Life adjustment education gains national high school interest
A movement in U S high schools promotes life adjustment education to help youth live democratically, with Robert E Lee High School’s Principal R B Sparks invited to a Washington conference. The program emphasizes ethical living, health, literacy, speech, and productive work while tailoring patterns to each community. It argues for education as a means to individual dignity and societal contribution within democratic aims.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Robert E. Lee
R. B. Sparks
Washington
Principal Sparks
Cheoptown Sun Publisher and staff listing
The Cheoptown Sun, a daily paper except Sunday, is published by The Daily Sun Company in Pearce. Texas, with Robert Matherne listed as publisher and editor, alongside advertising and office management staff.
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Daily Sun Company
Pearce
Cope
Baytown
Texas
Robert .Matherne
Washington ATOM Secrecy Frustrates Britain in Talks
In Washington high level talks among the United States Britain and Canada over atomic secrets show friction Britain protests U S refusal to share pacerets claiming they first discovered bomb production Experts warn against leaks to Moscow as Congress blocks McMahon act revision The piece notes concerns over Washington’s vulnerability in future war and cites Patman and Wheeler remarks about moving government functions west and a possible Pearl Harbor style strike.
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Washington
United States
Canada
U.S
Russia
fPrrence
Juliot Curle
Moscow
Congress
Capitol Mill
National Nerve Center
Wright Patman
Texas
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
GOP
Senate
Pearl Harbor
Fort Stephens
Bull Run
Menassas
Virginia
Clara the Harlemer maid who shaped a life
Looking At Life recalls Clara, a Harlem-born maid, tall and gaunt yet deeply religious. The author keeps her memory after leaving their home, sharing a 1943 calendar of her life guiding proverbs from St Paul to Disraeli and Goldsmith. Her wisdom endures beyond dates.
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Thes
Clara
New York
Harlem
Colonel's Dynamite Gets Bird Net Intuis Professional Soldier
Washington, Oct. 7. Colonel Warren Hardenbergh recounts a frontier episode where his eight native men crossed a river by improvised dynamite blast. After a night guard, a hostile band attacked, and a palm tree bridge was booby-trapped. The assault ended with a blast and a hurried retreat, leaving the bridge project unresolved.
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Bird
Success Secrets By Elmer Wheeler
The Georgia Pacific plywood and lumber company sits among New York Stock Exchange firms with a 31 country footprint as the world’s largest plywood producer. It traces growth to 1927 when Owen R. Cheatham borrowed 12000 to start in Augusta, Georgia, showing that hard work and free market principles drive enterprise.
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Georgia-Pacific Plywood and Lumber Company
New York Stock Exchange
Owen R. Cheatham
Augusta
Georgia
Cheatham
Chestham
Five Years Ago Headlines From A Local Paper
Five years ago today readers saw reports of Germans fleeing Greece and the Aegean, Japan to receive Nazi hostages, and a Dewey campaign airing Communist issues. Also noted were a Belgium reunion for Cpl Gervis Dickerson and S Sgt E T Dickerson, church leaders elected to a ministerial alliance, and fund drive plans for the Tri Cities War Fund. Clifton M Bond announced a return to business with Bond Realty at 209 Worth Goose Creek.
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Greece
Aegean
Japan
Dewey
Haimahere
Cpl Gervis
Corky) Dickerson
E. T. Dickerson
Pelly
Belgium
J. G. Dickerson
Ben Behrens
Grace Methodist Church
theri-Cities
C. E. Stimson
The
First Christian Church
P. Walter Henckell
Trinity Episcopal
S. S. Shaffer
Baytown
Tri
Humbie Oil and Refining Company
Bond’ Realty Company
Worth- Goose Creek
Try And Stop Me A ST LOUIS Lady Found On Fire Escape
A ST LOUIS woman who had slept on a fire escape for years in heat was found there by a social worker. The worker, aiming to show the danger, stepped on the escape and fell four stories, breaking both legs. The piece notes a cat show at Madison Square Garden and comments on reshaping titles for current successes. It mentions Gabriel Arrivas and various literary and theatrical references. A description of Yaupon holly growing along the North Carolina coast is included.
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Russia
Norway
United States
Soviet Union
Sweden
Klocs
Denmark
Labor Party
Storting
Europe
North Atlantic
Spitzbergen
North America
Arctic
ST. Louis
Madison Square Garden
Gabriel Arvias
Irwin Shaw
Dodie Smith
Catalina
Sorerset Maugham
Kat
Cole Porter
Flanders Dunnar
Texas Laughs By Boyce House A' FIVE old lady
A reader quotes a humorous exchange about travel plans with an old lady who prefers bus and train as the Lord intended. Backwoodsmen joke about who should carry slop to the shangs, with Joe deemed unfit yet praised for offering to undertake it.
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Joe
AFL To Wage Greatest Political Campaign At GOP Fight
AFL officers say the union will wage the greatest political campaign in history this year to defeat Republican senators and elect a friendlier congress. Targeted defeats include Taft, Donnell, Millikin, Denehart, Hickenlooper, Wiley, Young, and Gurney. The 68th convention approved immediately raising 2 dollars from each of 7.2 million members for a 1950 war chest.
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AFL
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Forrest Donnell
Essourt
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
Homer E. Denehart
Indiana
Bourke D. Hickenlooper
Dora
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Milton DB. Young
West Texas Damsites Discussed By Krug At Assembly
Interior Secretary Krug will discuss proposed West Texas damsites at the West Texas Chamber of Commerce Rector's Assembly in Fort Worth. Governor Allan Shivers and U.S. Senators Carl Cone nal ly and Lyndon Johnson, along with Michael Straus of the Bureau of Reclamation, are listed on the program.
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Fort Worth
Bureau of Reclamation
West Texas
IL A. Krug
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Krug
Allan Shivers
U.S
Tara Cone ‘Nally
Lyndon Johnson
Michael Straus
Bureau of Teelamatiot
Increasing Texas natural gas exports face limited legislative action
The Dallas News notes that while the Chambers resolution died in the Texas legislature, gas pipeline activity continues. Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline seeks a 38 inch line from Texas to Dallas with 35 million cubic feet per day, potentially doubling with more compression. Gas Transmission Co seeks to extend to Buffalo and New England, with other lines proposed for the Great Lakes region. The piece urges January legislative action to adopt a resolution directing railroad representatives to hearings, warning of export growth effects.
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SIGRE
PayMiax
Texas
Chambers
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Company
Federal Power Commission
Dtinsis
See
Buffalo
New England
Great Lakes
Com An
FPC
Sena
Zco
Colorado
Trey
Dallas News
Fort Worth Police Chief Seis Fined for Careless Collision
Fort Worth October 7. Chief Gorden Little of suburban Oak Hackl received a traffic ticket from his own officer for a careless collision. Patrolman W J Washburn issued the ticket after a crash between cars driven by Chief Little and James Baker a dairy employee. Baker also received a similar ticket. Oak Knols has been in the limelight as officers were operating a speed trap.
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Fort Worth
Po- Hee Chitt Gorden Little
Oak
Quotes From Great Neat Faith Is the Foundation
A cryptic quotation attributed to an obscure author blends faith as the founosts dom with spiritual values. The misspelled line hints at a misquoted remark reflecting early 20th century religious or philosophical sentiment.
Mothers Of ay Satisfied To Switched Aj
Ravenna obituary details a family birth event and a hospital switch involving Mrs Shantey and Dr Edward Beacham. The piece notes a blood tumor concern misinterpreted as an egg instrument and cites statements from Meacham and Strayer about test results and maternity work suspension.
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Ravenna Obia
Robinson Hospital
Shanley
Edward” Beacham
Shantey
Barclay On Bridge Clear The Decks First
Discussion of bridge technique and errors in throw-in plays. Analyzed cases from a duplicate tournament showing how preparatory maneuvers and precise ruffing or discarding decisions determine success or failure. Endnotes critique weaker players and highlight the need to remove key cards before placing the opponent in play.
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