A Ground Floor Library for Bowie Schools Advocated
An editorial argues for a future Bowie school building to include a ground floor public library and museum space. The piece links library access to cultural growth, notes joint use can reduce costs, and envisions after hours public access without unused areas.
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Bowie
Board of Trustees
Shifts for Schools in Bowie Reveal Classroom Shortages
A letter argues Bowie must expand classroom hours without disrupting teachers and families. It warns two shifts and four quarter systems create social strains, staggered vacations, or longer school years, and calls for practical, lossless use of costly buildings.
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Bowie
A Time of Waiting and Political Tides Ahead
Nations and leaders hover on edge of action with hints of a new Russian offensive and UN Congo actions. Congress debates tax cuts and Medicare costs while Gov Connally phases in amid slow progress. Austin waits as uncertainty lingers.
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Berlin
United Nations
Congo
U Thant
Congress
Commonwealth
Austin
John Connally
New Hairstyles Promised As Fashion Shifts
The piece urges a change from extreme bouffant hairdos and heavy makeup toward more natural looks. It mocks oversized locks and dark eye makeup, calling for fresher, varied styles and a return to simpler beauty trends.
Russians unveil sleep machine for deep rest in hours
The Sunday papers report Russian scientists have created a device that uses electricity to induce sleep, promising two hours of rest equivalent to a full night's sleep. The piece contrasts it with television as a sleep aid and warns that plans should be destroyed to avoid extending the workday and hastening societal collapse.
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Sunday Papers
Perdition
Creighton Draws Bean For Four Year Term
In Texas Senate the coin toss determined which members would begin the decade with four year terms. Veterans listed include Moffett Hardeman Herring Owen Reagan and Moore among others. Freshmen drawing two year terms were Blanchard Kennard Strong Ward while others drew four year terms.
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Senate
George Moffett
Dorsey Hardeman
Charles F Herring
Frank Owen III
Bruce A. Reagan
William T. Moore
Alloway Calhoun Jr
Martin [Je
Don Kennard
Jack Strong
J. P. Ward
A. M Aikin Jr
Neveille H Colson
Tom Creighton
Louis Crump
Grady Hazlewood
Culp Krueger
George Parkhouse
William N Patman
Andy Rovers
Franklin Spears
James S. Bates
Criss Cole
Ralph Hall
D. Roy Harington
Walter Richter
Murray Watson
Texas Senate
Martin Dies Jr
Lufkin
San Saba
Crump
Byron Tunnell
Tyler
John Alaniz
Sam Antonio
Tunnell
Bob Eckhardt
Houston
HOUSE
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Changes at high school add showers for girls
In Bowie Texas improvements include new showers and dressing rooms for girls in physical education. Other items note a New Year meeting of First Presbyterian Church, local honors, a large baptism of public figures, and civic events across January.
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First Presterian Church
Melvin Richardson
World Missions
Alice Sipe
Lura Dean Davis
Dallas
Grace Davis
Eugene Wall
L. R. Wall
Bowie
Korea
40Th Infantry Division
Olney
Prairie Valley
First National Bank
Charles Coffield
John W. Hunt
Young Coffield
Newport
Sam Lovette
Bowie C of C
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East Ward
Audi
Bowie News subscription pricing and history note
The Bowie News charges 3 dollars a year or 1.75 for six months within a zone covering Montague Wise Clay Jack Wichita Cooke and Denton counties in Texas and Jefferson county Oklahoma. Elsewhere 4 dollars per year. Paper stops when subscription expires. Established February 9 1922. Entered at Bowie Texas Post Office as second class mail. Consolidated with Montague County Times on April 1 1953.
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Wichita, Cooke
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Texas
Jefferson County
Oklahoma
Bowie
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