Dallas urged to move Trinity University from Waxahachie
Dallas ex-students at a Jefferson Hotel banquet forward a petition to the Presbyterian Synod of Texas and Trinity University trustees to relocate Trinity University from Waxahachie to Dallas. They cite SMU growth and Dallas as a favorable site while electing Roy Dearing president, Max Morrison vice president, and Nell Lawler secretary.
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Clear J. Sneed
Nathan Powell
J. P. Gillespie
Boyce Farrar
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Max Morrison
Nell Lawler
Claude McCallum
George A. Newton
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Tola Burke
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Amarillo Edition of College Paper Circulated Here
Amarillo edition of The Clarco from Clarendon College is circulated in Amarillo today. The eight seven-column issue focuses on the college’s status in Amarillo with more than 5,000 copies printed and distributed to the territory served by the college. Editors John Morris and Osborn led the effort, aided by John Forkner and Eldon Thompson.
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Osborn
John Forkner
Toreador
Texas Technological College
Eldon Thompson
Cat Qualifies as Hobo Candidate for Club Start
A coal black cat in Chicago is described as a potential candidate for membership in a hoboes club. The report portrays the animal as attracted to street life and as a mascot for local transients.
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Chicago
Club of Hoboes
Wowats Wotebook Arcadf and Odd Local Whimsy
A quirky column notes a woman who traveled widely before marriage twenty two years ago now stays home speaks five languages and has written Wowats Wotebook Arcadf The piece also mentions Worcester cops keeping canaries and goldfish to comfort lost children a local archery golf duel in St Cloud where Edward Zapp and his son Walter plan a bullseye versus holes in one challenge and a London view on common literature between America and Britain.
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Zapp
British Premier Baldwin Opinion Cited as Commonplace
In Baldwin's view the phrase very common is presented as a standard assessment. The remark reflects the prime minister's stance on policy acceptance and public reaction amid ongoing political debates.
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Stanley Baldwin
City 1,013 Churches in 57 Denominations Parade Signs
Berlin antiquarians study a section of an ancient city wall unearthed during repairs to the Kloster church relic, begun in 1290, as Pitilavelpina street cars display notices about the churches and denominations.
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Berlin
Kloster
London Charwomen Use Oil To Sweep Up Dirt Balls
London school cleaners have devised a floor oil that makes dirt form into balls when swept. The method eases cleaning in schools as oil gathers dust into compact clumps for removal.
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London
University of Minnesota to offer real estate degree
A four year real estate program will begin next fall at the University of Minnesota. It leads to a Bachelor of Science in business and expands the campus business curriculum with a specialized degree.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Eagle and hound duel shocks rural village
Gardener Jean Deminal at Cateau near here shot an eagle near his chicken run. His hound charged the scene and a fight between the two creatures gave the countryside weeks of talk.
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Jean Deminal
Cateau
Capudine Quick Pain Relief Promised
Capudine offers fast relief for headache neuralgia rheumatic and other pains by soothing nerves without stomach upset or opiates. Liquid form acts in one fifth the time of tablets, saving at least a half hour of suffering. Available at drug stores in 50c family and 30c small sizes with full directions.
Eagle Fought Back as Hunter Shot It Down
A hunter pursued an eagle that had fallen and the bird fought fiercely with a broken wing. The hunter's master arrived and finished the animal with a final shot as the struggle wore down the faithful hoard nearby.
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Slade
Bugatti to test half-submerged Atlantic crossing in 82 foot craft
Ettore Bugatti, famed automobile builder, will attempt an Atlantic crossing in an 82 foot boat that runs half submerged. The vessel reaches a maximum speed of 62 miles per hour. Oatmeal grown in America is consumed in more than 90 countries.
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Associated Press
Rome
Ettore Bugatti
Atlantic
America
Hot Dog Seller Swindled at Snyder Gray Trial
A man paid $100 for a hot dog concession near the Snyder Gray courtroom and was fleeced. A lumber wheelbarrow vendor appeared, shown a receipt and permit, and spent an hour arguing with police before being convinced of the scam.
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Associated Press
New York
Snyder-Gray
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Quick Gum Cure
A local druggist advertises Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy as a cure for sore gums that dentists endorse. It claims noticeable improvement and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. City Drug Store promotes the product to restore confidence in smiles.
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