Truman Tells Teachers Aid Bill To Pass
Boston July 7 President Truman urged rapid passage of a federal aid to education bill noting a $300 million annual plan to equalize opportunities and raise teacher salaries. NEA delegates would consider federal aid for school housing and a resolution opposing employment bans on Communists in teaching while stressing academic freedom.
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Truman
Boston
Congress
A Education Association
House
Senate
House Committee
NEA
Association
Rev Jack Glidewell to Lead Services at Our Saviour’s Lutheran
Rev Jack W. Glidewell son of Mr and Mrs Erle W Glidewell will conduct Sunday services at Our Saviour’s Lutheran church he helped found as a University of Arizona student. A field missionary for the United Lutheran church he is stationed in Globe and will preach on The Time of Your Life at 10 15 a.m. The church sits at North Campbell avenue and East Helen Street.
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Jack W. Glidewell
Erle W. Glidewell
E. Hermosa
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
University of Arizona
Glidewell
Western Lutheran Seminary
Fremont
Neb
United Lutheran Church
Globe
Campbell Avenue
East Helen Street
Arizona Uranium Prospects Highlight State's Mining Role
Phoenix July 7 Uranium in Arizona may not rival other metals yet but it helps put the state on the map and attract new revenue says C H Dunning director of the state department of mineral resources in a letter to the board of governors. He cites potential in Hillside area near Phoenix and Prescott and notes surveys show great possibilities for a large commercial uranium enterprise.
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Phoenix
Arizona
C. H. Dunning
State Department of Mineral Resources
Dunning
Department
Board of Governors
Charles F. Willis
Arizona Small Mine Operators’ Association
Willis
Vanadium Corp. of America
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Mineral Resources
Maggie Baker
Williams
Gardner Brothers
Holbrook
Frank
Pete Mickelback
Flagstaff
Copper Price Rises First Since March
New York July 7 copper prices advanced one cent to 17 cents a pound the first uptick since March. Smelters quoted 17 cents versus 16 cents since June 16 while brass and bronze ingot prices rose one-half to one cent.
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New York
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