School board weighs legality of issuing interest bearing scrip
Clemens, board attorney, reviews legality of issuing interest bearing scrip to cover May salaries for 1500 employees. President Roger Stokes says the board aims to issue about 12 000 pieces next week in denominations of 10 25 50 100, after banks declined a direct loan of 550 000. Banks may finance up to 1 075 million during the year.
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Lawley Named to Head Post of American Legion
Maj. Douglas Lawley nominated without opposition to command Alamo post No. 2 of the American Legion. Nominating committee also named 17 nominees for executive roles. Election set for the third Thursday in July with installation October 20. a 32 member delegation led by Dr. Ivy Stansell planned to attend the Third Division Legion convention in Brownevile.
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Alamo Post No. 2
American Legion
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Ita
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Legion
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John R. Donaghue
Lewis Peletta
Willis A. Sadler
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Wyoming Battleship Wyomine Reaches Galveston Harbor
The USS Wyomine with about 500 Naval Academy midshipmen arrived at Galveston for a week long stay. An air show by the third attack group was planned for Tuesday for the visitors, with no charges for specific events noted.
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Social notes from San Antonio events and travels
Miss Emma Burleson and sister Lily of Austin visit Houston kin and plan return Saturday. A china shower honors Miss Jane Smith. A San Antonio party sails Saturday on the Mohawk for Galveston with Eleanor Nolte, Helen Wellington, James E. Harper Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Hatsotl Moody among the group. Mrs. W C Wilson hosts dinner for Donald Brian and Merry Widow cast at Sunken Garden. Numerous engagements, motor trips, and social gatherings fill the week across San Antonio and surrounding towns.
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Houston
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Moody
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Birth Rates Fall in Major Cities Worldwide
New York June 17 report shows birth and death rates declining in large cities worldwide. A statistical survey by Metro Life Insurance notes birth rates fell last year in 48 of 42 American cities examined, with increases in two and stability in the remaining two. In 24 cities the rate dropped over six percent.
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Metropoliti Life Inéucence Company
High School Girl Sues Over Mob Spanking Case
Georgia Hill, 14, formerly of Grootland and now in Moline, Illinois, files suit in Goodland Kansas for 415000 damages claiming a mob of 10 high school girls spanked her at night after a basketball game. The petition alleges she was taken to the edge of town and paddled with slippers following a broken date agreement. The filing cites the incident as a violent assault with long lasting harm.
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Swedes Consider Night Curfew to Limit Open Hours
Stockholm June 1. Swedish legislators weigh a curfew bill after U.S. style nightclubs staying open till dawn provoke concern. The government may set a curfew as early as 11 pm, aiming to curb late hours and street disturbances.
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