McAdoo Proposes Farm Commodity Two-Price System
New York report outlines Senator McAdoo and Representative Eicher plan for a two-price farm system. It would fix domestic selling prices, allocate crops for home use, and export surplus via a government corporation with proceeds redistributed to farmers. The aim is to sustain farm income and support national prosperity amid bumper crops and price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
New York
Providence
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Senator McAdoo
Eicher
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
George N. Peek
AAA
Legion Stages 12 Hour March Through New York
In a 12 hour march up Fifth Avenue New York the American Legion drew about 200000 participants and spectators. Veterans now middle aged and weary walked alongside younger Legionnaires amid drums signs and reminders of the war and the push for peace. The parade highlighted industrial progress and community strength as citizens of many towns joined in the historic march. Buy your printing in Whitewright.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
American Legion
Legionnaires
Glow Worm Editor and Staff Report Classroom News
The Glow Worm lists editor Bob Sears and assistant Grace Harris with sponsors and staff including Mary F. Clabhorn Virginia Hill Frank Wilson Fred Cook Helen Holcomb Helen Childress Naomi Waldo Billie Vineyard Billie Kincaid Lucian Vestal Davis Parrish Thomas Arney Louis Wilson Lucille Starr and C. B. Bryant. The year brought a manual training course and about $100 worth of tools. Girls study home economics and praise the school board. New teachers Miss Opal Press English and Mr Humphrey arithmetic and manual training join the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sears
Grace Harris
Miss Opal Press
Mary F. Clabhorn
Virginia Hill
Frank Wilson
Fred Cook
Helen Holcomb
Helen Childress
Naomi Waldo
Billie Vineyard
Billie Kincaid
Lucian Vestal
Davis Parrish
Thomas Arney
Louis Wilson
Lucille Starr
C. B. Bryant
Humphrey
First Grade Class Learns to Spell and Count
The first grade has 30 pupils this year. They are learning to spell their names and count. They are doing fine in their work. Their room is neat and attractive. Housekeepers for this week are Richard, Jackie Nossaman, and Tonn ie Magers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Jackie Nossaman
Tonnie Magers
Mary Claborn
Virginia Hill
New Pupils and Staff Roles Listed at Local School
The school introduces Patsy Jean Drain James Kent Johnson and Johnnie Mac Vestal as new pupils. Roomkeepers board Jimmie Mc Spedden, housekeeper Billie Jean Wallace, library Betty Ann Darwin, helper Harold Ray Vineyard, door James Kent Johnson, ball Gene Pat. New market offers apples pears gum corn potatoes. Spelling hundred scorers include Loren Paul Ryan Louise Owens Neldi Ray Brown J A Harper Lonnie Myrick Jack Mc Spedden Edith Arney Betty Ann Darwin Patsy Jean Drain Elda Fay Cambron Alice Davis Geraldine Bush Harold Ray Vineyard Bert Waldo Billy Wallace and James Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Jean Drain
James Kent Johnson
Johnnie Mac Vestal
Jimmie McSpedden
Billie Jean Wallace
Betty Ann Darwin
Harold Ray Vineyard
Ball
Gene Pat
Loren Paul Ryan
Louise Owens
Neldi Ray Brown
J. A. Harper
Lonnie Myrick
Jack McSpedden
Edith Arney
Elda Fay Cambron
Alice Davis
Geraldine Bush
Bert Waldo
Billy Wallace
James Johnson
Frank Wilson
Fred Cook
Third Grade Studies Telephone Use at School
A third grade unit on telephones featured a student built switchboard and several pupil owned phones for classroom conversations. Mrs McGaughey and Miss Hollingsworth explained the setup and offered instructions. cookies were given as the children left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGaughey
Winnie Queener
James Reeves
Bobbie Blakey
Bells
Gene Trotter
Pilot Grove
Helen Holcomb
Helen Childress
Fifth Grade Health Topic Notes and Housekeeping Roles
Enrollment stands at 31 with health pictures on the bulletin board and a discussion of fruits for health. Health duties are listed for Windows, Glen Stapleton, Joe Cook, Lester Simpson, Albert Layman, Margaret Hanna, and Billy Pennington, covering board, floors, library, and related tasks. In English class, discussion continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Stapleton
Joe Cook
Lester Simpson
Albert Layman
Margaret Hanna
Billy Pennington
Fourth Grade Welcomes Three New Pupils This Fall
The fourth grade adds Hoyt Layman from Enterprise Curtis Alexander from Longview and Billy Joe Norris from Bethel joining 40 students. They begin a unit on Japan covering climate customs and products.
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Hoyt Layman
Enterprise
Curtis Alexander
Longview
Billy Joe Norris
Bethel
Japan
Naomi Waldo
Billie Burke
Sixth grade cotton exhibit includes farm stalk sample
The sixth grade is studying cotton and has started an exhibit. Jones Ray Vestal brought a stalk grown on their farm. Mr Manning notes the project if studying is skipped, recess would be affected. The class also tells stories and writes paragraphs with several perfect spellers named.
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Jones Ray Vestal
Manning
Ben Robert Jones
Robert Owens
Winnell Stapleton
Edith Harper
James Arney
Billie Joe Phillips
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Azilee Smith
Betty Harper
Ann LaRoe
Pattie Everheart
Wallace Reeves
John Biggerstaff
Oma J. Sanders
Betty Sue Thornhill
Davis Parrish
Thomas Arney
Not Fanning Myrtle Taylor and other schoolyard lines
A compact collection of social notes mentions Dorothy Sue Douglas not fanning Myrtle Taylor and Anna Ruth Johnson picking cotton. Lucille Starr is not playing baseball and Miss Opal is not the umpire. Mary Frances Clathorn not studying health. Mr. Manning acting silly.
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Dorothy Sue Douglas
Myrtle Taylor
Anna Ruth Johnson
Lucille Starr
Miss Opal
Mary Frances Clathorn
Mr. Manning
Seventh grade studies weekly subjects and sports
The seventh graders study mathematics sentence problems and social science notebooks on transportation with four groups led by captains Bob Sears Grace Harris Virginia Hill and Lucian Vestal. In language arts they give talks on vacations and a Scout trip to Turner Falls. Perfect spellers include Bob Sears Grace Harris and others. Girls play baseball with the sixth grade beating the seventh 9 to 7 and Dorothy Sue Douglas credited as winning pitcher. The sixth grade leads 5 to 4 after a later game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sears
Grace Harris
Virginia Hill
Lucian Vestal
Turner Falls
Davis Parrish
J. F. Wilson
C. B. Bryant
Billy Kincaid
Cecil Owens
Louis Wilson
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Lucille Starr
Seventh Grade Wins After Close Football Scrimmage
The seventh grade secured a victory while a Thursday morning game remained undecided whether the seventh grade led 3-2 or was tied. Lineups were set for both sixth and seventh grades, showing clear division. On Monday at noon football suits arrived and Mr. Manning along with Mr. Humphrey started the boys playing, thrilling them, according to C. B. Bryant.
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Ernoon
Manning
Humphrey
C. B. Bryant
Bob Burns Heads to Dallas for Free Exposition Appearances
Arkansas celebrity Bob Burns will perform two free appearances at the Cotton Bowl during the Pan American Exposition in Dallas on Saturday and Sunday, September 25 and 26. He will bring his family from Van Buren, with special trains ferrying friends and the 60 member Van Buren High School Band to the event.
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Dallas
Bob Burns
Arkansas
Hollywood
The
Ozarks
van Buren
Ark
Burns
van Buren High School
Burns to headline Cotton Bowl show in Dallas
Bob Burns the radio and screen comedian will appear free to Exposition visitors at the Cotton Bowl with up to 50 000 people per show. He will bow at each Pan American Casino Revue performance during his Dallas stay, arriving Saturday from the West Coast for a downtown gala reception highlighting his dry, old fashioned humor.
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Bob Burns
Cotton Bowl
Dalla Burns
Pan America
Dallas
Burns
Hearts of
Driving Too Slow And Traffic Hazards
A Texas Post column argues slow driving creates hazards as impatient motorists form dangerous passes. It notes speeders and very slow drivers both disrupt flow. moderate speed helps safety and longevity, while extremely slow driving should not be encouraged.
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Falls
Texas
Post
Typewriter Carbon and Office Supplies at Sun Office
A listing notes typewriter carbon and pencil carbon with typewriter paper available at Sun office. The compact description implies a general stationery procurement or stock item for office use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Office
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