Arkansas Education Association urges federal funds while keeping local control
A preliminary Arkansas Education Association statement opening its convention in Little Rock pleads for federal school money but insists local and state control remain. The group supports a state sales tax for schools, opposes creating a federal education cabinet post, and warns against federal funds tying schools to distant capital and rigid nationwide mandates. The speech critiques mass production education and warns against federal accountability-less funding.
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Arkansagd Daecalion Association
Little Rock
Arkansas
America
Federl
Burewa
Mohali
Lamantidelent Bsurver
Faye
Achievement Day program set for November 12
County wide exhibition and demonstration clubs plan displays in the Exhibit hall at Fear Park on Hope with exhibits prepared by Thursday November 1 and the main program finishing Friday November 12 Miss Walle Stuart leads the event with home demonstration clubs in Ovan St. Paul and Blowing clubs coordinating recreation and activities with Mrs. Goodlett and Mrs. Foster overseeing the event.
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Phims
Exdibris
Wastin Ton Chat
Eraine Goodlett
Ovan St. Paul Club
Roy Foster
Blowing Eluhy
Lyon Janes
Baten Club
Pantry Stores exhibits showcase county club projects
Numerous clubs plan educational displays for Friday November 12 at Achievement Bay. Allen obwby demonstrates new earning methods and jar evaluation with the JOAfer hen and Pantry Shelf items. Ozan-St. Paul Home Demonstration features Arkansas apples in dishes from old fashioned to modern. Hinton showcases sweet potato uses. Blevins demonstrates fruit cake ingredients and frost, plus fresh vegetable prep. Shaver Spree displays Raster chine nee cen otiibit. Centerville and other clubs present craft items, exhibits, and contests across chemical, seed, and fabric arts. Local groups from Washington Brygat Melrose and others contribute.
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Pantry
Achievement Bay
Allen Obwby
Ozan-St. Paul
Arkansas
Hinton Club
Blevins
Centerville
Todgre
Dafoniti
Delundine Paaten
Washington
Brygat Sa
Reaster club theibers ail visitas
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Reaster Club Theibers
Dace Halt Wishingtosul
Foy Januels
Allen Elu Mes
Horace Tmi
Cotati
Thuwheed Callie
Sheva Spreng
Mleyel Mathews
Ove St. Maud
Cheung Sivueeuys
Ti Viventanang
Leu Ghirland
Conney Coyne
Misys Melva Bul- Higstoun
Fatie
Rall
Cal
Mis
C. AL McKiogh
Ck Annual Graekers 2 The nands of shat fone suctes stiles
The page presents syllables and names in a puzzle style with questions about weights and family relations. It includes references to Wall Street Downing Street Champs Elysees Fonte di Strait and a Dead Sei. The text shows unclear handwriting and typographical errors, indicating a damaged OCR scan.
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Wall Street
Downing Street
Champs Elysees
Fonte di Strait
Jens Han
Pete
Dub
Pete Anc
Jules
Julin
George
Carl
Harry
John
Merwers
Council Provides New Electric Line for Home Buyer
A Maine homeowner reported trouble obtaining electric service for his new house after moving in over the weekend. The city council approved measures to extend power access, including a line project and related inspections, with funding and timing details discussed.
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Council
Foy
Uenioituis
Genie Balseut
Hoyks Maine
Humgself
Hammaens
Ely Eomen
Fey
Perry
I Sirig
Hinpsey
Checkeredai
Dry Couch
Vie
Poten Canlee
Phare
Manyster
Dunto
Mane Pani
Natien
1 243 Pounds of Cotton Per Acre
A garbled note discusses cotton yields and agriculture topics with scattered names and phrases. The readable parts reference high yields per acre and mention several researchers or producers, but the overall article content is fragmented and unclear.
Dionne Quints Disciplined Without Spanking At Toronto School
A Toronto Times feature reviews the Dionne quintuplets upbringing under St. George's School discipline methods. The article notes no spanking, use of isolation for disobedience, and a system balancing obedience with permissible disobedience, detailing each sister's non compliance incidents and behavior.
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St. George's School
Bruce Catton
NER Service
NEA Service, Inc
Toronto
St. George's School For
Tararrte
Wo K. Blata
St. George's
Sebawii
D. AL Millichamp
Tishiv
Annette
Yil Aniette
Marie
Cotton market open and close in New Orleans prices
New Orleans opened Thursday at 7.69 and closed at 7.73 for the 4 F s June fiber. spot prices moved barely steady, middling at 7.73 with a four point decline. The report notes continued coverage on page six.
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New Orleans
Fall From Chair Kills Local Man
Lee Watkins, 87, a Hempstead County farmer, died from a broken neck after a fall on October 4 from a porch. He was injured when he toppled from a chair and sustained a neck injury causing paralysis. Survived by his widow. funeral services expected Friday afternoon.
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Lee Watkins
Hope-Washington
Tashoneah
Watkins
Hempstead County
Arkansas Education Association Urges Federal Aid for Common Schools
The Arkansas Education Association meeting urged Congress to appropriate federal funds to aid common schools while keeping control with local and state authorities. The session opened the annual council meeting in Little Rock.
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Little Hock
Ab Te Arkansas Edocation Association
AEA
Cattle on Tracks Fireman Killed in Mississippi wreck
Batesville Miss nine car wreck of the Milneis Central's Panama Limited badly damaged the engine and three cars near Batesville Tuesday. Engineer Charles Barnett of Memphis was seriously injured and Fireman James White of Memphis was killed. Also note mentions lab lab cell-shining shoes with feather-impregnated lubricants surfaced by heat.
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Batesville
Miss
Milneis Central
Charles Barnett
Memphis
James White
Ini Laboratory
Welfare Head Urges Special PTA Meeting Friday
Mrs. C. O. Thomas chairing the city PTA welfare leaders and unit presidents are called to a 3 pm Friday meeting at her home 517 West Fourth Street. All unit heads must attend. The notice stresses careful handling of plaster and avoiding glue near a sink to prevent damage.
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C. O. Thomas
BP. TA
Thought God Should Be The Object Of All Our Desires
The fragment cites Masaithin urging that God be the guiding object of every desire and the governing power of the soul, presenting a mediation on devotion as central to life.
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God
Mail Loot Found Underneath House
The sheriff reports a $6000 consignment of registered mail stolen from a government truck by two gunmen was recovered beneath a suburban druggist's home. The druggist killed himself shortly after the robbery.
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Angeles
Calif
Sheriff's Office
Ray Bergh
Criticism of His U S Agent Leaves Edward Unshaken
The Duke of Windsor will not change his designation of Charles E Bedaux as his representative for the American tour despite criticism from the American Federation of Labor. Bedaux said a statement from his press representative indicates he spoke with the duke by telephone and that the abdicated king looks forward with enthusiasm to his U S visit. William Green, AF L president, had approved the Baltimore Federation of Labor's criticism of Bedaux, whose industrial system is described by the AF L as the stretch-out.
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Washington
Duke ‘of Windsor
Charles E. Bedaux
American Federation of Labor
Bedaux
United States
William Green
A. F. of L
Baltimore Federation of Labor
Duke
Brussels conference moves toward China Japan peace talks
The Brussels meeting of nineteen nations proposed a peace method under the nine power pact with the United States Great Britain and Belgium on the committee. Japan may be asked to begin direct talks with China while armies fight in China and Spain reports indicate offensives near Fuentes. The U S Printing Office in Washington is cited as the largest book and job printer.
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Brussels
Belgium
Associated Press
Japan
China
Spain
Aragon
Fuentes
The
United States
Government Printing Office
Washington
North Arkansas Conference backs church unification plan
The North Arkansas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South voted 24 to 2 in favor of unifying the Methodist branches in America. Other items include the Presbyterian Synod of Arkansas meeting adjournment and elections, a temporary restraining order on deer hunting season enforcement, and 4-H state champions named James Morke and Clara Ruth Grimes with county winners listed.
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Smith
Ark
North Arkansas
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
America
Little Rock
Frank H. Dodge
State Game & Fish Commission
Dave Witt
Gny
Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service
James Morke
Brinkley
Clara Ruth Grimes
Paragould
Heimpstead
Simmons
Francis Jurviss
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