Miss Maud Isaacks Pushes Provisional Teaching Certs in Texas
Miss Maud Isaacks of El Paso chairs the English department in public schools and sponsors HB 763 to permit one year provisional teaching certificates usable for up to two renewals, with 12 hours of education courses later. The plan seeks to ease Texas teacher shortages amid opposition from the TSTA.
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Kidnap Victim Recounts Razor Threats By Blonde Trio
Insurance man says he was grabbed behind a Nashville hotel by a blonde woman and two AWOL soldiers from Ft. Campbell. They drove him, threatened to kill him, and later were arrested in Monroe, Louisiana for kidnapping and robbery with a razor recovered from the suspect.
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Aruiey
Sarah Jeanette Johns
Spring Hill
Tenn
Robert O. Sarver
Gerald W. Davidson
Norton
Richard M. Schaedle
Tre
Pine
Echaedle
Johns
Ft. Campbell
Piet
Schaedle
Ghaedie
Post High's Honor Graduates Named
Gene Orian and Frances Miss named as honor graduates and salutatorian for Post High School’s 1959 class announced for Monday night in the high school auditorium. Rev C B Hogue pastor of First Baptist Church to deliver sermon.
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Grosbyton Pool to Open May 28
Crosbyton announces pool opening set for May 28 with secretary Morton expected to attend. Local officials promote early season swimming and safety measures as the community awaits the facility’s debut.
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FBI keeps eye on Parker lynching case in Mississippi
In Poplarville Mississippi the FBI and other agencies plan to keep the Parker lynching case under active investigation indefinitely with potential large agent presence through the summer. The victim, 23 year old M C Parker, accused of raping a pregnant white woman, was dragged from Pearl River County Jail by masked whites, beaten, shot through the heart and lungs, and found in the Pearl River near the Louisiana border.
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Five Plead Guilty In County Court-at-Law No. 2
Six defendants appeared with Judge Pat Moore. Five pleaded guilty and were sentenced. Mrs C E Chandler 26 of 2320 Main fined 50 dollars and costs for check law violation. Mrs H W Payne 25 of 850 San Jose fined 2 dollars and costs for check law violation. Chas Dooley 40 of 2608 Akron fined 25 dollars and costs. Harold Lynn By num 24 of 2807 54th St fined 100 dollars and costs and three days in jail for driving while intoxicated. James Joseph Manning 40 of 1604 43rd St fined 75 dollars and costs and three days in jail. Billy Jack Rigdon 36 of 910 Regis St pleaded innocent of driving while intoxicated. bond set at 500 dollars.
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C. E. Chandler
Main
H. W.payne
San Jose
Chas Dooley
Akron
Harold Lynn Bynum
54Th St
James Joseph Manning
43Rd St
Billy Jack Rigdon
Regis St
Stricken Patrolman Improves in West Texas Hospital
Virgil Stephens a 55 year old Lubbock patrolman was reported in fair condition at West Texas Hospital on Saturday The officer who walked a business district beat for three years was honored Thursday by dozens of friends A fundraiser raised 168 10 for the Stephens family with organizers including Mrs Gene Huber and Mrs Oleta Stark.
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Broadway
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Ralls Declares Cleanup and Fire Safety Week
Ralls announces Cleanup Paint up Fixup and Fire Prevention Week from Monday to Friday. City officials plan actions based on a Moody Wade report and entomologist input to inspect Ralls and outline preparation efforts.
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