Per Capita Aid For Schools Cut In Texas Apportionment
In Austin July 37 the per student scholastic apportionment for Texas free public schools was reduced from 17.80 to 16.00 dollars. The move, based on comptroller revenue estimates, lowers the school fund demand by about 2.25 million dollars. Nat Washer, chairman of the state board, said notices were sent to school offices to adjust contracts for the 1992 94 year. The comptroller estimates August 31 obligations at 5,516,637 dollars, with 4.50 of the 1991 32 allotment unpaid and carried to the next year if not settled.
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Siamese prince rejects royal title to study freely
In San Francisco on July 27, Prince M R Chakratong Tong Yai, cousin of the Siamese king, declares he prefers democracy to a royal title. He says he does not want to be burdened by a title while pursuing his studies at Corned.
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Dallas Man Dealt Thirteen Spades
Dallas resident Thomas Howe drew a perfect bridge hand at a party last night with 13 spades and achieved a grand slam in spades after a double and cedanbied. Several witnesses saw the hand.
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Attorneys to Eel Judge to Elect Special Jurist
San Antonio lawyers face another election as a special judge is chosen for a six week term. Judge W S Anderson orders a special term to open August 1 with three candidates Anthony Robertson and Carter Sr. only lawyers can vote. DA Walter Tynant hopes to empanel a special grand jury to tackle accumulated criminal matters.
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Von Gronau denies globe hop plans after Arctic flight
MourTRuAL July 2 Captain Von Gronau arrived from Germany after a trans Atlantic flight along the Arctic route. He said he will travel to Detroit Chicago Milwaukee and the Pacific coast but has no plan to attempt a round the world flight via the Lindbergh route. He will stay until Thursday and then continue, planning about a two week trip to study flying conditions along the way.
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Rubio Favors International Horse Show in Mexico City
President Pascual Ortiz Rubio pledged full government support for an international horse show to be held at the stadium on December 14. A Americans and Mexicans group urged the event, with R W Morrison of San Antonio noted as first to propose it to the president. The show would follow events in Chicago Kansas City St Louis Dallas and other U S midwestern cities.
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Mouse Trappers Licensed in Rural Area
CHURCHILL Man July 27 A license to set mouse traps is required in this backcountry. Prof Victor F Shelford of the University of Widuis arrived to study lower forms of animals and plants for Illinois zoology. He bought four dozen traps and began collecting white footed mice, now notified to obtain a proper permit to proceed.
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Graze Negro Killer Sought in Dallas Shooting Rampage
Dallas dispatch reports a manhunt for a black assailant identified by his brother Will Harris after a July 27 shooting spree in southeast Dallas. J. N. Alcorn, a former city employee, was wounded while several bystanders escaped. The suspect fled toward a store with a pistol in hand. In Rome, Count Alberto del Dono, a retired admiral and former marine minister in the Orlando cabinet, died at 76 after a long career in the war era.
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Unclear Raspy Text About Skin Ailment Remedy
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dubious skin rash remedy claiming to kill germs and treat itching. The text mentions a product or agent named Wigek net and references effects on the skin and associated sensations, but specifics and credibility are absent.
Mizner Illness Reported In Hollywood
July 27 Hollywood report shows Wilson Mizner, famed wit, gravely ill with bronchial pneumonia as per his physician.
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Nation's Banks in Healthy Condition
New Orleans report July 27 states 20 275 banks show a healthy condition. R M Sims secretary of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks released a survey of U S banking based on December 41 1931 reports. Total resources were 49 130 550 964 10 and deposits 502 14 192 615 59. OL Ye banks 14 WO2 are State banks and 6373 a onal banks.
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R. MN. Sims
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Nogales Digs Out After Cloudburst
Nogales residents dig out after a small cloudburst sent three feet of silt and debris into streets. The town suffered flooding and had not long ago endured a similar damaging event.
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Aviz
Fonera
Salaries Boosted for Colorado State Employees
In Denver on July 22 the state announces pay raises for employees earning under 1253 per month. The increases range from 69 to 125 dollars, affecting about 200 employees.
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