Eagle Screams and School News in Junction
Local Eagle Screams section highlights senior Maxine Wright of Junction with four years at Junction High and activities in Home Economics Club Pep Squad Civics Club and Glee Club. The program from Miss Mary Lowry featured student performances directed by Mrs. C Patterson with singing by Nancifred Duderstadt Mabel Hodges and Mae Delle Lowry and visitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lowry
G. W. Crofoot
Mae Delle Lowry
Mabel Hodges
Chester Brown
C. Patterson
Nancifred Duderstadt
Mary Farmer
Fraggie Swan
Mesdames
J. L. Hodges
L. Smith
Clay Secrest
Roy Blackburn
George R. Pepper
FE. O. Lowfren
C. W. McCarroll
Mary Hubert
Louise King
Katherine Johnson
Eagle
Maxine Wright
Junction
Junction School
Maxine
Maxie
Election of F D Roosevelt and Masons in White House
The piece notes Franklin D Roosevelt's election by wide popular and electoral margins and lists past presidents who were Masons, including Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Polk Buchanan Johnson Garfield McKinley Taft Theodore Roosevelt Harding and Harding. It emphasizes Masonry shaping civic duty in leaders.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
James Polk
James Buchanan
Andrew Johnson
James A. Garfield
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Warren G. Harding
Texas Governor cites highway fund shortfall in Legislature
Governor Miriam A Ferguson told lawmakers Monday that highway funds are short by 1 097 991 dollars. The Senate adopted a motion asking for names and particulars and set Thursday for a committee of the whole to review that charge and related matters. A moral motto closes the item.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Senate
Weather Outlook Delayed Damage Reports From Cold Spell
The report notes persistent cold with light rain failing to soak fields. Farmers fear grain and fruit damage, though full outcomes will take days to reveal. Live stock losses are light, but spring weather offers hope for ranges. Water pipes frozen in Junction exceed 1930 levels as Mr Hausmann repairs bursts daily.
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Hausmann
Boy Scouts Recognition At Local Troop Awards
Scout Master G W Crofoot received a special emblem from Mr Draper for Six consecutive months as a class A loop in 1982. Assistant Scout Master Astor Wallace accepted trophies for the troop 20 success in the Concho Valley District. Mothers served sandwiches cocoa and cake after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Crofoot
Draper
Astor Wallace
Concho Valley
Texas Farmers Return to Living at Home Outlook
Texas farmers face a tough outlook as economists urge diversification but most expect to earn a living at home this year or go without. The Extension Service reports many plan self-sustaining practices, canning, budgeting, and meat saving, with county agents aiding over 100,000 farm families and 150,000 more indirectly. Free bulletins C-76 and others disseminate the plan through College Station and local agents.
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Texas
College Station
Technocracy criticized as a pseudo scientific hoax
The Yale Daily News excerpt condemns technocracy as a fanatic fixation on technology and money making promises with unsubstantiated future projections. It contrasts it with sane economic recovery while warning against charlatanism and Ponzi like schemes. The passage also includes unrelated notes on Bell ringing history and a humorous clipping incident about curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. McDonald
Engineering Economies
American Society of Civil Engineers
McDonald
Yale Daily News
The Liberty Bell Through the Years
A compact survey lists key dates when the Liberty Bell rang to mark events from July 4, 1776 proclaiming independence to July 4, 1832 noting the first recorded ringing for the Day. It records October 24, 1781 surrender of Cornwallis, April 1793 peace proclamation, September 29, 1823 Lafayette’s welcome, July 4, 1826 Jubilee year, and July 24, 1826 Jefferson’s death.
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Cornwallis
LaFayette
Hall of Independence
Thomas Jefferson
Among Our Subscribers There Is No Better Paper
A compact reader note extols the newspaper’s quality for subscribers, praising its accuracy and usefulness. It emphasizes trust in reporting and the paper’s value as a daily community record and source of local information.
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Aees
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Etter Marguerite King
Katheryn Hodges
Ae Rees
Azalee Wallace
Aee
Lenore Riley
Rosemary Secrest
Marie Sheppard
Boy’s Sport
Enter
Jarvis Jordan Society
Sia ae _Jaanita Consort Grad toporter
Ea 1
Ella Simon
Jaunita
Marie
Terry Lamb
Robert
Fagle
Nancifred
Nome Economics
Mae Delle
English IV
Miss Jackson
Masonry
Earth
Kingdom of Heaven
Eagle Office
Weather Report
BOY Scouts
of Independence
Washington
John Marshall
Roadhouse
Farm News
Dallas Morning News
Junction Eagle
Ron Davis
Corrie Buck
M. B. Bethel
D. Taylor
R. E. Homann
Nick Kersting
Chicago
Joe Hardesty
London
C. A. Stapp
Mountain Home
Fletcher Marshall
Pear Valley
Pat Williams
D. L. Stewart
Cleo
Audrey Sorge
Telegraph
E. O. Dunbar
F. M. Bierschwale
Segovia
J. P. Schrier
Sheffield
Guasie Burrows
Hayden
Arizona
J. C. Cosper
Harper
Hershey
Skagg’s Grocery
Burt’s
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