Teachers submit point program for education reform
Nashville April proposals by the Education Association call for substantial state funding to raise teacher salaries, improve elementary and secondary education, and support higher education institutions. The plan urges adequate appropriations, a fair tenure law, a retirement program, and transportation and library funding to ensure better teaching and statewide educational standards.
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Epen
Gisclosen
Wolsinbive
Tenhaern Amd
Lomale
State Board of Education
Schiolibraries
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Schaal
Hoter Sedania
Mageg
State Gop Hold Series Meetings at Nashville
Tennessee Republicans convene in Nashville for two days of meetings including the state executive committee and the state Young Republican organization. Congressman John Jennings is expected to keynote the state convention, set to convene Tuesday afternoon at 1 in the Ryman Auditorium.
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Nashville
State Young Republican Organization
John Jennings
Ryman Auditorium
William T. Davis
Tasgywell
Beulah Hughes
Murfrieshore
Bailey Walsh
Memphis
Fecretary
Young Republican Organizion
Dayton Phillins
tSea State Gop
Henry Ford Predicts Social Progress in the Future
Henry Ford, a leading advocate of price and plenty, predicts that the next decade will bring greater social, economic, and industrial progress. He warns against the arousal of nationalism and power worship that could spark war, urging education, genius, and cooperative effort as core values for world peace and economic growth. He spoke in an interview, noting attitudes about Western relations and the danger of hollow thinking about war.
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Henry Ford
David de Wilkie
Detroit
Jookers
Ferd
Tonny
Spdustrinist
Wurane
Weston Crant
Stassen to Talk With GOP Leaders
Governor Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota will confer with Republican congressional leaders in Washington on Monday to discuss his keynote address for the national convention. Senate Minority Leader McNary arranged a luncheon, with Austin and Martin invited, as factions weigh a suggested convention chair.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Harold EH. Stassen
Minnesota
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Stassen
Austin
Vermont
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Mittae
Martin Coy
Staessen
Roosevelt
Wartrobe
Europe
Sissaen
Btassen
Vernon Nator
Strassen
A-kang
U S Wartime Ordnance Sales See Limited Foreign Orders
The War Department reports few orders for tanks and guns abroad while Allies seek large future contracts. Foreign buyers mainly order planes and engines, with scattered munitions like shells and searchlights. Secretary Woodring testified on designs exposure to allies, contingent on sizable foreign purchases.
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Apsril
War Department
Cemy
Great Britain
Franke
Woodring
Congress
American Car and Foundry Company
Louis Johnson
Finland
France
Great
Britain
Contricia
Hungarian policing plan for Danube earns cold reception
In Bucharest and Belgrade the Hungarian proposal for joint Danube policing along the 70 mile bend near the Iron Gates drew a cool reaction. Yugoslavia and Romania previously refused German offers to police the river boundary. Romania and Yugoslavia reportedly turned down the plan again, saying they will protect shipping and counter sabotage on their own terms.
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Hungary
Danube
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Belgrade
Achime
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Rumania
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Moldavia
Turni-Severin
Gary
Perc
Alpine troops push to open southern Norwegian front
Allied forces in Norway press for a southward push as British infantry and French Alpine troops, reinforced by light artillery and air units, attempt to break German lines around Trondheim and Stein, while German pressure on supply routes persists. French Alpine battalion photos appear as France confirms Arctic deployments.
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London
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Trondheim
Norhay
Stein
Trondhein
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Dombus
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Ayelic
Norwic
Nor Wegian
Norway
Finland
Rus
Illinois Governor Rift in Showdown
In Illinois a rift between acting Governor Stella and Governor Hers is driving a showdown as a special session nears. The quarrel centers on the disability clause of the 1870 constitution and who should hold executive power during the illness. Party officials and lawmakers anticipate a vote on recognition and authority amid a broader push to liberalize the old age insurance act.
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Liew
Tokn Stele
Illinois
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Hermer
Tivolis
Italia
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Homselt
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Cin
Bielle War
Torvie Democratio
Marty B. Hershey
Ancser Ail Kellys Nesh
Sialon
Harner
Al'le Wathh
Wlleyois
Hitler Accuses Britain of Starting Norway Invasion
Berlin April 27 Adolf Hitler justified the Scandinavian invasion with supposed British war guilt documents. Ribbentrop told diplomats Britain and France began on April 6 and Norway, Sweden kept neutral while Germany acted. He cited alleged British orders and a plan involving the Eighth Battalion of Sherwood Foresters to land at Stavanger aboard HMS Glasgow.
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Norway
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Berlin
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Britain
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Sweden
Foehrer
Any
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Great Britain and
Franke
Reese
Thich
Oslo
von Ribbentrop
Norwegian
Grandi Says Italy Pickets Edge of Conflict Swings
In Rome on April 27 Count Dino Grandi warned the chamber that the fascist Empire is on the edge of escalation in the European war. Mussolini and other fascists echoed the warning as Germany claimed proof Britain would widen the fight. Across the ocean in Atlantic City, Representative Martin Dies urged a religious revival as key to democracy amid anti Communist and anti Fascist rhetoric at a Methodist conference. Police guarded the venue amid circulars attacking Dies and the dissenters.
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Rome
Thaly
Dino Grandi
Chamber of Fasces and Guilds
Chamber
Grandi
Mussolini
Berlin
Han-Genrg von Mackenneen
von Ribbentrop
Washington
Tondon
Plas
Atlantic City
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Martin Dies
D-Tex
House Committee
General Conference of the
Methodist Shurch
United States
White Dies
Dies
Dias
Aman
Herman WL
Chirwgn
National Council of Methodist Youth
John Sawomley
Boxton University School of Theology
British Forces Check Nazi Pincer Movement on Two Fronts
Stockholm dispatch reports a mechanized Nazi column advancing from Tynset toward Storen threatening Allied positions and railway links south toward Dombas and Trondheim. Norwegian and British units struggle to halt the march as heavy fighting continues near central Norway and the Glomma corridor.
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Stockholm
Adolf Bivlers
Norway
Teandheim
Tynset
Roros
Kvikne
Inset
Storen
Trondheim
Boren
Dombas
Glomma River
Barox Hea
Bloren
Roren
Nansua Pazar
Largest Mass Flight Today Captivates Upper East Tennessee
Upper East Tennessee readies for a historic mass flight organized by the Hedgehoppers Club at Tri-City Airpark. About 14 planes will form varied aerial displays over Johnson City, Kingston, and surrounding areas this afternoon, aiming to familiarize residents with current aviation activity.
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Upper Maré
Tennessee
Hedgehoppers Club
Lieve
Tri-City
Kingstor
Johnson City
Ron Mk
Aes Cao
Wadeen Biude
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