Teachers for Federal Help Delegates Debate Travel Costs
Delegates at the Boston convention of the National Education Association adopt policy aims for public schools and pledge federal aid while urging adequate state funding. A clash over travel expense reimbursement highlights procedural tensions as the group endorses the Towner Sterling bill and advocates national leadership in education.
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National Education Association
America
Association
Boston
National Education Association adopts pledge at 60th convention
The National Education Association representing 116 000 teachers reaffirms faith in democracy and public education as its vital force. The pledge commits to developing intelligence, honor and loyalty in American youth. The convention ended as Miss Charl Ormond Williams surrendered the gavel to William B. Owen, elected president of Chicago Normal School, with all state nominations supported.
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Nina 0. Buchanan
National League of Teachers’ Associations
Margeret Haley
Chicago
Buchanan
Seattle
Wash
N. FE. A
Hems
Williams
Miss Buchanan
Prevaent
National Education Association
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William B. Owen
Chicago Normal School
Committee On
National Education Association elects officers for 1022 93
Officers elected yesterday include President William B. Owen of Illinois and First Vice President Charles Williams of Tennessee. A long list of vice presidents and state directors from numerous states follows, with Cornelia S. Adairy Virginia named treasurer and many others across the nation.
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Illinois
National Education Association
Charles, Williams
Tennessee
Minnie Jean Nieteen
Dakota
John W. Abercrombie
Alabama
H. W. Dodd
Pennsylvania
William F. Geiger
Washington State
Mary McSkimmon
Massachusetts
Robert W. Wright
North Carolina
C. NX
Jonson
Utah
J. T. Smith
Indiana
Vel W. Lamkin
Dlissouri
Mary F. Lawler
Mississippi
E. E. Bass
Missouri
Thomas J. Walker
Montana
J. M. Hamilton
Nebraska
A. J. Stoddard
Nevada
Chauncey W. Smith
New Hampshire
Mrs. M. F. Knapp
New Jersey
Thomas Agnew
New Mexico
John Milne
New York
Amerose Cort
Robert H. Wright
North Dakota
A. C, Bers
Ohio
KH. Reynolds
Oklahoma
Gherholtzer
Oregon
KH. H. Whitney
Pennsylvanie
J. I, Kelley
Rhode Island
Williams
Holden
South Carolina
George Tl. Webber
South Dakota
Lide Williams
L. Smith
Texas
Catherine Garbutt
John Nuttall, Jr
Vermont
M. D. Chittenden
Virginia
Nannto
Thompson
Washington
Elsie Meram
W. Virginia
Florence J. Parker
Wisconsin
J. Cy. Liston
Tdistrict
Columbia
Marry Tengish
Hawaii
Vaughn Mace Caughey
Fireworks for Teachers Evening at Paragon Park
A special fireworks display honors hundreds of school teachers spending the day at Nantasket. An informal program unfolds at Paragon Park and Palm Gardens tonight as teachers gather from early morning until late, following their convention closing.
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Paragon
Palm Gardens
Lambert Brothers Dance Orchestra
Marty Dupree
al Moore
Paragon Park
Park
Education leaders urge peaceful history teaching overhaul
Miss Charl 0 Williams former N E A president and Harvard President Lowell decry militarist history in schools and call for an international educators board to publish unbiased world history texts. W G Cove of England Wales suggests textbooks free of prejudice to advance civilization at the World Peace Foundation luncheon.
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British Teachers’ Organization
Harvard University
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New England
Cove
England
Wales
Belgium
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Williams
National Education Association
Harvard
World Peace Foundation
Copley Plaza
National Union of Teachers of
England and Wales
Atlantic
Harvard President laments “grocery store minds” in college students
President Charles W. Lowell told N E A delegates at Harvard Union that many youths are miscast for college by schools that fail to reveal a pupil’s bent. He warned against overreliance on psychology and urged taking responsibility for guiding students toward suitable study, while noting many bright futures wasted.
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Harvard
Harvard Union
Puldies
Wisconsin Court Rules Married Women Can Teach Again
A Milwaukee court upheld a 1921 Wisconsin law on equal rights, ruling that married women may not be barred from teaching. The discharged teacher was reinstated, affirming that marital status cannot be a basis for firing.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Child Burned by Plumbers Torch in Roxbury Kitchen Incident
Five year old Angelina Morganelli of 7 Roswell Street Roxbury was badly burned yesterday afternoon when she fell against a plumber's torch while work was conducted in the kitchen. She lies in critical condition at City Hospital, with expectations of recovery.
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Roswell Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Turks Murdering Americans In Asia Minor Claim
London reports from J Herbert Knapp a Los Angeles engineer claim Americans are secretly murdered by Turks in Asia Minor and that rumors spread they died of typhus and other diseases. Knapp arrived in London from Constantinople after three years in the Turkish interior.
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Associated Press
Asia Minor
J. Herbert Knapp
Los Angeles
Constantinople
Knapp charges Turkish murder over brother death in Asia Minor
Mr Knapp travels to Turkey to investigate the death of his brother George P Knapp in Diarbekir. He presents affidavits to the American consul at Baghdad claiming execution by shooting amid reported Turk massacres of Christians. He also cites Annie Allen and others who died in Turkey, alleging deliberate murder rather than natural causes.
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Turkey
Diarbekir
George P. Knapp
Bagdad
Annie Allen
Auburndale
Mass
Charlotte Cily
Elmira
N. Y
Angora
Sivas
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