Leonard's Big Picnic Announced for Elm Grove
July 18 19 and 20 announced for a community event in Elm Grove with thrashing noted as the day’s order. Local items include births visits and family updates from Sherman Greenville Ra venna Savoy and Savoy described among residents.
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Leonard
Thomas Pierce
Joe Anderson
Sherman
Reeves
Greenville
Herbert Jordan
Z. J. Platt
Mary Matthews
Desert
Leona McCargo
Ravenna
Matthews
Ola Bradshaw
Alicin Platt
Hallowell
Savoy
Lam Waldruim
Milburn
J. G. Whitt
Annie Malugin
Ethel Malugin
Maurine Durrett
Linnie Hallowell
Lina Hess
Edna Hicks
Governor Ferguson versus the University of Texas crisis
A Texas political clash centers on Governor Ferguson’s bid to control the University of Texas. The piece argues for protecting the board and faculty against political interference, detailing clashes over dismissals, investigations, and funding and highlighting constitutional protections for a first class state university and free public schooling.
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Ferguson
University of Texas
Board of Regent
Texas
Board of Regents
Senate
Supreme Court
People of Texas
University
Battle
Vinson
Closing the University at Texas in World War Crisis
The article argues that Governor Ferguson’s move to close the University would harm national war efforts by halting medical training for Army and Navy, delaying engineers for fortifications and railroads, stopping university research aiding munitions and fuel, ending Red Cross training and food conservation programs, suspending the aviation school, and cutting officer training support, despite UT's strong wartime contributions.
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Texas
Ferguson
Navy
Council of National Defense
Army
England
France
Russia
Red Cross
Federal
Leon Springs
University of Texas
Governor Ferguson Attacks University of Texas
Governor Ferguson renews seven charges against the University of Texas in his veto message, citing size and cost per student, a mismatched president, fraternity influence, alleged irregularities, and misused funds. He calls for a special legislature session to address the accusations and contrasts his stance with past endorsements of higher education.
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Will C. Hoge
Ferguson
Texas
3. J. Jones
University
University of Texas
Board of
Regen‘s
Senate
Furher
Board of Regents
Vinson
People of Texas
Constitution of Texas
State University
People of
Ex-Students’ Association
House
Hogg
What It Would Mean If Texas Closed the University
The article argues that closing the University would destroy an institution built into the Republic’s first constitution. It frames the university as essential to Texas identity and governance, warning of long term cultural and educational damage if the experiment ends.
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Texas
University Ex-Students Committee Names Members
A list of named members and officers for the University Ex-Students Committee and University Citizens Committee, including chairs and secretaries, with representatives from Houston Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Waco Laredo and other Texas cities.
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Ardrey
Dalla LL
C. Hogg
Houston
Lecy
D. Jones
Dallas
H. Leavell
el Paso
Hobart Key
Marshall
Grace Prather
Waco
P. Bailey
Paris
ANK Ryburn
Amarillo
Ck QO
Terrell
San Anton
Chas. K. Lee
Fort Worth
Marion Levy
Galveston
M. Gammon
M. M. McMahon
Bonham
Alva Carlton
E. E. Bewley
Lawnie Aldredge
Dudley K. Woodward
Austin
W. W. Woodson
Governor Ferguson Vetoes Texas University Closure
The Texas University, funding approved by the Legislature and aligned with constitutional and Democratic platforms, faced Governor Ferguson’s veto aimed at shutting the institution. The veto's stated reasons are accused of misrepresentation and irrelevant insults to Texans.
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