Famous Educator Bayard Dodge to Return Home
Dr Bayard Dodge, renowned educator in the Middle East, returns to Dodge's old students in Dodge's era after years abroad. He helped shape Arab leaders including prime ministers and ministers across Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, and Sudan. Dodge praises independent thought and notes Beirut's growth, university reform, and the shift to coeducation.
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Dodge
U.N
University of Beirut
Princeton
AL Ashe University
Middle East
United Remit
Charles Malik
Fadhil Jamali
Iraq
Baghdad
Suleiman Nabulsi
Jordan
Amman
Sudan
Ismail Azhati
Sadi Salam
Lebane
Camille Chamoun
Dr. Dodge
Fawzi Mulki
Bayard Dodge
Mary Bliss
Howand Bliss
Beirut University
Beirut
Egypts
al Azhar Universit
Pyramids
Solons Urge Open Beaches Bill in Texas Senate
Senators urged a simplified open beaches bill to guarantee Texans free and unrestricted access to Gulf seaward shores. The measure, led by Baker, Phillips, Fuller, and Krueger, would authorize the attorney general to sue to remove obstructions on beaches.
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House
Committee On Conservation
Senate
Overnor
Sen
Doyle Willis
Fort Worth
Quakers Influence in an Era of Large Churches
A compact overview notes the Religious Society of Friends, though small in numbers with about 119,000 in the United States and 69,000 elsewhere, has had a lasting impact on history. Originating in England over 300 years ago, George Fox gathered devoted nonconformists seeking truth.
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Religious Society of Friends
United States
Friends Movement
Bessin
England
Truth
George Fox
William Penn
America
Pennsylvania
U.S
Society of Friends
Rufus Jones
God
Christ
King
Texas House backs states' rights voting resolution
Texas House approved a states' rights voting measure by 110 to 19 praising representatives who backed a federal bill prioritizing state law unless a direct conflict with federal law exists. The debate included critique of Texas lawmakers and discussion of Quaker beliefs and pacifist heritage.
Air Conditioner Ad Promises Cool Driving Comfort
An advertisement touts an A.R.A. auto air conditioner offering refreshing comfort in summer heat. It promises performance unheard of and urges motorists to install the unit with a town payment option and a 24 month financing plan. Sold with a solid warranty by A. A. of Lubbock at 1610 Mh Street.
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A.R.A
A. A. of
Lubbock
Mh Street
Adv
Border Troops Reinforced As Guatemala Tensions Rise
A newspaper report states Mexico has reinforced troops near the southern frontier following Guatemala plans for a punitive invasion. It quotes President Michael Yuigoras of Guatemala planning troop movements toward the Mexican border to deter an international incident after tensions earlier surfaced with Temalan planes near Mejia.
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Menico City
la Prenca
Mexico
Guatemala
Micael Ydigoras
Mejira
Victoria Woman Dies From Wreck Injuries
Mrs WR McCright wife of the Metoria mayor died Friday from injuries after a car wreck near Victoria Texas Tuesday. Her husband was seriously hurt and remained in serious condition in Victoria.
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Victoria
Giddings. Tex
WR McCright
Metoria
Frida
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