dollars last year, and parents should call 86 2833 to register. The board previously announced sufficient applications for a center at Pease School and indicated centers could open at Blackshear as well if demand grows.
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Z. N. Porter
Austin Public Schools
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Dorothy Ward
Porter
Pease School
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Prison Board seeks 939800 increase in next budget
Texas Prison Board asks for 5 459 064 for the next biennium an increase of 939 800 over present grants. The plan includes 48 more guards and a higher pay scale. Chair W C Windsor and O B Ellis testified at a joint Board of Control and Legislative Budget Board hearing.
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O. B. Ellis
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Legislative Budget Board
Ellis
Texas
Mexican Flags Return Guarded by US Cadets
Mexico will guard 63 US captured war flags later this month. US cadets from West Point Annapolis and the Air Academy will escort the flags home arriving September 10 and present them to President Aleman at the Independence Monument ceremony September 13.
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Mexico
West Point
Annapolis
Air Academy
US Congress
National Palace
Walter Thurston
Miguel Aleman
Texas
Congress
GE Shutdowns and Violence Hit GE Plants Across U S
Violence and new strikes erupt at General Electric plants as CIO unions widen action. About 26 300 workers idle across 12 plants with stoppages at Syracuse Schenectady Holyoke Providence Warren Youngstown New Kensington and Trenton. Police severity and injuries reported amid protests over pensions and pay.
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General Electric Company
CIO
Atomic Poweraboratory
Schenectady
N. Y
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Legislators pigeonhole cotton acreage bill in Senate panel
The Senate agriculture committee on September 5 voted 5 to 2 to defer action on a controversial bill to revise the cotton acreage quota system. Backers said passage before adjournment was unlikely. Senator Allender of Louisiana chaired the meeting. There were no Texans on the committee.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Allender
D-La
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