Gregory Wins Election At Texas Teachers' Convention
John Gregory, superintendent of schools at Mr Allen Barahday, was elected president of the Texas State Teachers Association by a narrow three vote margin over Miss Quota Wandis. L. Slate announced the results at the Municipal Auditorium, with R. C. Patterson elected first vice president. Two amendments to the constitution were defeated. A large crowd of teachers planned to stay for a San Antonio opera, and NYA and WPA discussions highlighted the day.
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Rush Galdyrell
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Lyndon B. Johnson
NYA
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Rey File
Ohio
President Roosevelt Assesses 1991 Budget at Warm Springs
At Warm Springs Georgia President Roosevelt analyzes the 1991 federal budget cutting $409,000,000. Critics call the speech an attempt to balance gains to favor future policy. The event drew officials and citizens, with discussion on employment and aid as main future concerns.
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Wark Springs
Roosevelt
Honny P. Tieteher
Nad Honat Mao
New Deal
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Pert McPherzon
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Geors van Tom Moseley
Fourth Corps
Bern
Charles Weet
Loterior
Eugene Talmadgs
Georgia
Atlanta
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Uncle Sam Sends One Cent Check to Man in 1922
Edward Qonell claims he received a one cent check from the government in 1922 after an insurance overpayment. The unusual payment was mailed by a government insurance cashier and has since drawn attention as an odd historic remnant.
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Uncle Sam
Edward Qonell Beiieves
By & Government Insurances
Goat Feasts After Battle at Police Pound
An irate Angora goat chased and charged at Bowie area crowds before police corralled it. Officers Wiseman and Thompson lured, roped, and loaded the beast into a patrol car then to the pound where Queenie the police dog guarded the scene. A separate line offers a five room brick home for rent at 119 Norkin Drive for $45 a month.
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Bi) Thompson
Bowie
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Marcal
Ted
Norkin Drive
Roosevelt pledges wider world markets for farm products
President Roosevelt pledges to open world markets wider for American farm products during his campaign. An American agricultural attaché reports European countries along the Canabe have exported more pork lard in the first 14 months of the year than in any full year since World War I, saying AAA policy has reduced U.S. export supplies.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Bolweede
AAA
Koogevelte
United States
Mystery Fan Gets Letter From Yale Bowl Gala
A garbled note from Conm reports mystery fan Mike Mesks to attend a Yale Bowl event tied to the Yale Revord. Police involvement and a pregame gathering at a New York club are described amid hints of big prizes and a celebratory reception for devoted followers.
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RAVEN
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Milo
Tevin
Dea Ald Darkinottta
Mike Pecare Tweileh
Eam
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Spettstor
Iarwardad
Aineet
Elactim
Mike Mesya
Bona
Yale
Someonne
Darkmouth de Het
Dartranull
Tumbia
Ayan Allies 100 Against Phone Rate Compromise
Graphic finish at a mass meeting in the San Pedro playhouse led by Judge Joseph Ryal as critics denounce a proposed compromise in the Southwestern Bell rate case. City officials and proponents spar over ethics, salaries, and ballot measures while representatives and citizens pledge to oppose any settlement.
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Joseph Ryal
Woth
San Pédro Playhouse
Southwestern Hell Telephone Company
Ryan
Commission of Appeals
Texas Supreme Court
Mayne C. M. Chambers
G. Ek.quin
Teely
Tren
Frank Bushick
Quin
Jower
Leelion
Sity
Thmas Cobos
Columbus
Foxes
DT Canit
C. K. Quinase
Sun
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Cours
Texas
Wheline
Rampant
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Kisuing
P. Quin
Dakar
Tata Life
San Jose
Aljoney Guy
McFarland
Bass
wWo W. McCrory
Rourt
Genty League
Grisrles Dickson
Dickson
Note in Bottle Cashed for $5
A note found in a bottle on a Friday Harbor beach led to Eugene Wilson receiving $3 after he picked up the bottle. The message promised a $5 reward to any finder who returned the bottle, signed inescay and dated 1930. Vancouver mayor Cerie McGier of British Columbia, Canada, was mentioned in the notice to notify others.
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Gr. Gotu
K. Norton
Omee Laoreone
Yaar
Friday Harbor
Wash
Eugene Wilson
ITU Fruit Week Planned Across Texas Citrus Event
Plans for statewide Texas Citrus fruit week were finalized at a meeting attended by Gay and James V. Allaxi with officials of the South Foxes Citrus Growers Inaune. Attendees included Emjay Aitemann Paul T. tekers J. Adam Asch O. H. Stugard and Buck of the Idea Central Valley Labor council and the McAllen chamber of commerce. Governor Allred issued proclamation designating December 7 to 14 1988 for Texas Gumis Frost weather observance.
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Gay
Emoy James V. Allaxi
South Foxes Citrus Growers Inaune
Emjay Aitemann
Paul T. ¥ Tekers
McAllen Chamber of Commerce
J. Adam Asch
Montburg
Citrus Growers League
O. H. Stugard
Alana
Praxni
Apple resembles melon weighs over one and a quarter pounds
In Quingy Massachusetts on November 20 a local grower displays an unusually large apple resembling a melon. The fruit weighs one and three quarter pounds with about 14 inches in circumference and five inches in diameter.
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Mass
Fritz Eline
Rooster Cause Sparks Fight in Fort Wayne Neighborhood
A rooster sparked a fight between two men in Fort Wayne Indiana on November 24. One man claimed the rooster crowed too early, provoking the dispute. Neighbors intervened and called authorities to settle the quarrel.
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Waynd
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Soviet gold mining output rises 27 percent this year
Moscow May 30 The Soviet gold mining industry completed its seven names penpram ahead of schedule. Compared with the corresponding period last year the output increased by 27 percent. The report notes rapid gains in production and efficiency across mining regions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Killer glames father of killer glames victim
In Twin Falls Idaho on November 80 Van Vinck, father of the slain Mildred, confessed to involvement in the crime that ended with Mildred's body found in a quivert. He claimed kidnapping and threats driven by a failed relationship, and said he expected to be hanged. Tacoma prosecutors faced pressure as Idaho authorities debated blame and the kidnapping case’s scope.
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Walter V. Beesley
Associated Press
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Beesley
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State Patrol
Fontaine Cooper
van Vieck
Idaho
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Hook
J. Charles Dennis
Weather summary across U.S. cities with varied conditions
Readable fragments describe January weather forecasts and conditions for multiple locations. Entries list temperatures and cloud cover for Abilene, Amarillo, Dallas, Chicago, New York, Oklahoma City, and others, noting clear or cloudy skies and numeric highs and lows.
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