Local Sixth Grade News Highlights Classroom Happenings
The Sixth Grade News celebrates students like Harline Jones and Arden Jensen returning after absence, along with Martin Carla and Frances McAdams on the honor roll. Teachers plan a busy starting year with choral singing, drama, debate, and high school events while outlining basketball schedules and holiday absences.
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Peta
Hele Twacher
Mr. Ellingson
Whck
Martin Carla
Frances McAdams
Gladye Basqueleon
Grady McCleary
Arthur McDougal
Harline Jones
Thee
Arden Jenson
Perry Butar
Eleanora Brasher
Mina Cornelius
Marble Folks
Mr. Mogers
Millsboro
Misa Hoff
Dallas
Ste S
Stanley
Koppers
Tudwick
And
Moore
Eastland
Dalian
Dahl
Nase
Cranfills Gap
Mosheim
Morgan
Cranfille Gap
Koppert
Crandile Gidua
Cranfils Gap
Walnut Springs
Cran
Megan
Soya Beans and Diet Tell of Longevity and Industry
An article notes the high value of soya beans as a protein source and versatile crop. It discusses longtime dietary use in Asia, growing popularity in America, and the bean’s roles in food, animal feed, and industrial products. It mentions Chinese farming advances and the shift toward soya flour for treats, while touching on broader nutrition and trade themes.
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Far East
Canada
Florida
America
Roy de KN
Jamie Waterrain
Orient
Texas race for Governor stirs Austin chatter and taxes
Speculation centers on Gov. O Daniel’s re election bid and possible rivals for 1940 Texas politics. Railroad Commissioner Ernest Thompson Plain is eyed by some as a potential foe, with talk of others including Marty Hines of Dallas and Wichita Falls and even Sadler’s agents weighing campaigns. The piece notes debates over tax policy, campaign funding, and the state’s political alignments as the election looms, highlighting figures such as Thompson, Hines, and possible Roosevelt Garner ties in Texas.
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Austin
Chieh
Texas
Siata
Natona
O'Daniel
Odda
Conaly
Daniel
Canpalen
O'Daniels
Ernest Thamp- Plain
Thompson
Marty Hines
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Hines
Bel Ajif
English Language Has 40 Sounds, Not Just 26 Letters
A linguistic note explains that English uses about 40 distinct sounds though its alphabet contains only 26 letters. The article discusses phonemes, vowel and consonant variety, and how pronunciation differs across dialects and regions. It emphasizes the complexity of mapping sounds to written symbols.
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