Reading Readiness and the School's Role in Learning
A Baytown school series notes reading readiness develops over early years, with teachers tailoring instruction to each child. It highlights daily reading periods, group work, word recognition methods, library importance, and aims for independent thinking through structured reading programs.
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Editol
Baytown
Troy Casey & Smith
Fife
PTA
Clors
Asie Seaders
Migst
Loud Green Socks Trap Phony Gio
An 18 year old California youth escaped from a forest camp and posed as an airman. He was arrested in Dallas after police spotted his green socks with a military uniform. He admitted obtaining the uniform from an AWOL airman.
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California
Cox
Pilot hero saves 58 in Haneda air crash
A US bound C-97 military evacuation plane crashed after takeoff from Haneda. Pilot D. Davis and crew reversed props and swung right, preventing greater loss as two passengers were pulled from wreckage and 58 aboard were saved. remaining patients were evacuated to safety.
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Mert
D. Davis
Haneda Air
United States
Air Force
In Liberty Fight Insects Lab Opens in South
An insect laboratory opens in the South to study southern pine beetle outbreaks in Southeast Texas during the summer of 1950. Led by a regional director, the unit aims to discover means to prevent epidemics like the 1950 outbreak that destroyed millions of board feet of lumber and thousands of cords of timber.
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Texas
Bureau of Entomology
Ne Laboratory
Arkansas
Louis
February Rainfall Short of Normal Across Texas
Texas February rainfall averaged below 90 percent of normal, with all regions except the east under par. Stream flow lagged in most areas, reservoirs were at about 40 percent capacity, and San Angelo faced three months of water rationing. Guadalupe and North Basque rivers posted record low February flows, while offshore and inland streams showed persistently weak levels.
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Austin
Texas
State Board of Water Engineers
Beaumont
Lake Nosworthy
San Angelo
Amagillot
Red River
Terral
Okla
Diary theft ties diary to Soviet propaganda
The Army disclosed that Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow, a U.S. military attache in Moscow, had his secret diary stolen by a person believed to be a Soviet agent. Excerpts were photographed and used to accuse the U.S. of planning war, while the diary was later returned and Grow recalled.
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Washington
UPI
Moscow
United States
Russia
Robert W. Grow
U. S
Frankfurt
Germany
Graw
Richard Squires
Berlin
Squires
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Gio
Rab
Liberty
Spokane
Wash
Army
Airc
China
Rayon Tropical Sharkskins
Penney
Penney’s
Pinafores
Savel
Denver
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