Wellington Leader staff list and editorial roles
The Wellington Leader masthead shows staff positions including Editor Deskins Wells News Editor Virginia Robey and Managing Editor Mack Wood. Advertising Amy Sue Way, Reporter Sue Anderson and Ted Rogers, Plant Formman J. K. Porter, Printer Cris Miller, and Apprentices Billy Joe Keller and John M. Jones are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deskins Wells
Virginia Robey
Mack Wood
Amy Sue Way
Sue Anderson
Ted Rogers
J. K. Porter
Cris Miller
John M. Jones
Billy Joe Keller
Rural teachers seek wage rise to attract and retain staff
The piece argues that $185 monthly was once adequate but is now insufficient for teachers. It supports raising rural school minimum to $165 for nine months and maximum to $189, totaling $1,485 to $1,701 yearly. It notes shortages as older teachers deplete savings and younger quit for better pay, urging market-rate compensation to keep top talent.
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Joint Legislative Committee On
Fort Worth
Reflections on Deuteronomy and Cautionary Advice in Local Columns
The piece blends biblical insight from Deuteronomy about brassy heaven with modern reflections on weather, plus local editorials warning about house-to-house peddlers and urging caution. It cites G Rankin Starkey, The Kerrville Times, Van Stewart, The Ochiltree County Herald, and the National Institute for Human Relations offering brief business etiquette tips for women.
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Moses
G. Rankin Starkey
Kerrville Times
Perryton Chamber of Commerce
van Stewart
Ochiltree County Herald
National Institute For Human Relation
Washington Rumor of Leather Conspiracy to Freeze Prices
Rumors in Washington accuse suppliers of planning to withhold leather to cause OPA price controls to loosen. The speaker labels any supplier who would participate as deserving discipline.
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Washington
OPA
Your child and the right parents shaping education
A Dallas News paragraph urges parents to grasp the meaning and value of education, implying that proper parental understanding determines a child’s educational outcomes. It emphasizes active parental involvement and the responsibility of guardians in guiding learning.
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The
Dallas News
Swearingen News Roundup Reflects Homecomings and Visits
Alvis Pitts returns home from four years with the Marines. Families like the Pitts, Yarbroughs, and Cr eeds host and visit relatives across Borger Saltillo and Wellington. Grandmother Horton dies. The Quilting Club meets biweekly at the school with members listed. For results use Want Ads.
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Alvis Pitts
Marines
C. E. Pitts
A. J. Childers
Borger
L. G. Yarbrough
Glenda
Bruce Moore
Saltillo
Texas
Mer
R. E. Mitchell
Tennessee
Patsy Ruth James
Dimmitt
George Creed
Bill Mitchell
Denver
Colo
Clift Pitts
Alvis and
Iva Joyce Coleman
Los Angeles
Calif
Sam Brown
Keith Wells
Wellington
Wayne Hall
Sunray
Myrtle Marsh
Troy
Brownfield
Russell Marsh
Amarillo
Grandmother Horton
J. L. Souder
Melvin Sasser
Ruby Dell Souder
Pauline Boyles
Alline Boyles
Mmes
John Messer
Cliff Pitts
Walter Gentry
D. M. Jerrell
L. J. Souder
Hill Wells
W. M. Hull
Doc Turner
Frank Boyles
Arline
Leon Baker
C. E. Parrent
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Asstic
Kelly Pigg Tractor Sales
Swearingen
Mrs
Dee Turner
Clyde Brown
Leroy
George Creed Home
America
Uioggi
Eas
Rd Saas
United Gas Corporation
Lester Hunter
Mgr
Hollis Calloway, Ginner
Alfred White
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