Courts Shift Political Case in Cranbas City
In Cranbas City on February 22, the trial of Theanse J. Pendergidt and Emmett Onfalley, once political leaders, on charges linked to former Missouri superintendent of Insurance was moved from Judge Albert A. Ridge’s court after Ridge disqualified himself due to prior representation in related litigation. The case was transferred to Judge Roy G. Cowan’s court.
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Erivery
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Albert A. Ridge
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Well-Reared Parents Urged by Molly Heisman in Bexar County
In a feature on child welfare in Bexar County, Molly Heisman profiles Miss Lucy G Smithers, executive secretary of the Child Protective Society, detailing her tough caseload of abused, neglected, and dependent children. The piece notes 3307 complaints last year, 294 answered or acted on by courts and hospitals, and a shelter system housing youths while families are rearranged, with Miss Smithers balancing dozens of duties and animal rescues alongside human care.
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Lucy G.smithers
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General Motors opens work school program in Detroit
February 22 Detroit General Motors head Wilson announced a major worker training effort. The plan aims to instruct 60 000 to 100 000 untrained manufacturing personnel across 40 plants. The program uses short task specific modules with large training time, supported by the General Motors Institute in Flint as staff and quarters. Trainees mostly ages 18 to 25, with high school backgrounds, will receive defense order oriented instruction.
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Theater Employes Strike Spreads From Tulsa to Springfield
Tulsa strike by motion picture theater workers prompts spreads to Springfield. Dispute centers on salary increases as International Vice President Felix D. Siow cautions the action may widen. Griffin Southwasterry Beeae Vers Inc. employees join, with plans to call out Springfield workers tonight.
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Gomal Leader Thae Buried In New Braunfels
Funeral services for Albert J. Ludwig former New Braunfels city commissioner and leather works owner will be held Sunday afternoon at the Boeppelchiniat Funeral home. Ludwig died yesterday morning of a heart attack. He directed the Community Pair association and was deacon of the New Braunfels First Lutheran lodge. He served on the New Braunfels School board and as city commissioner. Surviving are his widow Adel Ludwig two sons James and Guiten Ludwig and three sisters.
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Editors Call for Generalized Censorship of Secrets
New York editors urge government to define what counts as harmful military information. They debate whether publishing Gen George Marshall testimony should have been allowed, arguing loyalty to readers requires disclosure of vital government activity while safeguarding national defense. Leaders from Dallas Times Herald and Kansas City Star weigh dual duties to inform the public and protect secrets.
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Kansas City Star
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Purged' Ex Teacher Back on School Job
Joseph Cloud recalls Miss Ells Butler, longtime San Antonio educator, who after a purge in 1937 was reinstated as a substitute and then appointed assistant librarian at Emerson School. Her career, praised by former students and professionals, highlights her perseverance amid controversy and the push for reinstatement of unjustly removed teachers.
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