Airyscrapers rise as view of mighty cities fascinates Muscovites
The World Today notes a Moscow model of a projected university building among a dozen airyscrapers. It compares Soviet and Western skylines, with Rock Center in New York and London docks under rapid growth. The piece cites Dr. Robert A. Mintan, Nobel laureate, reflecting on war likelihood and public optimism.
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Europe
Talmadge GEA clash over need for tax session in Summer
ATLANTA UP Gov Herman Talmadge and the Georgia Education Association remained at odds over a summer special tax session. The GEA drafted a resolution to fund the Minimum Foundation Program before September while Talmadge said no emergency session is planned. Education leaders insist on full funding, citing ongoing debate ahead of the June 28 primary.
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Georgia Education Association
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Talmadge
General Assembly
Students Run Geneva High School on Student Day
Geneva iSpecial reports Geneva High School teachers stepped aside for Student Day with Wilbur Ausley as principal. Students served as teachers carrying on classes while teachers assisted only when needed. A long list of student teachers participated across grades and subjects. Also notes France’s large mechanical steel press arrives in Le Havre via ECA aid, to be installed at Douai for state railroads, and a Georgia education talk urged reform in county superintendent selection and federal aid.
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Geneva High School
Wilbur Ausley
Cornel
Brondell Smith
Theda Barker
Laurie Lynn Benson
Randolph Grubbs
Jane Nichols
Wayne Pate
Mary Ellen Bration
Ellen Crawford
Joey'ie Prim
Ann Nichols
Charles Newman
Kay Motley
Tom Ed Majors
Windell Vickers
Lester Woodham
Harry Hingon
Sonny Hendrix
Eugene Kirkland
Jruroan Duckett
Roy Crawford
Loia Smith
Eve- Tyn Shehee Jame McDuffie
France
LE Havre
ECA
Douai
Aird Gea
Howard A Dawson
Rural Service
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National Education Association
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Georgia
Florida Childrens Commission Holds Marianna Meeting
Florida Children’s Commission met Monday in Marianna at the Florida Industrial School for Boys Administration Building. About 30 members attended chaired by Mrs Ellen Whiteside of Miami. Executive secretary Sylvia Carothers of Tallahassee prepared the agenda as discussions focused on unmet needs and expansion of children and youth services. The group will contribute findings to a national White House conference in Washington on December 3, 1950.
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Paul Carpenter
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Arthur G Dozier
Rimert Announces Quincy District Music Festival Plans
Rimert, secretary treasurer of the Sixth District Florida Bandmasters Association, announces 20 bands with 1,157 students will take part in the District music festival in Quincy March 21 to April 1. A mass parade is planned March 1 followed by a mass concert conducted by notable educators from Mid Tennessee, Yale, Montgomery, and more. The mass band will feature numerous woodwinds, brass, percussion, and 140 majorettes in a large final performance.
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Malone — Gay A Rimert
Sec
Florida Bandmasters Associaton, Inc
Quincy
Aimert
Patudents
Henry Mincky
Mam Dh la
Wright
Mid Tennessee
Coll Murfreesboro
Yale Eis
Montgormery
John H Heney
Deland
W. D. Sturgles
Sarekota
Eagle Sermon Series Continues Sunday at First Baptist
Enterprise reports the Eagle Chris tias series continues at First Baptist Church with Dr R Justice preaching The Eye of an Eagle as the Sunday morning subject Attendance last Sunday set records with 159 in Sunday School and 350 in the informal evening service The pastor will continue Romans themes and preach The Just Shall Live By Faith next Sunday evening Sundays services feature congregational singing and special numbers.
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8. R. Justice
First Baptist Church
New Lab Instrument Promises Huge Voltage Multiplier
A new laboratory device named voltage multiplier is described as increasing voltage from about 100 to 100 000 volts. The small shop size instrument would purportedly boost voltage by a thousand fold, signaling a breakthrough in compact high voltage generation.
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New Laboratory
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