Special Session May Be Needed For Texas Schools
Denton Texas reports a possible special session of the legislature to address educational funding and school operations. Governor Patel notes current funds are insufficient and revenue measures are needed to support public schools, with emphasis on maintaining the next school year and teacher salaries.
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Pilot breaks record at mail flier event in Wyoming
May 12 in Cheyenne and Wray, pilot Harry G. Binith set a record with a 174 mile/hr speed test aided by tailwind. Officials report strong service support and nearby coverage from Nord Platte Neb.
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Wray
Harry G. Binith
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Cheyenny
Wra
Nord Platte
Neb
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Gily
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Bil St. Mary's St
Ade
Air Fleet Planned for Coming Year by Naval Officials
Washington May 12 Plans for complete aircraft equipment of the fighting fleet in the coming fiscal year were laid before the Senate Naval committees by Rear Admiral Moffatt chief of the navy bureau of aeronautics. The project envisions 214 airplanes on battleships cruisers and other ships to defend against enemy air attack. It calls for portable catapult launchers on ships and aircraft carriers to augment range and reconnaissance.
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Jugoslavs Accept 100 Million Loan Offer
Belgrade reports the Jugoslav government has agreed to conditions set by an American banking syndicate for a loan of 100 million dollars. Terms include specified interest and repayment details to be finalized in forthcoming negotiations. The announcement follows months of financial discussions between Belgrade and U.S. financiers.
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America
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Madden Says Army Saving Is From Pay Of Enlisted Troops
Washington May 1 Pay debate in the House on the army pay bill centered on a claimed $14 000 010 saving attributed to enlisted men receiving no larger pay scales. Madden and Adams lead opposition to increasing officer pay while voting records show a defeated strong amendment 64 to 21. Officials anticipate passage action by Saturday as leaders shift to other matters.
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Church Building Starts at Pirate Presbyterian in Victoria
Ground was probed and work began on the new Pirate Presbyterian Church in Victoria Texas on Wednesday morning A short religious service drew a large group of ranchers and church friends The brick structure cost about 50040 dollars
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Victoria
Tex
Pirate Presbyterian Church
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Daugherty Says U S May Recover 19 Million War Claims
Attorney General Daugherty told the House Appropriations Committee progress on fraud investigations could yield about 19.2 million for war claims. A $500,000 for investigation and prosecution will be reported to the House next week to authorize extra DOJ offices and staff.
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U. S
Washington
I. C
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Congress
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House
Antopristions Committee
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Madden
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Diamond Dyes promise safe home dyeing for many fabrics
A vintage advert claims Diamond Dyes dye sweaters and skirts without streaking or fading. It assures perfect results even after long wear, offering guidance on dyeing wool silk cotton or blends and touts decades of use by millions of women to revitalize worn garments.
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