More Farm Training Seen in Mechanized Texas
Texas will need more highly trained farmers as mechanization expands in farming. Rob ert Manire, state supervisor of agricultural education, told the vocational agriculture teachers conference in San Antonio that mechanization along with livestock cuts labor but demands stronger training for youths entering farming. The program should involve the whole farm family and advance the district’s intellectual and economic status. Mayors and education officials welcomed delegates, with awards given for long service and upcoming area meetings and officer elections.
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Yne Aavarpe
Texas
Robert Manire
Austin
Vocational Agriculture Teachers Conference
Plaza Hotel
Manire
Mayor Speaks
San Antonio
White
W. E. Lowry
W. W. Jackson
State Board of Education
J. W. Edgar
J. R. Cuffman
Midland
Vocational Agriculture Teachers Assn
Owen Darrough
Sims
E. E. Marshall
Farmersville
J. T. Rollins
McKinney
David Reed
Silsbee
Texas Writers Assn
Ralph Johnson
Houston
Houston Farm and Ranch Club
Goy
Shivers
J. Condon
Sears, Roebuck and Co. Agricultural Foundation
Chicago
Richard John Mott
Great Britain
Herman Williams
Glidewater
Briton Addresses Ag Meeting On War Organization Ideas
John Nott of Worcestershire England and Wilbur Dunk of Sunc tion spoke at a farm meeting. Nott, an exchange student, gave impressions of Texas farming and contrasted U S southwestern practices with Britain. His speech covered war organization and a former FIA vice president described the alumni group aims to reach high school youths ineligible for the regular FFA.
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Worcestershire
England
Wilbur Dunk
Sunction
Nott
Texas
U. S
Great Britain
War
Ganization
FIA
Dunk
FFA
Pasture Plan Details Texas grass program rollout
Ralph Johnston spoke for Gov. Shivers at a vocational agriculture teachers conference outlining a 10 year Pasture and Livestock Improvement Program for Texas. The plan emphasizes soil and grass research, district representation, and state wide meetings to share results, with crimson clover and pangola grass among new introductions.
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Shivers
Texas
Vocational Agriculture Teachers Conference
Plaza Hotel
Ralph Johnston
Houston
Houston Fort
Rancheich
Johnston
Rene
Wil Vocational Agriculture
Ray Willoughby
San Angela
Southwest Cattle Raisers
Ys Afsn
Clavie Veites
Austin
W. O. Cox
Toxas
Alabama
Florida
AFB Adopts New Schedule for Randolph Personnel
Randolph AFB will implement a new work pattern starting in August 1920, assigning military and civilian staff to the third Saturday and Sunday of each month with the preceding Friday and following Monday as days off. The change supports corollary reserve training as current orders require two full active-duty days monthly. The B29 combat crew training program at Randolph now follows this schedule while basic pilot training continues under the old plan.
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Randolph Afb
Randolph
Stratocruiser Flies Record Load to Frankfort
A Pan-American World Airways Stratocruiser arrived at Frankfort today with 83 aboard, the largest number carried on a regular flight across the ocean. All passengers were U.S. Army personnel or dependents bound for Germany for routine assignment. The load included 44 children 11 years old or younger, nine of them infants.
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Frankfort
World Airways
Ocean
U.S. Army
Germany
Ag Dean At Meeting At Texas Agricultural Conference
A. R. Alexander, a leading agricultural education figure at Texas A and M, attends the Vocational Agricultural Teachers conference at the Plaza hotel. He has trained more teachers than any other in the state and has been with A and M since 1913. He was the first advisor of the Texas Future Farmers of America when it had under 2000 members. the organization now claims about 35,000.
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Plaza Hotel
Department For Agricultural Education
Texas A
Mr. Bryan
Texas Future Farmers of America
New Mexico Draft Registrants Rejected for Literacy and Education
About 30 percent of the New Mexico draft registrants examined this week were rejected on mental and educational criteria. Col. R C Chart Dial F231 to place Lightton, state selective service, direct, Want Ads.
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Santa ‘Re
N. M
New Mexico
Col. R-C
Lightton
State Selective Service
Tor
German to Speak in S A at La Villita
Rev Guntay AL Gedat will speak at 9 30 a m Sunday in the Business men's Bible class at La Villita on European Christians facing the world crisis today He is director of the International Council for Christian Leadership and president of the Christian Boy's Town movement in Germany He opposed the Nazi regime and went underground He is visiting the U S for the eighth time Pastor My Guest will preside and the public is invited to attend
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la Villita
Guntay AL Gedat
International
Corneil
Christian Boy's Town
Germany
U.S
AFL Pushes Voters to Sign Up in Action Drive
Labor leaders plan week long action to urge workers and families to register before the November election. Campaign emphasizes rapid action and convenience with light want ads as a prompt.
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AFL
Labor
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