Educators urged to form coordinating council at Roosevelt era meeting
In Minneapolis March 1 New York educator Clyde R Miller urged 200 educators from nearly 100 institutions to back a co ordinating council for education and industry. The group would gather and interpret data to guide national policy and coordinate production health and recreation services. The National Society of the Study of Education endorsed the project and Jon Dewey urged teachers to push for school policies free from outside financial influence.
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Alin & Patheti
Hawthorne School Hosts Open House and Pageant
Hawthorne School under Miss Mary F Ruppertz held an open house for parents on Tuesday evening. A pageant titled Texas Under Six Ways was presented at 7 p.m. with a dinner in the cafeteria. New classrooms and shops opened for inspection between 1:30 and 10 p.m. The pageant was directed by Miss Dougou Garrett and Misses Mazabeth Maxwell and Louise Billups. The school orchestra performed.
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Mardi Gras Ends in New Orleans
New Orleans marked the end of its Mardi Gras season as Lent began. A car released from the festive pageantry at midnight under the bell of St Louis Cathedral signaled 40 days of fast and abstinence, ending the city’s masked dances parades and glittering halls.
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Congress Actions Today and Tuesday Debates and Bills
Readouts describe the Senate and House considering a wall contract resolution and banking committee stock inquiry. An agriculture appropriation report advances, a revision bill moves, and a conference report on an independent supplier issue is discussed amid party conference notes and committee activity.
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Boy Scouts of Sity Awarded District Merits and Honors
Boy Scouts from 19 districts received merit badges and honors after Courts of Honor held Tuesday night. The event highlighted nominees and promoted leaders across districts including An gates Heights Presbyterian church and Richmond commissioner offices.
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Tiustval program and social notices at local studios
The Alice Mayfield studios present a Tiustval program at Theme studio 414 West French piner ab-4 o'clock Wednesday. Read lists include Mary Jane Jackson David Calvert Pexey Lyne Gertrude Kon Beryl Frances VAgilis Jean Hennessey Barbara Anne Shaw Jeaty Ali Tyler Barbara Jean Gildemeeister Julia Lynch Billy Bonduvaul Nancy Hildebrand Bqtd Fly darrell Peggy Friederick Robert Boreaux Justine Kane Jean Gantt Scott Mooring Judith Gildmeister Eleanor Arbetter Marti Tildebrand Frances Felder Anne Evans. Punch bowl presided by Ruth Taylor and Frances Felder. Various clubs meet Thursday at multiple venues including Self Culture club at Women's club and Woodlawn Lake Civic club. Executive committee of Lara Stvele PTA, Circle No. 2 at Lutheran church, and other society meetings listed with times. Saturday events include Pounders' Day at San Antonia and a YMCA gathering with a benefit card party at W.M.F. hall. Public programs feature Olga Semile Sanders dancing recital at Kelly Field hostess house, and the International Relations club open discussion at incarnate Word College. Local music and teaching groups hold meetings in the week, with a range of speakers and musical performances noted.
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Autoist Confesses to Police in Town of Marsutatvtowns
A visitor to Marsutatvtowns Mayes area drove by a boulevard stop sign and confessed to the police after an unclear traffic incident. The report notes an intelligence index and a wartime connection with Malvavihta as details remain fragmentary.
Ocean NL bids opposed in Washington dispute
Two bids for ocean mail contracts were opened as a Senate filibuster delayed the awarding of the contracts. Bids came from Southgate Nelson of Norfolk and Philadelphia Mail Steamship Co. for several vessel classes with routes including Baltimore Philadelphia Manchester Liverpool and other British ports.
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Food Salesmen Convene In Ames For State Meeting
Food salesmen gathered at the Ames Plage hotel on a Wednesday conference in the state, led by vice president from the Illinois office. The meeting opened a nationwide series of sales proto- Lonny mertligs conducted by The Ree. Attendees included G. S. Holtsman, TLS Perkins, Davis, Wilkerson, A. Henly, AMT. Buckner, Ruth, Marke Ryan, Tigustan, and Ardeen Woll of the Chicago office. Five Capelnet electric cefigerni discussed for sales, with Set Slaroaftekt Tony 10 highlighted.
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Emerson School Prepares Parent Fete and History Pageant
Emerson Junior School will host an evening for parents Wednesday from 7 to 9 PM. Principal Mrs Kate Schenek announced that fathers and brothers may tour classrooms and shops guided by students. About 10 students will stage a Texas history pageant in the school auditorium to mark Independence Day under directors Mrs Haidve Gerhardt and Miss Ruth Blenson with Miss Bessie Lena Yates.
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Milam Elementary Pupils Stage Original Play The Time Does Fly
Milam elementary school presents a special class play The Time Does Fly directed by Mrs Virginian Manger and Miss Nette Carpenter. Pupils include R L Wade Allie Mann Anna Tou Blann Charles Highy Mary Tuttle Isavel Sno lingo Tsidro Cinnevaa and Thomas Neckar as they travel back in time to meet famous men with Mrs Josie Will supervising.
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Thomas Neckar
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Early Sap Comes From Maple Trees
Manchester dispatch reports mild weather aiding maple tapping by Willing Wy Logan known as the Sage of Heatriver FNL. He notes increased sap flow from maple trees as the season begins in early March.
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College Debating Team Announced for Westmeerland Colleges
Gordon Birdwell and Ragcoc Sint Will will represent Westmeerland colleges in a debate against Fro Teanniok Jautor College on the Kheedlalinrn of war debts in Degynyotl.
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Cotton relief pushed in Washington DC as price plan advances
Intensive support for a cotton relief plan surfaced in Washington with Senate leaders signaling eight sessions to push key appropriation bills. The measure would let farmers who cut 30 percent of 1985 acreage join a government pool, with profits tied to reduced output and price increases.
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Pueblo Debaters Return to Homes
Pueblo Debaters return to Lenmar High School Pueblo Colorado after two practice debates with Brackenridge Senior School teams. The girls Elisabeth Alford and Lizette Elley led the tax debate while the Pueblo boys George Beatty and Wells Burnette joined by Sim Antonian faced Gabe Cazell and Nathan Klett in the second debate.
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Gabe Cazell
Nathan Kletan
Westmoorland College Drama Team Faces District Meet
Westmoorland College Hope to win the district junior college one act play elimination meet Friday at 6 pm. They will compete against Saint Augustine Lutheran College and San Antonio Junior College. Cast includes Katherine Ketter Dorothea Berry Ralph Milam and Victor Hankinson. Directed by Mrs George Robbins.
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Hawthorne Boys Learning to Cook at Maeliorne School
A group of 16 Hawthorne youngsters, part of the Boys Cooking lib at Maeliorne junior school, learn kitchen skills under Miss Faleilw hr. The program involves 95 writs and a small staff including Robey McKeavie as president and the others in roles such as treasurer and secretary.
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Blind Man on Bond in Fatal Shooting
A garbled report describes a fatal shooting connected to a blind man held on bond. Names and details are severely corrupted, leaving the core event and involved parties unclear.
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