Two Heads For School System Favored By Reed
Superintendent Carmell R Reed returned from Toronto claiming support for a two headed administration of the Bridgeport school system. He argued the superintendent leads educational policy while business matters are managed by a separate official to allow focus on teaching. He cited duties of the superintendent and business manager, stressing cooperation and prudent budgeting.
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Reconsidering City School Administration Roles and Budgets
The superintendent should focus on policy and professional study, freed from routine operations. Boards should delegate operations to a business executive, aligning budget, procurement, and finance with educational goals, while resolving human-relationship friction and ensuring strict, bidder based purchasing.
Mrs Gallagher Named President of Universalist Women’s Club
Mrs Margaret Gallagher was chosen president of the Universalist Women’s club at the annual meeting in the Pewter Bowl. New officers for the coming year include Mrs Frank Bishop as vice president Miss Natalie Middlebrook secretary and Mrs Frank Hughes treasurer. Executive committee members named were Mrs Aeoorge Jackman Mrs Fred Tracy and Mrs Percy Litchfield. Past president Mrs Frederick presided as reports were presented. A luncheon followed with Rev Charles Kramer the pastor as guest of honor.
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Aeoorge Jackman
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Percy Litchfield
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Charles Kramer
Six Departments Fight Blaze at Auburndale Wood Plant
Newton Massachusetts May 19 Six fire departments joined to battle a fire destroying the wood working plant of Ferguson and company at Auburndale with a loss of thirty thousand dollars. Fireboats and additional crews from Waltham Watertown and Newton prevented spread to nearby plants while Whitesley Brookline and Brighton districts supported. The blaze drew thousands of motorists along Commonwealth Avenue. Cause not determined.
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Floods on the Volga Drown Hundreds and Hit Cities
Moscow May 19 reports say Volga floods, worst in history, devastate Nijamovgorod and Kazan, reach lower reaches submerging parts of Sumuara. Rail communications threatened as the river swells from about three miles to as much as 36 miles wide. Ten cities damaged. loss in Ifeta unestimated but likely hundreds.
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Willie-Father and the Egotist Tale in Stray Stories
A brief excerpt poses a rhetorical question about self-description. The father character mocks his son’s invented persona, prompting reflection on ego and honesty in storytelling within Stray Stories.
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