Automation and the new factory inside every student
A speech compares education to an automatic internal factory where reading writing and arithmetic transform raw inputs like water air and food into muscle brains and culture. It argues schools should embrace automation ideals and teach students to use their mental powers fully and early.
Gresham's Law and a Quail Hatchery Comeback Story
The article profiles Edi son E. Shrum of Scott City Missouri and explains Gresham's Law with historical examples from England to the United States. It notes recent Texas coast impacts from Hurricane Carla, a quail restocking effort in the Coastal Bend area, and officials urging careful band checks as a potential quail population recovery follows the hatchery program.
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Babson Park
Mass
Scott City
Missouri
Edison E. Shrum
Gresham
Skrum
Magic Circle Educational Foundation
England
Vern Sanford
Carla
Texas
Tom Waddell
Eagle Lake
Gulf of Mexico
Game Department
Sir Isaac Newton
United States
California
Tyler
Matagorda
Calhoun County
Brazoria
Orange
Jefferson
Galveston
Aransas
Coalition Liberals Rescue Civil Rights Bill In House Move
A bipartisan coalition on the House Judiciary Committee sent Bobby Kennedy’s Civil Rights bill to the Rules Committee for clearance. Northern liberal Democrats and Republicans may need cross party support to push the measure through, with wary committee dynamics noted. The piece also covers mis labeling of mohair in apparel and FTC enforcement steps, plus a vague closing remark on a man with poor memory.
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O. C. Fisher
House
Judiciary Committee
Bobby Kennedy
Rules Committee
Kennedy
Carl Elliott
Alabama
Arkansas
Suds Dilemma Faces Texas Sewage Plants
A health memo explains how municipal plants treat wastewater and the challenge of removing froth from modern detergents. Engineers monitor rivers and streams for alkylbenzene sulfonate while pursuing methods to degrade suds and keep drinking water safe and usable.
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Texas
State Health Department
Reformers Express Self Satisfaction Amid Market Users
The remark notes reformers feel accomplished while advertisers push for more business, reflecting a tension between reform efforts and commercial interests. This brief captures a public sentiment about progress and profit as competing forces in a changing landscape.
Texas Students Pursue Plan Two R N Certification
About 4 000 Texas students seek Registered Nurse titles via revised routes free from older limits. Bernice V Johnson secretary of the State Board of Nurse Examiners notes many study under Plan Two, allowing 36 weeks of college work before hospital trainee duties begin.
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Texas
Bernice V. Johnson
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Insurance cost cut in Workmen's Compensation premiums
The State Board of Insurance announced a 3 000 000 reduction in Workmen's Compensation costs starting December 1. Average cut about 2.2 percent with manufacturing at 3.7 percent and all other industries at 2.4 percent. It is the first overall premium reduction in five years.
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State Board of Insurance
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