Education and money demands loom as Legislature nears
In Austin two urgent items face the incoming Legislature. A new Commission on Higher Education urges raising faculty salaries to match progressive states and increasing tuition. Public school teachers seek an emergency pay raise. Cavness plan study urged to shift oil land revenue to fund current expenses. Governor-to-be Daniel lists state finance and other priorities. Water policy favors local action. insurance regulation challenges federal rules. WCTU targets a grocery store alcohol ban with 100000 signatures.
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Austin
Commission On Higher Education
Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
House of Delegates
Cavness
C. H. Cavness
Daniel
Public School Textbooks Urged to Teach Alcohol Dangers
A legislative urging calls for textbooks in public schools to avoid discussing moderation and instead focus on the harmful effects of alcohol. The motion seeks to shape curriculum to portray alcohol negatively for all students.
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Lature
Ancestors Blamed For Sneezes And Sniffles
Dr Arno Motulsky of the University of Washington Medical School told an AMA session that heredity influences cold susceptibility. People who stay dry in rain or snow may lack a gene raising risk, while those who sniffle at first exposure carry it. He noted research could suppress the gene but is not yet developed. He said some genes can trigger disease without outside help.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington Medical School
Arno G. Motulsky
American Medical Association
Motulsky
State OF Texas
Grayson
One of Texas
Jane Crittendon
Lot
Block 3
Stae of Texas
Grayson County
Texas
Cherry pie bath shocks readers in West Palm Beach incident
Police freed Harold Donath from a overturned bakery truck amid claims of a cherry pie mess mistaken for blood. The humorous scene unfolds as onlookers debate the prank and the spankings that followed. In Texas, Olga M. Korioth cites letters testamentary for the Andrew Korioth Sr. estate, listing hers as executrix and inviting creditors to file claims by law.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Harold Donath
Andrew Konioth
Grayson County
Texas
Andrew Korioth
Olga M. Korioth
Whitewright Sun
IT'S THE LAW Trust Arrangements Explained
Trusts transfer property to a trustee for named beneficiaries. They can provide for income for dependents, education funds, annuities, or charitable gifts and may reduce taxes. A grantor selects a trustee and directs distributions, with spendthrift forms used to limit spending. A lawyer’s advice ensures proper creation and avoids costly errors.
Umbrella Exchange Sparks Lighthearted Quip
A playful exchange notes Mr Pottlebum’s charming habits and a rainy night request to return an umbrella when convenient, reflecting lighthearted humor about everyday mischief.
You Can t Clip A TV Program Dorothy Kilgallen praises newspapers
Dorothy Kilgallen lauds newspapers as readable on trains planes and baths noting no static or blips. She enjoys radio and TV but argues clipping TV programs for scrapbooks is impractical, underscoring newspapers as a lasting source and advertising medium.
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Atlantic
Miss Kilgallen
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