Rebel Threat Breaks Ranks of Inventors
Omaha reports a comic clash at the National Inventor's Congress as H M Jackson refuses to attend, Albert Kilell threatens a hunger strike, and Fort Worth inventor William L Cloninger demands 20 000 to reveal an etain making device. Mayor Roy N Tow seeks cloudburst solution via conservation.
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Birds Inspire Tunes From Birds For Broadway Hits
Eastham Massachusetts June 7 Jerome Kern credits birds with shaping some of his best tunes for stage works. He notes bird songs offer pure melody and inspired melodies in works like Music in the Air The Cat and the Fiddle and the Broadway hit Roberta during a walk at a friend's estate.
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Night Hours for Cats Spark Rant on Regulation
A letter laments night time disruptions and mocks regulation of nocturnal hours. The writer, accusing authorities of overreach, recalls a noisy wake during the early morning and describes damages from an attempted remedy. He mentions seeking a new broom and a splatter gun amid frustration.
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West Texas State Teachers College Sees Record Summer Enrollment
The West Texas State Teachers College at Canyon reports 897 program permits issued for enrollment, signaling a record summer attendance. The student body includes many men and students from distant Texas towns, with Palo Duro State Park used for recreation and physical education credits earned via horseback riding and various sports. Visiting scholars include Dr. Fred C. Ayer, Dr. Arlin Turner, Dr. Alonzo Myer, and others from New York, Birmingham, Amarillo, Bowling Green, Goose Creek, and Denton.
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New York University
James K. Greer
Birmingham
Alabama
W. A. Brown
Nacogdoches
Effie Rogers
New York
Annie
Your Baby and Mine Coaxing Not Useful for Appetite
The piece argues coaxing children to eat fails to build healthy appetite and can distort their view of eating. It urges allowing natural cues, noting appetite can be affected by physical issues, feeding patterns, or overemphasis on rewards. It suggests mothers review dietary balance and request a leaflet on appetitelessness.
North Carolina State College Hosts Intra-Mural Sports
About 500 students joined the spring intra-mural program at North Carolina State College, participating in a variety of campus athletic activities.
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Gaylord names news committee chairmen for Southern Association
President E. K. Gaylord announced the chairmen of committees for the Southern Newspaper Publishers' Association. Advertising Erykin Paschal Savannah News and Press. Business affairs Colonel J. H. Long Huntington Adver tiser and Herald-Dispatch. Editorial affairs Tom Wallace Louisville Courier-Journal and Times. Labor John D. Ewing Shreveport Times. Lee School of Journalism Major Powell Glass Lynchburg News and Advance. Postal and Legislative J. S. Parks Fort Smith Times Record. Traffic John A. Brice Atlanta Journal.
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Savannah
News and Press
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Huntington
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Louisville
Courier - Journal and Times
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Shreveport
Times
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Powell Glass
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J.S. Parks
Fort Smith
Ark
Times Record
John A. Brice
Atlanta
Quintuplet Siblings Extend Family Ties in Canada and San Francisco
In Canada five daughters born at once to the Dionne quintuplets mark a famed birth cluster. In San Francisco Mrs Aldo Beltrami reports twin boys born yesterday, making her a first cousin of Oliva Dionne, father of the Ontario quintuplets.
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City Woodmen Attend Plainview Celebration
Eleven Amarilloans attended the Rainview Woodmen of the World celebration in Plainview with many city representatives present. Attendees included Houston Taylor Melvin Jones Lou Throckmorton G C Lossing Dudley Taylor Fred Guide L E Baskin O W Floyd and E C Floyd plus their spouses. Montana State University's 1934 basketball team captured the state intercollegiate title for the first time since 1922 ending Montana State College's hold on the crown.
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Young People Attend Meet in Abilene from Shamrock Area
Representatives of Methodist Church youth divisions from Heald Shamrock Plainview McLean Dozier left Shamrock in a truck converted to a bus for Abilene to join the annual territory gathering. The delegation of sixteen will travel via Wellington and Childress to reach sessions lasting the full week with leaders and speakers addressing the theme Dare We Be Christians.
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Raze Aged Building At Alanreed In Old Ball Mercantile Ruin
Workmen began wrecking the 32 year old structure that housed Ball Mercantile Company the second oldest building still standing. Despite age the site is expected to yield hundreds of dollars in salvage material to be reused at the new oil field northeast of Alanreed.
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Card Game Blamed by Youth for $25 Hold Up
Benjamin S. McGowan 19, a Kelly Field clerk, admits the $25 robbery was prompted by a failed blackjack game in San Antonio. He fled in a rented Houston car, surrendered after a canyon pursuit, saying he lost the money in a card game and grew desperate.
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West Texas State Teachers College tops state graduation list
Canyon reports the June graduates at West Texas State Teachers College as the largest class in the state system. President J A Hill announced that Canyon enrolled 87 graduates, Denton’s class had 123, while Commerce Huntsville Nacogdoches Alpine and San Marcus colleges were smaller than Canyon and Denton.
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