Rule on Teacher Requirements Relaxed in Texas
Austin, June 23. A state committee approved changes to a qualification rule for teachers. Experience now counts for many as a prerequisite to employment, while new entrants must hold a degree. Those under 15 years in service with no degree must take at least 12 semester hours in three years. Principals and superintendents under 15 years must earn 12 hours per three years until a bachelor’s degree is earned.
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Austin
Texas
State Committee On
Ers
Celebrate Their 50th Anniversaries
The Cave Creek Lutheran Church marked its founding anniversary and the 50th anniversary of Pastor Rev. E Hannemann’s consecration with a June 17 service. Guests included former members and friends, with sermons by Rev. Arthur Rode and Rev. Helmuth Gold. A barbecue followed in the Alfred Ottmers ranch pecan grove.
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Cave Creek Lutheran Church
E. Hannemann
Arthur Rode
Taylor
Helmuth Gold
Lytton
Iowa
Alfred Ottmers Ranch
Fredericksburg
Hallettsville approves bonds for city utilities expansion
In Hallettsville Texas on June 15 voters approved 105 to 29 the issuance of 23000 dollars in revenue bonds tied to a public works loan. The funds back a 159000 gallon elevated water tank Venturi meter system and extended distribution with extra fire hydrants under a PWA grant of about 7000 dollars.
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Hallettsville
Texas
PWA
Trial in Gonzales Slaying Continued
The trial of I. G. Vackar for the fatal shooting of Warren Bobbitt at a dance in January was continued to the next district court term due to absent defense witnesses and because one prosecutor is in LaGrange.
Local residents share visits across towns
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Schoenig returned home in Victoria Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Palivka of Shiner visited the Spann home Monday morning and also traveled to Praba the same day.
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Lon Spann
Mrs. L. C. Schoenig
Victoria
Joe Palivka
Shiner
Praba
Present Paper Money To Be Withdrawn
Washington, D. C. The treasurer began withdrawing all present stocks of paper money and replacing them with bills conforming to the new monetary program that bans gold redemption. About a billion pieces will be replaced, involving roughly 4.8 billion dollars. The process will be gradual and take several years, with all paper varieties changed and a new silver certificate series created tied to the recent program.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
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