Johnson Street School Honor Roll Honors Several Students
The Johnson Street School lists honor rolls for 1928-29 with many students named for 36 weeks and 18 weeks, plus A and B and Honorable Mention recognitions. The record includes multiple periods and a long roster of learners such as Ninnie Adams Annie Brooks Woodrow Henderson Oneida Hilburn Minnie Schaefer Maxine Terry and George Robertson.
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Johnson Street School
Ninnie Alice Adams
Annie Laurie Brooks
Charles Coffman
J. B. Clark
Clark Earthman
Woodrow Henderson
Oneida Hilburn
Helen Hutcheon
Dorothy Huntsucker
Frank Maxson
Sigg Ray Morris
Harry McAlester
en@ McAlester
C. L. Pickering
P Roberson
Minnie Schaefer
James Smith
Maxine Terry
Norma Joe Thornhill
Ernest Walker
Jesse Whitted
Ross Wilson
Garwood Brauchie
Jesse Brooks
Mary Elizabeth Coffey
Claude Cravens
Odie Lee Foster
G. B. Mann
Mary Elizabeth Murray
Conway Pyle
J. L. Reed
Eva Rick
R. L. Robertson
Dick Ross
Elnor Shelton
Ninnie
Alice Adams
Dorothy Dorothy Baker
Jewel Davidson
William Griffin
J. Horace Griggs, Jr
Martha Jane Harrison
Mildred Heath
Nelle King
Margaret Sanford
Aileene Morris
Minnie Schae
Frances Hill
John Hightower
Edith Mardis
Lucille Mann
Rachael Mahoney
Harry McAlister
Billie McCoy
Mack McCoy
Bernard Moore
Lois Marie Morris
David Morrison
Lorene McAlister
Joseph Osborne
Gussie Mae Patterson
James Patterson
Eula Phillips
Lora Pickering
James Redder
Earlene Rick
Edith Renfroe
George Robertson
Harle Beg Tert
Dolley Seay
Douglas Lockwell
Madeline Williams
Ouida Pendleton
Paris Taxi Shortage Triggers North Africa Recruitment
Paris taxi firms dispatch agents to North Africa to recruit Arab drivers amid severe shortages. The move aims to boost fleets as demand for transportation services remains high.
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Paris
Africa
Harvest Army Moves North to Wheat Fields
Kansas City report says the harvest campaign begins in Central Texas between June 5 and 10. Forty million acres in the Southwest will be mowed in two months, with harvesters and binders ready for a rapid northward march into Kansas by late June. Private estimates peg yield at 600 to 650 million bushels, below last year’s 679 million and near the 10 year average of 649 million.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Harvest Army
Texas
Great Southwest
Kansas
Chicago clinic aims to lower doctors' bills
In Chicago the Chicago Medical Society pursues cheaper care for the poor. The piece notes high costs make diagnoses like gout or chronic illness unaffordable for modest means and recalls past resistance to free clinics. It highlights the push for accessible treatment despite medical resistance.
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Chicago Clinic
Chicago
Lithuania
Chicago Medical Society
Sacred Medical Circle
Thief Cripples Thief In Auto Theft Fight
Paris reports a curious auto theft incident as Felix Moncorger, 28, crashes a streetcar into a pedestrian who is then found to be an escaped criminal. The injured man, though claiming no harm, is hospitalized as police link him to a stolen car case and prepare to detain him if he recovers.
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United Press
Paris
Felix Moncorger
Moncorger
At the Theaters Duke Steps Out and Innocents of Paris
The Fair presents The Duke Steps Out starring William Haines and Joan Crawford. The Mission screens Innocents of Paris with Maurice Chevalier, plus Jed's Vacation sound comedy and Fox Movietone Talking News. Deandi shows Fury of the Wild with Ranger. Nat Rafe Emerson leads his orchestra.
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William Haines
Joan Crawford
Paris
Maurice Chevalier
al Jolson
Jed
Fox Movietone
Deandi
Ranger
Rafe Emerson
Mariner Wins Laconic Prize in Rescue
Bridgeport Connecticut reports an unnamed ancient mariner rescued from a leaking rowboat in a driving rain storm. Captain David Conrad of the tug Owen J. McWilliams recalls the grey-haired man standing in his water-filled craft and waving for help.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Here
David
Conrad
Owen J. McWilliams
Captain Conrad Rescues Fisherman Amid Rainy Shore Return
A fisherman was sighted in heavy rain holding onto an oar and was picked up by a tug. He refused to state his name before reaching shore while the aged boatman thanked him as Captain Conrad replied modestly.
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Conrad
Escapes Death Twice in Two Bosque River Incidents
Waco Texas June 11 Misfortune struck Harold Harris as two accidents occurred after his Monday movements. He nearly drowned in the Bosque river but was revived by artificial respiration. An ambulance carrying him to a hospital then rolled over after he was pulled from the water. Harris again lost consciousness but received artificial respiration and returned home to Belton with no further mishaps.
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Waco
Texas
Harold Harris
Bosque River
Harris
Belton
German Heiress Praises Henry Ford After Interview
Miss Clairore Stinnes daughter of a German steel magnate calls Henry Ford 100 per cent a man after a 90 minute Detroit meeting. She with C A Soderstrom Western visitor is on a two year world tour to collect material for a book while Soderstrom films the trip.
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United Press
Detroit
Henry Ford
Clairore Stinnes
Ford
United States
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