Texas teachers to gain 300 to 400 dollar annual pay raise
An Associated Press survey shows Texas teachers will see increases of 300 to 400 dollars per year. Most districts on the state minimum will automatically raise to 402 dollars, with varied patterns in above minimum districts across cities like Beaumont, Dallas, Lubbock, Sherman, and Corpus Christi, reflecting local tax and staffing conditions.
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Austin
Texas
Associated Press
Waco
E. N. Dennard
Allan Shivers
Highland Park
Dallas
Beaumont
South Park
Corpus Christi
San Angelo
G. B. Wadzeck
Sherman
Byron Davis
Byron
Dallas-Fort Worth
Fort Worth Independent
Texas State Teachers Assn
Stil- Well
Palestine
Ing
South Texas
Victoria
Earl Fischer
Calhoun County Independent
Bloomington
Industrial-Consolidated
Vanderbilt
Edna
Jackson County
Port Arthur
Bryan
W. R. Carmichael
Lubbock
Nat Williams
Wichita Falls
Joe B. MecNiel
Skilgore
Bob Ashworth
Arlington
Birdville
Amarillo
Arthur
Goliad
Big Spring
Fort Worth
Midland
Tyler
Vernon
Denison
Lufkin
Marshall
Former KLRB General Counsel Denham Dies at 68
Robert N. Denham 68 former general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board from 1947 to 1950 died at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis reportedly of a heart attack. He quit the NLRB at President Truman's request after a dispute over Taft Hartley law administration. Born October 23, 1885 in St. Louis he held law degrees from the University of Missouri and the University of Michigan.
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ST. Louis
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Barnes Hospital
Denham
NLRB
Truman
General Counsel
University of Missouri
University of Michigan
Former Lubbock Pastor and Wife Entertained in Hot Springs
Mr and Mrs E A Hawkins hosted Dr and Mrs C E Hereford of Corpus Christi at Hideway Lodge on Lake Hamilton near Hot Springs Arkansas. Hereford former Lubbock First Baptist pastor and organist wife visited en route home from St Louis for the Southern Baptist Convention. Hawkins hosted a six room pine lodge on one acre with a 16 foot CrissCraft boat and hosted a fish fry during their stay.
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E. A. Hawkins
13Th St
C. E. Hereford
Corpus Christi
Lake Hamilton
Hot Springs
Ark
Hereford
Lubbock First
Senators Seek Ban on Commercials During Televised Hearings
Washington senators from both parties move to bar commercial sponsorship of TV coverage of future Senate hearings after the McCarthy Army probe. Sen Bennett introduces the measure blaming extended broadcasts on audience demand and arguing such telecasts detract from fact finding and invite demagoguery.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Bennett
Utah
Sen. McCarthy
Utan Republican
Funeral services for Mrs. R. G. Stoerner in Plainview
Mrs. Adeline Augusta Buro Stoerner 56 will be buried at Plainview Memorial Park after funeral services at Trinity Lutheran Church Providence Community northeast of Plainview. She died after a two week illness at Plainview Hospital. Survived by two sons, a brother, three sisters and two grandsons.
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Plainview
R. G. Stoerner
Trinity Lutheran
Adeline Augusta Buro
Bosque County
Rudolph G. Stoerner
Clifton
Providence
Slaton
Houston Narcotics Case Heads to Grand Jury Monday
A grand jury will begin a special session Monday to probe a Houston narcotics case. Federal agent R B Lincoln joins the Houston Police Department effort as 30 officers and about 50 witnesses are slated for testimony anchored by allegations from ex convict Earl Voice about a heroin cache and a $5,000 sale to him.
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Houston
George White
R. B. Lincoln
Earl Voice
Voice
Ethiopia's Plateau Ranges Across Large Highland Region
Ethiopia spans about 350000 square miles and is largely a high continental plateau. Elevations range from roughly 3000 to 6000 feet above sea level shaping climate and settlements across the country.
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Ethiopia
Australian salvage team finds Japanese aircraft carrier at Rabaul harbor
An Australian salvage syndicate began operations at Rabaul harbor and reports locating a Japanese aircraft carrier with 20 planes intact on its flight deck. They value the prize at about 175000 dollars. Captain Johnstone led the diving group. The crew said they expect to find many more sunken ships in the harbor. Rabaul, off New Guinea, was a key Japanese stronghold in World War II. The syndicate has disposal rights to ships in Rabaul and Bougainville harbors in the Solomons.
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Sydney
Australia
Rabaul Harbor
John Johnstone
Rabaul
New Britain
New Guinea
Bougainville Harbor
Solomons
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KLRB
Chester Cole
el Dorado Springs
Cole
Missouri Farmers’ Association
Buick
Dial
America
Jenpain Dickey
Tex
Avalanche-Journal
Sls
Scions
Stoerner
Australian Salvage Company
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