Teachers propose English class divide at conference
Twenty four questions were submitted by English teachers for Discussion Friday at the Texas region of the National Council of Teachers of English. Dr FE A Cross, Mrs Luella B Cook and Dr Robert Fooley lead the discussion at the Municipal auditorium and the regional conference will attract instructors from Louisiana Oklahoma New Mexico and Mississippi.
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Texas
FE. A. Cross
Nationet Council
Luella B. Cook
Central High School
Minneapolis
Robert ©. Fooley
University of Wisconin
Angela Broentns
the Nations Conference
Southwest
Tam Launsiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Mississippi
Cat family grows up atop Grand Coulee Dam
In Grand Coulee Washington amid noise and workers a mother cat raised four kittens on the dam. The story describes the feline family thriving above the busy site as steel and activity surround them.
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Dam Grand Coulee
Wash
March Tamm
Grand Goulee Dam
Texas Heroes Day Observed by State Students
Local school children held two processions to honor the defenders of the Alamo for Texas Heroes Day on March 6. A daytime march to Milam Square and a night lantern procession to the Alamo featured salutes to the relics and a speech by Dudley Greene of St. Mary's University. Organizations participating included The Texas Historical and Landmarks Society, Daughters of the Republic of Texas, Central Catholic High, Hewthorne Junior, Burbank Vocational Tech, Brackenridge, Lantner Senior, St. Mary's, St. Joseph's, Texas Military Institute, and St. Gerard's High School.
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Hell
Texas
Milam Square
The
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Dudley Greene
Sir. Mary's University
the Alamo
Finland
Gallo
Texas Historical and Landmarks Society
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Central Catholic High School
Hewthorne
Burbank Vocational
Tech
Brackenridge and Lanter
St. Mary's Parochial
St. Joseph's
Texas Military Institute
St. Gerard's High School
Bus Crash Injures Four Sidney La nier Junior High Team
Four members of the Sidney La nier Junior High school basketball team were hospitalized after a collision between a school bus and a Public Service company truck near West Gramercy and Montrose. Bruno Herrera and Tavarz Conrad Salinas were severely injured with a severed artery and amputated hand respectively. Willie Franks Jr and others sustained various injuries as the bus occupants, about 22 students, were en route to a city junior high championship game that was canceled. Several suspects were detained. coach Brothersman briefly restrained during the incident.
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Robert B.green
West Gramercy Place
Montrose Avenir
Bruno Herrera
West Commerce Street
Robert ‘Tavarz
Grenet Street
Herrera
Tuvaga
Conrad Salinas
Monterey Street
Willie Franks Jr
Comali Street
Thomag Jefferson Senior High School
Nathaniel Hawthorne Junor School
Felipe Alanis
Bex Mil
F. Brotherman
Lanter
Alauis
W. N. Andas
Delgado
Frances Cox sentenced for murder in Mason Street case
District Judge W. W. McCrary sentenced Frances Cox, 629 Mason Street, to five years in the penitentiary for the murder of Fred Moseley, a retired Army sergeant. The jury deliberated Tuesday night before the verdict. Cox waived appeals and was taken to county jail for transfer to Huntsville. her husband Alonzo Cox conferred with her and her attorneys in the judge's chambers. Separately federal tax experts estimated income taxes on state and local government employees could rise two to three times the previous forecast, with salaries totaling about 3.6 billion dollars subject to federal tax.
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Frances Cox
Mason Street
Fred Moseley
Alonzo Cox
Womman
Use
McCrory
Cox
Washington
Indicted in Fraud Counts In Wisconsin Investigation
Madison Wis nine Texas and Wisconsin residents once connected with the Buckman Investment Company pleaded innocent in federal court. The defendants faced fraud and securities violations charges from an August grand jury. A hearing on a bill of particulars was ordered for April 1 as bonds remained at 2500 each.
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B. ©. Buckman
Loui ¢. George
Mom the Wise
Consin
Ainte Securities Inn
Edwin Crofoot
Bayotv
Texas
Auckna
Victor Boyle Elected President of Co-Op Club
Victor Boyle heads the Frank Brothers Employees Co-op, elected president. Other officers include Harold Sorrell as vice president, Miss Jewell Durham secretary, Charles W. H. Brewster treasurer, Pat Walshlerant-anins as assistant, and Ronn Borja as publicity chairman.
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View Puyi Auursany Vag Geen
Frank Brothers Employes Co-opers
Harold Sorrell
Miss Jewell Durham
Charles WH. Brewster
Treachrer
Pat Walshser- Reant
L A Pair Winners at Minnesota Youth Auditions
The Minnesota Youth Auditions, sponsored by the NWA, crowned Pied Hary and W. Eliot from San Antonio as winners. The statewide event traced ten qualifying places with auditions held across Austin.
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L.A
Pied Hary
W. Eliot
San Amonia
Amonia
NWA
2600 Teachers Expected At Alamo District Convention
About 2600 teachers from 22 counties in the Alamo district are expected at the opening session of the Alamo district convention Friday evening in San Antonio. F A Sahm presides as talks are planned by state, university, and college leaders.
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Texas State Teachers Association
San Antonio
Miniester
F. A. Sahm
Mixa
Mary Louise Williamy
Roberta Johnson
Council
Mantelpa
Alamo District
Margaret Burke
E. O. Tanher
Southwestern State Teachers’ College
North Side Sewer Connections Severed Over Permits
Deputy Mayor Floyd McGown announced Thursday that sewer connections for several North Side suburban homes were severed by the city. Most cut Wednesday were made without proper permits or sign contracts and pay rent.
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North Side
Floyd McGown
Bystander Frees Pinned Driver in Street Incident
Police said Raymond Burney was cranking a truck on Broadway when the vehicle rolled backward and pinned him against another parked truck. J F Meadows and a bystander freed Burney after moving the second vehicle, suffering lacerations about the jaws and back.
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J. F. Meadows
Hursday
Raymond Burney
San Luis
Burney
FCA Loans Put at $2,595,534,825
Washington data shows federal credit administration notes total loans advanced to farmers for farms machinery livestock improvements refinancing and mortgage repayment reached 2.695 billion on January 1, down from 2.789 billion a year earlier and far below the 2.900 billion peak in 1936. Outstanding loans numbered 1.057 million with Texas land bank and loan commissioner totals at 1.241 billion versus 0.953 billion a year ago.
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Washington, Nmarch
Party Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank and Land Loank Commissioner
Texas
Cash and Hospital Pass Key Stolen
Randolph, an employee at a San Antonio Site hospital, reported $40.50 in cash and a hospital pass key stolen from trousers left on a chair while he opened his house to carpenters. The prowler left behind the trousers and took the key from a large set carried on his belt.
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San Antonio Site
Fix Ls
Randolph
Seguin
Micke J
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