Sackett Resolution Urged by Texas Higher Education Group
The Executive Committee for the Advancement of Higher Education in Texas supports House Joint Resolution No. 34 known as the Sackett Resolution. It urges passage to allow state funding for University of Texas buildings, an independent A and M College, and a Denton based College of Industrial Arts, with a plan to separate institutions and divide the permanent university fund among them.
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Texas
House
Sackett
University of Texas
Board of Regents
Agricultural and Mechanical College
University
College of Industrial Arts
A. & M. College
Denton
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Farmers’ Congress
State Farmers’ Institutes
Texas Bankers’ Convention
State of Texas
University of the State of Texas
School of Technology
W. A. Bowen
Arlington
Jor Uray
Pallas
Booe-Scott
Colentan
B. Cusnine
Houston
L. Meinnis
Bryan
R. T. Milner
Henderson
State University
Richard F. Burges
Paso County
Burges
Milner
University of the State
A and M College and State University Divorcement Vote
Hon Richard F Burges argues for July 24 Sackett Resolution to separate the University and Agricultural and Mechanical College. He cites public desire, notes removal of constitutional limits on permanent buildings, and urges either full separation or consolidation with clear July ballot choice.
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A. & M. College and University
Burges
University
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Richard F. Burcegs
el Paso
Prof Doughty backs separation of A and M College
Prof W F Doughty state superintendent advocates splitting the A and M College from the University. In a letter he urges that both schools progress under separate boards, adding separation would end envy among zealous supporters of both institutions.
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W. F. Doughty
A. & M. College
University
Committee For the Promotion of Higher Education
Texas
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