Calhoun Frances by Reilly & Britton Co. Chapter XXV
Childrens talk at school reveals a meddling teacher and plans to run away to Memphis with two boys, Billy and Jimmy, as Miss Minerva and Major Garner confront family tensions. A televised excursion prank escalates and ends with Billy’s aunt accepting a hurried marriage proposal.
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Billy
Minerva
Knights of Pythi
Sarah Jane
Jimmy
Bennie Dick
Holly
Mr. Garner
William Green
Opposition to Frats in High Schools
The United States bureau of education reports twenty five states with a crusade against high school fraternities. Laws impose suspension or expulsion for members, with severe penalties in Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska for soliciting members. Courts generally support school authorities but may bar only extracurricular activities, not classroom participation.
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Ashington
United States Bureau of Education
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Michigan
Ohio
California
Indiana
Kansas
Mississippi
Oregon
Vermont
Massachusetts
Boster School Committee
Washington
Denver
Meriden
Chicago
Covington
Orleans
Lowell
Waltham
Worcester
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Butte
Oklahoma City
Reading
Salt Lake City
Madison
Milwaukee
Racine
Superior
William R. Hood
Education Bureau
Division of
Intruder in Girl's Room Chased by Armed Father
Eleven year old Mildred Bromwell and her sister Louise awoke to a man in their room in Washington at 1622 Fifteenth Street Northwest. The intruder, a Negro, fled as James E. Bromwell armed with two revolvers pursued across Corcoran Street to an alley.
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Mildred Bromwell
Louise
Mildred
James EB. Brownwell
Fifteenth Street
Bromwell
Aquino Bramwell
Corcoran Street
Bramwell
Spain Offers Tourist Courses For Foreign Travelers
The United States Bureau of Education announces a two part Madrid based program. Prof Ramon Menendez Fidal directs lectures on Spanish culture and language relations. Excursions to major monuments will be led by Senor Don Juan Riano y Gaynngos with visits to Toledo Escorial Avila and Segovia.
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United States Bureau of Education
Spain
Ramon Menendez Fidal
Juan Riano Y Gaynngos
Madrid
Ufe
Prado
Modern Art Museum
Archaeological Museum
Royal Armory
Toledo
Escorial
Avila
Segovia
Manuel Coasio
Manuel Gomez Moreno
Smypatyseg Ee Wgecere
Fake Chinese antiques deceive American buyers warns consuls
Washington hears tips from United States consuls in Hongkong and other Far East ports about a booming craze for souvenirs in America and Europe. Fake porcelain and brass, fake armor and weapons, carved chests, and furniture flood markets. Seven new lakes shops in Hong Kong signal a growing trade in bogus objects. Auction sales of counterfeit porcelain and bronzes, ivories, and lacquers proliferate with alloys and pewter used to misrepresent values. Consul Anderson notes adulteration reaches levels never seen before, with native silks and Almertos materials mixed into as fake originals.
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United States
Hongkong
Far East
America
Europe
Anderson
Almertos
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