Explosive Texas Legislature Faces Redistricting and Budget Battles
Anxious pre-session mood ahead of the January 9 opening, with money and spending as top issues. Calls for real economy clash with proposed taxes, and redistricting looms under a new constitutional mandate.
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West Germany Consulate Opens in Midtown New York
West Germany opens a new consulate in midtown Manhattan occupying the entire 32nd floor with a sweeping city view. The facility is in the same stretch as the United Nations Secretariat nearby, superseding the prewar consulate near the Battery that the Third Reich closed during the war.
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New York
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United Nations
Canada Students Get Lessons From Radio
About 20 000 schoolrooms in English Canada listen to daily history science music and English lessons via radio or loudspeakers. The program began in 1942 and 6 764 schools have received free receiving licenses. Rural schools use mantel radios while larger ones have loudspeakers. Ontario's deputy minister of education notes the program helps stimulate student interest as the network expands.
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Toronto
Canada
Department of Transport
W. S. Rutherford
Ontario
Georgia Woman Named Farmer of the Month
Mrs. E. H. Joiner of Macon is named middle Georgia’s farmer of the month by the Macon Telegraph and News. She manages three children and a 275 acre farm, starting in 1932 with 175 acres and later adding 100 more in 1940. Her husband, Taylor county school superintendent, credits her with the farm’s success.
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Georgia
Macon
E. H. Joiner
Middle Georgia
Macon Telegraph and News
Hudson price hikes for 1951 Hudson autos announced
Detroit report notes 1951 Hudson models to carry $98 to $122 higher tags. Factory delivery range set at $1,773 to $2,330 as labor and material costs rise, with prior year cuts totaling $102.50 to $240. The note cites cost pressures and recent price adjustments across auto makers.
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