Kentucky Education Amendments Backed by State Board
Governor Morrow urges Kentucky to approve two constitutional amendments to remove education from politics. Prominent figures like R. L. Dudley and Belle H. Bennett argue these changes will improve schools, modernize facilities, and raise teacher standards, citing Illinois or California examples and a hope to reduce illiteracy in one generation.
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Bowling Green
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Lexington
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Richmond
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Subscribe for Your Home Town Paper Week Declared
November 7 12 marks a nationwide push for subscriptions to local weeklies and small dailies. The campaign highlights the home newspaper as a community institution supported by ministers schools and farming groups.
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Diamonds and public life stir local views on virtue
A hometown editorial lambastes diamond excess as vulgar, contrasts old values with modern commerce, and notes a Bottling Works Co gasoline station on East Locust Street seeking public patronage amid changing times.
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