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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
13
Adams argues that federal and conference planners overlook teachers while focusing on classrooms and dorms. He warns without adequate faculty housing, colleges lose qualified educators and students, veterans and non veterans alike, risking promised educational opportunities.
Fort Riley Kansas hosts an exhibit of foreign weapons at the cavalry school led by Lt. Hans Mauksch. The display includes a Degtyarov machine gun and a German pistol capable of firing around a corner, aiming to provide a comparative study of global arms for training.
Adams argues against historic teacher student bonds and suggests studying through correspondence schools. The remark reflects debates on modern education methods and distance learning.
The exhibit collector Mauksch, who arrived from Austria before World War II and served in the U.S. Army, was honored after his collection was housed in a new building opened by Maj. Gen. J. D. White. He received the Army commendation ribbon for establishing the display.
Dr. H. J. Sealey spent twenty thousand dollars on a seven ton, six cylinder cruiser that serves as home and travel vehicle. It features four rooms, built in furniture, glass observation blister, auto window wipers, interior telephone, air conditioning, and automatic systems for doors and drawers.
Two year old Roger Rissler mishandled a bracelet found at a dance. The jewelry contained diamonds and emeralds and was valued at $15,000. The Risslers returned it to Mrs. T. W. Maxcy of Cimarron New Mexico who paid a $230 reward. The bracelet was later returned in Denver Colorado.
In Cumberland Maryland near a wooded mountain top Owen A Slider 73 toils on his self made tombstone from flint like stone He cut the name and birth date and the word died deeply into the slab He may inscribe the death date as Christmas Day 1968 if he lives to that date He sits by his 1836 log cabin and shares reflections on world affairs and the country’s pace.
California Fish and Game Commission counts fish twice a year using three methods. Data from commercial boats and their catch are compiled to estimate future supply for markets and canneries. The process aims to set accurate harvest and sales figures.
In Walla Walla Washington inmates Joseph Maples and Robert W Port escaped from a prison farm and rode with officer George Dacres who picked them up along Blie Creek road. Dacre took them to Walla Walla and after a failed break attempt the pair were recaptured without gunfire.
Ninety one percent of shoppers downtown Washington DC use public transit six percent walk and three percent drive private cars.
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