Tech adds 165 new instructors for 1944-45 faculty
The Texas Technological College announces 165 new faculty members for the 1944-45 year across commerce home economics and library divisions. New hires include Ross Saltzman Ernest Gibson Graydon and Geraldine Clewell along with Mary Anne Duke Glen Denton and others.
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Texas Technological
Department of Commerce
Ross Saltzman
Atant
Tech
Jeman
el Paso
el Paso Techniinstitute
Nebraska State Teachers College
Gole
Teachers College
Greely
Ernest W. Gibson
Commerce
Tranania University
Lexington
The
Univers of Kentucky
Dal
Montana
Clewell
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Mary Anne Duke
Texas State College For Women
Denton
North Texas
Teachers Glen
Lubbeck
Texas State Teachers
Col Canyon
Denver University
Colo
Conoe
Nall
Uni
Winter to Solve Snoring Dog Case in Hagerstown
City officials in Hagerstown Maryland debated remedies for a loud outdoor dog that kept neighbors awake. With cooler weather coming the dog would move indoors, so the council decided to let time solve the problem.
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Hagerstown
U.P
Richard H. Sweeney
J. G. Hellane
Attack on Switzerland By Yanks Reported
London reports Swiss radio says American planes machinegunned railway stations yesterday causing one death and several injuries. Swiss note air space was almost continuously violated by both British and American planes until 4:30 p.m. around Western Jura and Lake Geneva.
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London
Jura
Lake Geneva
Inter-City Rotary Meeting Returns to Lubbock Wednesday
Lubbock Rotarians host the 20th annual inter city Rotary meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Texas Technological College stock judging pavilion. Harley Sadler leads the program with entertainment by his company and Overton Ribble serves as program chairman.
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Lubbock Rotarians
O’ Texas
New Mexico
Texas Technological College
Harley Sadler
Overton Ribble
UAW Chief Confident of No Strike Pledge
R J Thomas president of the United Automobile Workers says at Grand Rapids that the union will vote to keep its no strike pledge at the national convention next week. He expects the pledge to pass despite preconvention talk of repealing it.
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UAW
Grand Rapids
Mich
R. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
Oil Is Sought as States Regain Oil Regulation
Rail road Commission Chairman Beaufort Jester will travel to Washington to persuade the Texas delegation to restore oil and gas regulation to states after the war. He questions PAW powers on refining transport and distillation limits and says Congress may be needed to regain state authority.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Beauford Jester
Washington
Texas
Jester
Harold Ickes
War
PAW
Ickes
Petroleum Administration For War
Congress
Inquiry on Army Gasoline Use Sparks Congressional Probe
In the Congressional Record Idaho teacher C. A. Sexton behaupts that Gowen Field Boise burns low-test gas from tank cars or trucks. Rep. White urges a national inquiry into whether the Army wastes fuel that could run tractors and trucks to help feed the world’s hungry. Replies from 15 lawmakers including Senators O’Daniels and Connally are received.
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White
Congressional Record
Idaho
Gowen Field
Boise
Ida
C. A. Sexton
Franklin School
Gowen Eid
Paper Salvage Drive Set For Next Sunday In Lubbock
Army trucks will collect salvaged paper from off west streets starting 8 a m next Sunday. Residents should bundle paper since last pickup in 20 to 25 pound packages and place it at nearest corner if on north south avenues as chamber officials say paper is a critical wartime material for the national effort.
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iSalvage
Lubbock
Chamber of Commerce
German General Killed by U.S. Seventh Troops Frontline
A German general, among the first high ranking officers killed on the front, charged a doughboy group in an American sector. He fled when confronted and was shot down as his aides and bodyguard surrendered.
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U. S
Mander
Prominent Woman Held On Theft Charge
Riverhead New York September 9 A prominent woman daughter of an Episcopal minister and descendant of Presidents was jailed in Suffolk County charged with stealing jewelry worth 37000 from friends in Westhampton Beach and East Hampton. Mrs Job Taylor 2nd held without bail on first degree grand larceny after waiving examination in two arraignments.
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Riverhead
N. Y
Suffolk County
Westhampton Beach
Easthampton
Job Taylor
William
Henry Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Frederick Lincoln Flinchhaugh
Cincinnati
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Taylor
Justice of the Peace
Charles Ladder, Jr
William H. Strong
Finns Flee to Sweden Amid Fear Of German stand
Af tonbladet reports Finns are fleeing Finnish Lapland to Sweden with luggage and cattle fearing Germans may not evacuate or allow a safe withdrawal without fighting.
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Stockholm
Aftonbladet
Lapland
Sweden
Finland
France Proclaims End of Petain Regime in Favor of Republic
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Petain's French State abolished and France declared a republic. Gen. Charles de Gaulle's regime issued a formal statement asserting the republic never ceased to exist. An ordinance earlier Aug 9 declared invalid major acts of the Petain government.
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Petain
Paris
Marshal Petain
France
Charles de Geulle
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