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Governor Ferguson's Education Veto Sparks Debate
Governor Miriam A Ferguson vetoes large parts of the education appropriation bill citing economy as a motive. The cuts threaten University and A M College programs including journalism music and the summer school, with broader concern over building projects funded from oil royalties and attorney general opposition noted. Critics say economy does not justify crippling state schools amid favorable finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Fergieson
Educational Hille
Ie School of Journalism
School
A. & M. College
First White Man Executed Under Electric Chair
A white man was executed last Friday at Huntsville state penitentiary for murdering a Dallas jailer during an attempted escape. Dispatches say it is the first legal execution since electrocution replaced hanging. Appeals for commutation were raised by influential groups citing the condemned man's wife and children.
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State Penitentiary
Huntsville
Dallas
Sinse
Public sympathy skewed against protecting Texas citizens
The writer argues that public focus on the executed murderer ignores victims families and the risk to innocent people. They contend clemency for a dangerous gunman would endanger others, noting the governor’s options and the high murder rate where executions are rare. Life for law-abiding Texans, not murderers, would be safer.
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Texas
Thursday Embroidery Club Hosts Meeting at Pearl Street
Mrs. J. N. Fulcher hosted the Thursday Embroidery Club Thursday afternoon at her Pearl Street home. For Easter flowers and plants, contact Underwood Floral Company at phone 700.
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J. N. Fulcher
Pearl Street
Attendance at Vernon Sunday School Sets Record
Sunday school superintendents report attendance rising by 400 to a possible all time high in Vernon with 1977 attending across all schools, up from 1555 the prior Sunday. Collections reached 114 dollars and 15 cents, though Lutheran church funds were blended into the church total.
Neighbors Help Rebuild After Fire Loss
J C McCrummen and family express gratitude for neighbors and friends who aided in rebuilding their burned home and resuming housekeeping. The note notes fire caused severe loss and mentions thanks for generous help. Mmory Rhoads of Farmers State Bank departed Sunday for Las Vegas New Mexico to oversee ranch property interests. W T Collins of Bank of Odell was in town on business Sunday.
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J.C. McCrummen
Mmory Rhoads
Thhe Farmers State Bank
Las Vegas
N. M
W. T. Collins
Bank of Odell
Master flowers and plants call Underwood Weteral Company
Mr and Mrs WW T Collins of Odell visited Vernon Sunday to visit with friends and discuss flowers and plants from Underwood Weteral Company phone 700.
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Master Flowers
Underwood Weteral Company
WW. T. Collins
Odell
Vernon Sunday
Odell Residents Active in Vernon Business
L. W. Lytle of Odell visited Vernon on Monday to handle business matters. W. W. Matthews of Odell was in Vernon transacting business on Monday.
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L. W. Lytle
Odell
Vernon Monday
W. W. Matthews
Vernon
Wichita Falls Hosts Mr and Mrs Coffee Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs RR H Coffee were guests Saturday and Sunday of Mr and Mrs C M Miller and Mr and Mrs P L Hammond in Wichita Falls, sharing a social visit over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. H. Coffee
C. M. Miller
P. L. Hammond
Wichita Falls
Miss Haney Leaves for State Meeting in San Antonio
Miss Ethel Haney representing Catalpa Grove No. 100 Woodman Circle departed Sunday for San Antonio to attend the state meeting. Albert Taylor of Butlett community was in Vernon Monday on business. Wanted clean cotton bags at the Record office.
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Ethel Haney
Catalpa Grove No. 100
Woodman Circle
San Antonio
Albert Taylor
Butlett
Vernon
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