New Mexico Scouts pledge for stronger character and service
13 600 New Mexico Boy Scouts from 12 towns and three councils pledged to strengthen democracy during Boy Scout Week ceremonies in Santa Fe. Acting Gov Montoya heard reports on 1949 service projects and invited a national jamboree visit.
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New Mexico
Boy Scouts
America
Santa Fe
Joe M. Montoya
Valley Forge
Montoya
Mabry
Alamogordo
Albuquerque
Artesia
Bayard
Bluewater
Clayton
Clovis
Deming
Fort Wingate
Gallup
Hobbs
Hot Springs
Jal
Las Vegas
Lordsburg
Mascalero
Raton
Silver City
Taos
Taos Pueblo
Northeast ern editor balances campus work and tax practice
Talequah senior Duard Lawley, editor of the Northeast ern at Northeastern Oklahoma State College, manages his campus duties while running an income tax office in downtown Talequah as federal deadlines loom. The Oklahoma Industrial Development Council adds seven new members including farm leaders John I. Taylor and Williams M. Franklin and CIO official Robert McVay to attract industry. Wewoka ministers, led by Rev H B Woodward, agree to act as witnesses in drunken driving prosecutions, seeking harsher county court convictions. Jack Ligon welcomes ministerial involvement from Seminole and Hughes counties.
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Duard Lawley
Talequah
Northeastern Oklahoma State College
Northeastern
Benjamin Capps
Industry Council
Oklahoma Industrial Development Council
John I. Taylor
Mountain View
Williams M. Franklin
Oklahoma City
Robert McVay
CIO
L. D. Melton
L. R. Northcutt
Ponca City
E. J. O'Connor
George M. Reeves
Vinita
Oklahoma
Wewoka
H. B. Woodward
Woodward
Bristow
Jack Ligon
Highway Patrol
Seminole
Hughes Counties
Louisiana to Consider New Constitution Ideas for 1951
The Louisiana Law Institute outlines draft constitutional concepts for a future 1951 convention. Proposals include home rule for cities, reestablished civil service, a larger legislature with split sessions, appointed judges with referendums, a 26 percent revenue share for education, fewer state officers, and education control by the state board. Committees review, no recommendations yet, and the plan aims to guide a forthcoming constitutional convention.
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State Land Office
Commissioner of Agriculture
Superintendent of Education
State Board of Education
Louisiana Law Institute
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State College
New Mexico School of Mines
E. J. Workman
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Socorro
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Brown Hall
Texas Association of Deans and Advisors of
University of Texas
Christian Rural Overseas Program
CROP
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Europe
Lubbock
Pantego
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Mexico
New Orleans
Glenn McCarthy
Houston
Shamrock Hotel
Windsors
England
Washington
Truman
Arkansas
Louisiana
Fort Worth
Amon G. Carter, Jr
Tex
Amon Carter Foundation
Arthur Timm
Tama
Iowa
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