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Newspaper
Waco Tribune Herald
Location
Waco, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1956
Page
4
Fragmentary item from June 3 1951 states a statistic about 51 million families with 30 million lacking fastalment debt. No further context or clearly readable details available.
Amarillo June 2 The State Education Board met and bought 1 110 830 in four bond issues from Texas school districts. Purchases included 50 000 from Spratman Independent School District and 1 million to McAllen Independent School District. Board plans budget allocations for Texas Educational Agency School for the Deaf and School for the Blind while reviewing rehabilitation funding differences. Grants were accepted from Lily T Brown will Testament for the School for the Blind including cash bonds and oil royalties.
King Frederik IX requires more room as Copenhagen librarians report the Christiansborg Castle Library holds over 100000 volumes with about 1000 duplicates to be sold at market value in a Copenhagen second-hand bookshop sale.
Funeral services were held in Dallas for Ted B. Ferguson 61 vice president of Texas Power and Light Company. He died Friday in a Dallas hospital after a heart ailment. He had joined TP&L in 1926 rising to vice president in charge of advertising. He was a director of TP&L and Southland Life and active in public relations groups. Survivors include his widow Fillen Douglas Carpenter a daughter Mrs Saunders of Corsicana and a sister Mrs Greenfield of Dallas.
A two session workshop for parents of mentally retarded children runs June 9 to 14 in the Fellowship Hall of First Baptist Church. Sessions are 2 to 4 pm and 7:30 to 9:30 pm with Miss Laura Jordan directing, sponsored by the Waco Council for Retarded Children.
Karl Carrison, vice president of First National Bank, is named vice chairman of the 1937 United Fund campaign for Greater Water. Morrison, Waco Lions Club president, serves as general chairman and brings nonprofit and civic involvement to the drive. He sits on boards of United Charities and YMCA and has led Chamber of Commerce projects.
A shaky transcript cites deacons and Hungarian community leaders urging united effort to tackle youth unemployment. Officials note nonwhite youths and those over 65 face joblessness, while laws limit factory employment for youths.
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