Current Topic by Mark Merit on Courtesy in Business
Mark Merit argues that pre inventory sales ads prompt a broader audit of business conduct. He notes customer courtesy is returning as the driver in retail, with clerks and staff regaining focus on service. He urges firms to maintain courtesy to boost consumer experience and profits, offering a 96 page booklet upon request.
Cadets debate reinstatement at Texas A and M College
At Texas A and M College a call for commission reissuance is open but only a few cadets have applied. About 10 percent of seniors intend to resign unless all 12 demands are met, while a 3 am to 4 am meeting yielded no public statements. A second meeting will be held. officials say cadets must apply individually.
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Texas A
M. College
Teir
G. R. White
Brady
College Board of Directors
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Ed D. Brandt
Corps
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Victoria Festival to feature 65 member high school bands
The 65 member Thomas Jefferson High band under Kenneth Emery will join 63 other high school music groups at the Victorian Virginia music festival on Victoria Junior Village campus in February. Thirty three bands, 28 choruses and orchestras plus a drama act and a bugle corps from 38 schools will compete. No awards but each group will receive critique from field judges.
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Yoclorta
Thomas Jefferson High
Banc
Kenneth GC
Emery
Wil Bel
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Victoria Junior Vollage
Victoria Ious Club
Shoals
Baptists Renew Battle on Truman
Houston January 31 Baylor University plans to award President Truman an honorary degree on March 4 sparking a split within the Texas General Baptist convention. Critics led by W L Shruthlesworth and M Rhoades condemn the move and warn it will not end the controversy. Baylor trustee Podes supports staying with the convention and backing its decision, while noting he was not consulted on the degree.
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Baylor University
Cowan
W. L. Sruthlesworth
Las
Texas General Baptist Convention
Truman
Bhut Wemmond
Fam
Pat ML
Podes
Baylor Board of Trustees
Tam
Baylor
Harold Norman wounded during Macbeth stage fight in London
England Jan 31 Harold Norman who plays Macduff in the Oldham Repertory Players Macbeth production was wounded on stage when Foy Anthony Oakley as Macduff delivered a forceful thrust. Norman staggered off with a five inch knife wound in the abdomen.
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Olpham
England
Harold Norman
MacgbBel
Oldjam Repertory Players
Ihr Shakspeawan Tagedy
MacDuff
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Wael Norman
Cadman Will Bequeaths Protege Education Fund
Cadman’s will leaves about a third of an estate near $100,000 for the musical education of a protege. Pianist Edward Marsh, 18, receives $75 monthly during a trust until age 21, then a third of the income from Cadman’s composition penalties. A probate hearing occurred in Superior Court today.
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Angplas
Jan Oe
Charles Wakefield
Cadman
Edward Marsh
Superior Court
Marsh
Juke Box Burglars Hit Lone Star Cafe
Police reported a burglary at the Lone Star cafe on 741 South Flores Street. A thief took 350 dollars in cash and three watches, while a damaged jukebox, a phonograph table, a ciparet machine and a desk were among the items strewn at the scene. A watch with a missing strap was found nearby, suggesting an earlier attempt to flee.
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Lone Star Cafe
South Flores Street
Firklay
Bunglar
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