Should Teens Who Hate School Be Forced to Attend
A nation wide survey finds 81 percent of boys and 73 percent of girls favor allowing uninterested students to quit school and not work early. Educators discuss separating bright pupils or enriching classes while acknowledging laws making truancy rare. The report notes many teens believe school should be optional for those lacking interest.
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Towa High School
PTA
Ait
San Francisco
Orj
New York Teachers Guilds
Gle
Alabama
Senate
Masee
Minnesota
Pen Sisenes
New York
Langivay
Railroads Boost Passenger Fares Across Regions
Western railroads began charging higher fares after the Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 5 percent rise for interstate passenger rates west of the Mississippi. Eight Eastern lines received emergency authority for a 5 percent increase in first class and interstate coach fares, with Pullman space rising 7 percent, effective midnight Monday. The Eastern lines include Chesapeake & Ohio, New York Central, Norfolk & Western, the Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore, Pittsburgh and Lake Erie, Lehigh Valley, and Reading.
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Washington
Western Trailroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Mississippi River
Eastern Rairoads
Tec
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York ‘Central
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Doctor and Narcissa Seek Shield on Montana Ranch
In northeastern Montana Narcissa Hull travels with Dr. Erd Eklund after the stagecoach stop at Coyote Creek. They plan to settle at Tom Armington’s ranch to care for his two daughters Peggy and Patty while contemplating marriage to Kinney and facing smallpox risk.
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Anata
Narcisca
Jayarn
Montana
Miarey
Raul
Franié
Kinney
JN Jacobsen
Erd Eklund
Hye
Narcissa
Eroil
Eklund
Iana
Peggy
Tom
High Low
Leo
Ward
Doc
Ekludd
Cresh
Indiana
Emil
Jacobsen
Armington
Narcissa Hull
Patty
Tom Armington
Military men aid refugee program at Carrip Kilmer NJ
Two area servicemen participate in Project Mercy at Carrip Kilmer New Jersey as several thousand Hungarian refugees are admitted to the United States as immigrants. Specialist 3 C Bobby Mabes and Sgt Ce Millon L Bailey Meade are among hundreds selected to help establish and maintain a reception and housing center for the refugees. Mabes is with the 19th Engineer Battalion at Fort George G Meade Maryland. Bailey is son of Mr and Mrs McKinley Bailey and entered the Army in 193. He is also with the 19th Engineer Battalion at Fort Meade. Pvt James E Collier 22 graduates from the general supply entry course at Fort Lee Virginia. His wife Frances Mabey lives in Mullens. He studied administration procedures sock record control storage and issue of supplies. Collier entered the Army last July and did basic training at Fort Hood Texas. His father Walter R Collier lives in Bradley and his mother, Mrs Maggie Ruth Kemp, in Topeo Ohio.
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Project Mercy
Carrip Kilmer
N. J
United States
C. Bobby
Js Mabes
Daniels
Ce Millon L. Bailey. Meade
Army
Mabes
19Th Engineer Battalion
Fort George G
Hie
Mullens
Fort Hood
Tex
Walter R. Collier
Bradley
Maggie’ Ruth. Kemp
Tofeo
Ohio
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Eugene Gilbert
Gilbert Youth
Tam
Nurcu
Proper Protection
Manea Insurance Agency, Inc
Cae
Guy Amato
Mor
Phon
Beckley
West Virginia
Quickle’s
Domino
North Fayette ST
Oak Hill
Virginia Street
France
Jandeau
Archie Joscelyn
Army’s Quartermaster School
Fort Lee, Wa
Pvt
James E. Collier
Frances
Peggy Kessinger
Filbert
Garine
G. Mr. Powers
FAMA
Fama’s
Neville ST
BOC
Kroger
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