Arkansas Educator Pushes Federal Aid for Schools
Ralph B. Jones, Arkansas commissioner of education, urged a senate labor sub committee to authorize federal grants for states to fund education. He argued democracy hinges on expanding opportunity, noting Arkansas spends more on education yet still lacks funds. The measures seek a $150 million next year and eventually a $1.2 billion annual federal contribution.
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Ralph B. Jones
Arkansas
Jones
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Columbia
Taft
Ohio
Aiken
Congress
Lamar Caudle Optimistic About America's Future
Raleigh April 22 Lamar Caudle an American lawyer and assistant attorney general expresses optimism about the future of the United States and the world. He argues youth stability and a virile democracy will shape policy despite partisan battles and ongoing debates.
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Lamar Caudle
America
Caudle
Wadesboro
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18 Year Old Mother Admits Killing Infant Daughter
Pittsburgh dispatch reports an 18 year old Jeannette mother confessed to strangling her three month old daughter with wadded paper. She led officers to a culvert where she claimed she killed the child and planned to dispose of the body. The baby’s mother-in-law had tipped police to the missing infant.
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Pittsburgh
Peter Connors
Dorothy Smith
Jeannette
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West End
Daniel
Big Sum Asked To Help Vets
Federal housing officials asked Congress for 50 million dollars to complete 12 000 temporary dormitory units for veterans on college campuses. Raymond F Foley and Dillon S Myer told a Senate subcommittee the funding is needed to meet obligations. The request would add to 450 million already appropriated. the original plan aimed for 200 000 units but rising costs reduced the program.
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Washington
Congress
Raymond F. Foley
National Housing Administrator
Dillon S. Myer
Federal Public Housing Authority
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Safety School Opens in Raleigh for Inspectors
A week long safety school for 18 inspectors of the state labor department opened in Raleigh. R P Blake and J S Butcher of Washington DC are the chief instructors with the Division of Labor Standards. Labor Commissioner Forrest Shuford opened the program stressing the department as a service organization and the prevention of accidents.
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State Labor Department
R.P. Blake
J. S. Butcher
Washington, D. C
Division of Labor Standards
U.S. Labor Department
Labor Department
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Pittsburgh garage battles aging fleet of trucks
In Pittsburgh the city office battles a stubborn fleet of trucks kept in a garage. Mechanics recall vehicles dating back to 1929 and admit many are near the automotive graveyard as daily malfunctions and roadside failures plague operations.
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Pittsburgh
Leo Kelly
CROSSWORD HORIZON AND RUSSIAN MIND NOTES
Puzzle clues cover enclose main body uneathly lambs mother intensify mesh height purge etc key terms. The column discusses Russia's hesitancy at Moscow talks and journalist columnist roles with Amvets convention set for Wilson on August 15 17.
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Amvets
Wilson Wilson
North Carolna Amvets
William Williams
Avelock
Cee County
State Command
Saddle Prize Announced for Amateur Rider at Wheel of Progress
Belk Stevens store displays a handtooled Western saddle to be awarded as first prize to the top all around amateur at the Ry-Veach rodeo during the Veterans Wheel of Progress at Highland Park April 30 to May 3. Promoter W H Jones says entry requires competing in at least three events. Billie Veach to arrive April 23 or 24 to manage entries and stock arrivals from Trenton Missouri. pro entries expected from Roy Rogers and Gene Autry circuits.
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Lowry-Veach
Highland Park
Veterans Wheel of Progress
W. H. Jones
Try
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Billie Veach
High Point
Elwood
Trenton
Veach
Roy Rogers
Gene Autry
Blue Monday reflections on thought and philosophy
W A Bivins muses on writer's block and weekend fatigue. He recalls a philosophy professor Horace Williams who urged caution against snap judgments and cites a Chapel Hill street query about which side is the other side.
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Punch
Puck
Judge
Philosy
Shakespear
Horace Williams
University of North Carolina
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Williams
Jayne's P-W Pin-Worm Treatment Claim
Medical reports warn many children and adults suffer pin worm infections with itching. The ad claims Jayne's P-W from Dr. D. Jayne & Son as an effective treatment with money back guarantee and easy dosing.
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