Teachers Told How to Stay Sane in Class
Dr. Percy Teska of the University of Oklahoma outlines three rules for teachers to cope with disruptive students. Acknowledging personal frustration helps prevent overreaching, and avoiding guilt over discipline is crucial for mental balance. He warns against the false belief that teachers become supermen after signing contracts.
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Oklahoma City
Percy Teska
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Education Association
Teska
Dual Salary Dispute Turns on Split Pay
A household quarrel reveals a clash over payroll when one partner accuses the other of embezzlement for receiving pay twice monthly. The dialogue frames a dispute over income and trust within a domestic setting.
Citation in Behalf of Heirs in Denison Property Suit
The state commands unknown heirs of Otto H An derhub and Caroline Gerlach to appear in the 59th District Court at Sherman Grayson County Texas by 10 am May 24 1954 to answer Emma Gerlach and Estelle M Gerlach in Cause No 61277. Plaintiffs allege defendants wrongfully withhold possession of multiple Denison city lots and a described land tract in Grayson County Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Otto H. Anderhub
Caroline Gerlach
59Th Judicial District Court
Grayson County
Texas
Said County
Sherman
Emma Gerlach
Estelle M. Gerlach
Beulah B. Ikonen
Otto H.anderhub
Anna Maxwell
Feme
Blanche Maxwell
C. P. Dalton
Fannie Dalton
James Andrew Jackson
Richard Alvie Thorpe
Sallie Teger Thorpe
Margaret B. C. Johnson
Mary Scott Johnson Crabbs
Charlotte Elizabeth Johnson Pugsley
J. N. Johnson
Fred Pugsley
C. R
Jack) Lockler
Elsie Lockler
Delma Elkins
Robert H. Elkins
Walter J. Dalson
Delma Dalson
Russell W
Denison
Graysonounty
Missouri-Pacific
Ed Ikonen
S. V. Earnest
District Court
City of
Hoover Sees Seven Billion Deficit Risk and Calls for Spend Curb
Former President Herbert Hoover warned that next year’s federal budget deficit could reach seven and a half billion dollars. He urged tax cut restraint and cost cutting to oppose pressure groups and warned of inflationary policy as a threat to democracy and defense. The remarks were made at a banquet closing a three day editors meeting and he touted a forthcoming report on five to seven billion in annual government savings.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Congress
Eisenhower
Eisenhower tax cuts total eight point three billion dollars
The Eisenhower administration tax program plus January 1 reductions total $8.309 billion in cuts. January 1 excess tax expiration yields $2 billion, personal income tax cut $3 billion, and Revenue Revision $1.397 billion. Individuals gain about $4.778 billion while business receives $2.619 billion. The $1911 million in excise tax cuts aid either sector.
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Eisenhower
McKinney Examiner
Anklam Quips on Youth and Colleges in Humorous Verse
The piece jests about boys, mothers, and social circles with lines on a "metallic age" of aging and fashion. It riffs on naturalists, college entrance easing, and football slang, finishing with advice about dating and marriage.
Estate final account and discharge request in Grayson County
Minnie R. Hightower administratrix filed a final account for the estate of R. L. Hightower deceased in Grayson County Court. The hearing is set for the first Monday after ten days from publication, May 3 1954, at the Sherman courthouse. Interested parties must appear with written answers to contest the account and application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
R. L. Hightower
Grayson County
Texas
Minnie R. Hightower
A. D
Sherman
J. C. Buchanan
Marguerite Berry
Whitewright Sun
Citation Notice For Multiple Coleman Heirs
Legal citation lists Clara Vineable Coleman and possible heirs of Angie Coleman Jesse A. Coleman Jr and representatives of Mrs C V B Coleman Caviness and Caviness spouses. The notice names deceased status and unknown heirs or legal representatives associated with each party. Greeting appears as opening salutation of the notice.
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State OF
Texas
Clara Vineable Coleman
Angie Coleman
Jesse A. Coleman, Jr
Jesse A. Coleman
C. V. B. Coleman Caviness
Writ to Answer by May 24 in Grayson County Suit
Command to file a written answer to a plaintiff petition by 10:00 A M on Monday May 24 1954 before the 15th District Court in Sherman Texas. Case No 61242 names Weldon L Cole and LeRoy Cole as plaintiffs and Clara Vineable Coleman et al as defendants seeking title and possession of Lot 1 Block 22 Perry’s First Addition Denison Grayson County Texas. Writ issued April 6 1954 and published in The Whitewright Sun April 8 15 22 29 1954.
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15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Weldon L. Cole
LeRoy Cole
Cole Construction Company
Clara Vineable Coleman
Et al
Perry
Denison
A. D
W. H. Bedford
Annabel Bedford
W. O. Womack
Grayson
State of
Bois d’Arc Creek
Granger McDaniel
H. Chowning
MK & T Ry
Bond St
Whitewright
Court of Office
Land dispute in Whitewright Texas over 100 by 345 foot parcel
Court action filed April 1 1954 in Grayson County Texas seeks title and possession of土地 on Bois dArc Creek in Whitewright. Named plaintiffs W H Bedford and Annabel Bedford allege competing claims from W O Womack and others including Logan & Whaley corporation and Etta Pollock. Case No 61251 lists many defendants and cites a May 17 1954 court date.
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State OF
Texas
W. O. Womack
W. S. Russell
Kate Russell
C. H. Barrett
K. S. McKenna
G. J. Hornbuckle
Fred Wilson
F. J. Pollock
Etta Pollock
Logan & Whaley
L. Qo, Lackey
W. H. Bedford
Annabel Bedford
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United States
Stephens & Bryant Insurance
George M. Hight
Whitewright, Texas
Bankers Life & Casualty CO
Eddie Patterson Barkley
Hutchins
Leta Lu
J. A. Harper, Jr
Alonzo Harper
First Methodist Church of
Forney
Miss Barkley
Midlothian High School
North Texas State College
Harper
Whitewright High School
Lone Star Gas Company
Dallas
Esso
Uniflo
Humble
Esso Extra
Morse
Highway 69 North
Doc Anklam
Nancy Drake
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