Teacher Uses Socialist Theory To Teach Incentives
A New York high school teacher proposed a classroom exercise by shifting 20 grade points from top scorers to those who scored 55 so both could pass. He warned such redistribution would sap effort and push a society toward compulsory labor. he cited dangers of taxing productivity to death. King Moshoeshoe II will become chancellor of the University of Lesotho Botswana and Swaziland succeeding Sir Seretse Khama who has held the post since 1967.
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New York
Maseru
Lesotho
Moshoeshoe II
Botswana
Seretse Khama
University of
Swaziland
Seretse
Sweden
Margie
U. S
Red Cross
Soviet Union
Calendar Of Fact And Opinion From Pacific Business
A calendar of quotes from Pacific Business highlights small U S firms numbering 4.5 million, most with ten or fewer workers, supporting 40 percent of goods and 40 percent of payroll. It cites rail regulatory reform as vital for recovery, arguing reform is cheaper than nationalization. Elks Magazine notes Washington stores selling water bed mattresses with a playful wish for a bath button.
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Harry E. Schauwecker
Pacific Business
U. S
William B. Johnson
Illinois Central Railroad
The
Elks Magazine
Washington
D.C
Jegr A minute humor and quips from Lesis J Daniel Sr
A Mississippi newspaper column offers light jokes and witticisms about taxes swearing and marriage. It includes a Card of Thanks and anecdotes about a wife and husband honeymoon and social quips about a teacher, a party and a tavern remark.
Waking Waves by Jimmy Brown
A reflective piece on spring in Sweden mixing lingering cold with warming signs. The narrator notes teasing warmth, late freezes, and jokes about clothing while describing Swedish fields, blossoming chestnut trees, green grains, and hopeful sunlit transformations. The poem hints at melancholy amid seasonal renewal and folklore imagery.
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Sweden
Mother Goose
Odgepodge of plans and reflections from an East Texas writer
A personal column blends home life with notes on organization and guilt. The author admits imperfect neatness and pride in finishing tasks under pressure. Entangled memories include a Holy Cross rodeo parade and a Mirror float, plus reflections on Swedish TV and neutral politics.
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Callie Moore
Gladewater Mirror Publishes Staff Roles and Postage Rates
The Gladewater Mirror details staff positions including General Manager Advertising Director News Editor and Women's Editor. It lists second class postage at Gladewater Texas and subscription rates for in and out of state readers, noting consolidation with The Gladewater Times Tribune and The White Oak Texan.
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Gladewater
Texas
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
Gladewater Times-Tribune
The
White Oak Texan
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Marvin Brumley
Lions Club
Glen R. Kent
Rick
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Neal Clark
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Aetna Insurance Co, American National Insurance Co
Gulf-Atlantic Life Insurance Co
Pacific — Gladewater
Dial
Neil Cooper
Jim Holcomb
Allison Street
Oak Manor Nursing Home
Gladewater Public Schools
Vocational Building Trades
Roscoe Stevens
Superintendent of Schools
Jegr A
Lesis J. Daniel, Sr
Mississippi
Louis
Jimmy Brown
Rock Springs Cemetery
R. A. Herbst
Rt. 1
Cleo Marlowe
Parade
Old Mirror
Pasadena
East Texas
Che Gladewater
Harry Kates
Mrs
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Elrod Fredalene Clark
Harriett Walton
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