Federal aid debate in Senate on education and independence
A Senate debate on federal aid for education contrasts ending local responsibility with the need for community involvement. Opponents argue central authority weakens self-reliance and personal accountability, urging parents and citizens to stay engaged in schooling rather than rely on Washington funding. They warn aid risks turning Americans into dependents of a distant state.
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America
Washington
Amery
Daniel appoints TB coordinating committee in Texas
Gov. Price Daniel announced a six member coordinating committee to boost state tuberculosis efforts. Members include Dr. J. E. Peavy health commissioner, Dr. C. J. Ruilmann mental health and hospitals director, Dr. J. W. Edgar education commissioner, John Winters welfare commissioner, Dr. J. Edward Johnson Texas Tuberculosis Association president, and Dr. Elliott Mendenhall Dallas Texas Medical Association trustee.
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Austin
Price Daniel
J. E. Peavy
C. J. Ruilmann
State Hospital Board
J. W. Edgar
John Winters
J. Edward Johnson
Texas Tuberculosis Assn
Elliott Mendenhall
Dallas
Texas Medical Assn
School Board Upholds Ban on Dancing in McCracken County
In Paducah Kentucky the McCracken County Board of Education rejected about 900 petitions to lift the ban on dancing on school property. Two board members said dancing is not an educational function and the other two called it morally wrong. Dr Mato Dismiuke remarked there is little virtue in opposing something you’re too old to enjoy.
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Paducah, Ky
McCracken County
Wins BS Degree for Ann Kelly at Texas Christian University
Ann Kelly of 913 North Ashbel will receive a bachelor of science in ecommerce from Texas Christian University. Commencement exercises are held next Wednesday with a business education major.
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Ann Kelly
North Ashbel
Texas
Chistian University
Big Bonus Stamps offer from multiple markets nationwide
A promotional drive promises faster gifts and bigger savings through Big Bonus Stamps earned with every purchase. The program highlights a growing list of participating markets and stores, urging families to collect stamps to fill savings books and claim items from the Big Bonus catalogue.
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Westinghouse
Revere
Regal Echo
Springmaid
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Berry Road
Dave
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Fair Way Food Center
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Haenel's
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Hardee's
Super Market
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Herman's Super Market
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Hinky Dinky Food Market
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Kings Super Market
Laura Koppe Rood
Laufman's
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Alabama
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Jensen
Oddo Super Market
Cross Timbers
Rice Food Markets
Tangleweed Store
San Felipe
Stelle Link
Richie Super Market
Langley
Rumfela Grocery
Chartres
Santa Rosa
Weods
Tidwell Road
Sellers Grocery
Roosevelt
Shop Right
Griggs
Tamborello's Food Market
Tood &9Th St
Trahans Grocery
Baytown Area
Mucasey Super Market
Broadway
Big Chief
East Market Highlands
Market Street
West Main
Bayway
Channelview Food Market
Channelview
Hank's Superette
W. Main
Baytown
East Fayle
Hellaways Food Market
North Alexander
Lyons Food Service
North Pruett
Moore's Grocery
Morrell St
O'Brien Food Market
R. C. Stephenson
Savon Food Market
North Main—Highlands
Galveston-Texas City
A. L. Regatta Food Market
Oak Street
LA Marque
Bearden Food Market
6Th Street
Texas City
Dickinson
Kilgores
League City
Pick & Pay
Texas Av
Menotti’s Food Store
21St Street
Galveston
Slayton’s
LA Pic N Pac
Texas Avenue
Pasadena
South
Houston
Galena Park Area
Crawfords Food Market
Spencer Hiway Golden Acres
de Fee's Grocery
South Main Pasadena
Holland Galena Park
Middleton's
Clinton Galena Park
Queen's Super Market
Queen—Pasadena
Vicker's Food Market
Houston 8Lvd
Alford's Super Market
Port Arthur Rd
Port Acres
South Broad
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Gina-Lee Food Mart
Lincoln
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Huntsville
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