Price College student wins Notre Dame Meehan scholarship
John T Vincent, Price College senior and son of H C and wife, was selected as one of six Meehan Scholars from the South for a four year Notre Dame scholarship. He achieved top grades since eighth grade and has held class offices. Hassell placed third Funk fourth among Texas applicants in Dallas tests. The Meehan award covers tuition and living expenses for one high school graduate from six southern states.
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Price College
University of Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
John T Vincent
H. C. Vincent
Julian Boulevard
Robey Punk
Samuel Hassell
Amarillo
Dallas
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Funk
Price
Vincent
Meehan
Notre Dame
Augustus F. Meehan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Notre Dame scholar awarded for top state aptitude test rating
The candidate who earns the highest score on the College Entrance Examination Board aptitude test in his state receives a scholarship. He may hold the scholarship for the required terms of the bachelor degree, provided his scholastic average meets the dean’s standard and his conduct aligns with university policy.
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University of Notre Dame
Pheasant Opening in Goshen County Goes Off With a Bang
In Goshen County Wyoming 3000 hunters crowded the scene as the pheasant season opened. A shooter shattered a rival’s windshield a woman was hit by birdshot another woman was trampled by an agitated cow and several car crashes occurred amid the excitement.
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Torrington
Wyo
U.P
Goshen County
Picked Up for Driving Stolen Lookalike Truck
Leo Hoskins of 1402 West Nineteenth was stopped at 4 am Monday while driving his 1938 green International to work at Draper-Ross Produce. Police questioned him about a stolen truck with the same number and description. he produced birth certificate registration and license at the station. He insists the ownership matter remains unresolved and he still has the truck.
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Leo Hoskins
West
Draper-Ross Produce Company
First and Johnson
Mr. Hoskins
Connec
Infant brain not functional until two months old says doctor
An eminent University of Chicago doctor states a human infant’s brain does not function normally until two months after birth. Wyoming’s employment security fund reaches a record total of 7 911 763 dollars.
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University of Chicago
Wyoming
Smithsonian finds ancient nests in Southwestern ruins
Smithsonian Institution scientists unearthed ruins in Arizona and New Mexico where tribes believed to have lived between 1800 and 500 B C. Large nests were found that had been used as beds.
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Smithsonian Institution
Arizona
New Mexico
Cherokee Indians Claim Thunder Is Indian Only Deity
In Cherokee belief Thunder is a native god and no Indian has ever been killed by lightning, a claim highlighted in the article as part of tribal religious perspective.
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North Carolina
Door Mats Offer Durable Cocoa Fiber Protection
Imported cocoa fiber door mats wear like iron with a heavy brush like surface that removes mud and dirt easily. Place one at each doorway to prevent tracked in dirt.
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