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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1925

Page

6

Education Department bill aims to unify federal education work

A new measure proposes an executive Department of Education with a cabinet secretary and $1.5 million annual funding. It transfers the Bureau of Education and Vocational Education, abolishes the Commissioner role, and forms the Federal Conference on Education to coordinate activities across departments. The plan has broad support from the National Education Association and allied women's groups, with Coolidge rumored to back reorganization but federal aid opposed by some.

Ohn Dickinson Sherman Congress Department of Education Charles Curtis Kansas Senate Daniel A. Reed New York Federal Board For Vocational Education National Education Association Indianapolis Secretary of Education Commissioner of Education Unite States Veterans’ Bureau War Department Navy Department Bureau of Education Department of the Interior Federal Conference On Education Department ofEducation Department United States House of Congress Mary C. C. Bradford State Superintendent of Public Instruction Starding Department of Education and Welfare Department of Education and Relief Coolidge Veteran Relief Jast Congress Religious Education Association American Council On Education National Education Charl O. Williams Women's Joint Congressional Committee Washington General Federation of Women's Clubs John D. Sherran National League of Yeomen Voters Belle Sherwin Cleveland Ohio American Association of University Women Aurelia Henry Reinhardt Oakland Cal American Legion John W. Mahon The Disabled American Veterans Veterans’ Bureau Mary MacSkimmon Brookline Mass Association Doctor Strayer

Indiana News Briefs Highlight Indiana Events Across State

The Indiana Association of Swine Judges met at Purdue in Lafayette. Notables include Amos Whiteley of Muncie death and Judge John Raulston speaking in Evansville. New Albany appoints John Ray inspector. Green Castle bond issue approved for a new building. Goodrichs sail to Europe. Downey dies in Indianapolis. Notre Dame confers degrees. cantaloupe marketing in Jackson County.

Indiana Association of Swine Judges Purdue University Laffryette Amos Nelson Whiteley Muncie John T. Raulston Dayton Tenn Evansville Ayoga Tabernacle Avoga Randolph County BE. O M. Brown A. G. Daly John Ray New Albany Indianapolis State Board of Tax Commissioners Greencastle James P. Goodrich John Downey Vincennes Jeading Knox County Bar St. Vincent's Hospital University of Notre Dame South Bend Edward Rector Chicago DePauw University Bedford Ind Jackson County John E. Hunsucker Co-Operative Growers’ Association Wallonia Ed Jackson Indiana State Prison Michigan City Indiana Bloomington Indiana University State Board of Health Winona Lake Warsaw W. F. King Anderson Pesthouse Madison County Beachler Marion County County Board of Education Board of Trustees Purdue University At Lafayette Department of Justice Brazil State Tax Board Clay County Lt. Miller Larry Willetts Republican Party Eri. A. McCarty William A. Moffett United States Navy Culver Summer Schools Addressoau Air Service Arthur Barry O'Neill Notre Dame University

Theard Theatre Treasurer Acts Courageous in Ad Attempt

Target Skill in Vain Miss Catherine Murdock, treasurer of a theater in Kansas City, practiced shooting for months to cope with thugs at the theater box office. She was waylaid while taking $1,200 to the bank and refused to shoot, saying killing for money would end her life, her aim now said to be true.

Catherine Murdock Kansas City

Fortune Turns From Doors to Electric Push Buttons

A concise line notes a shift from passive luck to proactive action, suggesting using an electric button to attract opportunity rather than waiting. The aphorism frames effort and modern tech as the key to success.

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