Wilson and Glenwood Schools Honor Rolls
The first six weeks honor rolls for Wilson and Glenwood schools in the 1929 1930 term list numerous students with As and Bs. Wilson School names many pupils led by John Barner and Mary Frances Allen with numerous others, while Glenwood School shows a long roster of students including Valerie Akin and Mary Brown with an A and B designation.
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Wilson
Glenwood
Wilson School
John Barner
Carlie Barnes
Betty Bush
Marshall Dorman
Allen Early
Vivian Robertson
Frances Robertson
Nell Spann
Mary Frances Allen
Phyllis Ann Alridge
Thomas Andrews
Carol Askew
Billy Bamberger
Norma Lee Bankstrom
Helen Louise Bennett
Lorna Mae Bennett
Mabel Bishop
Margaret Bishop
Mona Inez Bowman
Dorothy Gardner
Neema Gartner
J. Marion Gorrell
Mary Elizabeth Gwyn
Jack Robert Harrison
Martha Jean Harrison
Ernestine Head
Winnie Holman
Helen Hoover
Dorothy Huntsucker
O. T. Hyse
Maxine Jordan
Jimmie Kerns
Margaret Kerns
Bernard Kerr
Mary Elizabeth Land
Laurene Ludden
Joanne Ludden
Francis Lynch
Marcine McClements
Dorothy McClements
Mary Beth McClun
Lee Ravey
John Roach
Virginia Roberts
Clyde Rigdon
Annette Saunders
Gayle Spann
Jack Triplett
Roy Vineyard
Allene Williams
Sarah Jane Wires
Fannie B. Young
Glenwood School
Bishop Warns Church Debts Threaten Methodist Funds
Bishop John M. Moore says Texas Methodist finances suffer from overbuilding and underfinancing. He cites debts exceeding 1.25 million dollars on colleges and many church buildings. Director J. D. Ellis assigns blame to inexperience and costly loans. calls for conservative finance and debt elimination at the West Texas conference. Nominees for delegates to the Dallas state conference were named.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Southern Methodist Church
John M. Moore
Dallas
Moore
West Texas
South
Era Methodist Church
Texas
He &E- Served
D. Ellis
Extension Board
General Conference
Amarillo Globe masthead notes publishers and AP rights
The Amarillo Globe lists Gene Howe as Publisher and Editor with Wilbur C. Hawk as General Manager. It notes the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches and regular content published in the paper.
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Amarillo
Texas
Act of Marsh Ltd
Amari Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
6Th
Iilmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
de Amarillo Globe
Amerili
Government reorganization urged after education shift
In Washington a broad reorganization is urged as William J. Cooper begins to shift duties from the Bureau of Education to the government of Alaska. The article notes the long transfer of control over Alaska deer herds and calls for a nationwide reshuffle of jobs to improve efficiency.
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Washington
William J. Cooper
U. S
Educaion
Edu
Santa
Claus
Cooper
Alaska
Bureau of Education
Particu
Innocent Cheat Escapes Fate in Love and Murder Plot
Helen Brent plots to wed heiress Helen Cunningham after a dying beggar names Cunningham as the missing father. Brent accelerates a secret romance with Eva Ennis while Eva’s lover Bob faces a broken engagement. A drug incident drives Eva to the brink. Helen comforts Eva’s mother as Eva confesses love for Bob but vows against Helen.
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Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Nellin
Nam Cunningham
Brent
Cunningham
Helen
Eva Ennis
Robert
Bob
Eva
Shallimar Morris
Mrs. Ennis
A 1929 Murder Tale From Chicago Street Life
A vivid 1929 Chicago front page style vignette recounts two youths who murder a driver after a joy ride and later roam the streets drinking gin and robbing, while two soda fountain clerks who were outraged by the crime witness the events. The article notes the future historians may judge the era by such scenes.
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United States
Cage
The Right Start For Your Child In School Year
The article urges parents to assess a child’s early school adjustment by observing attitude and communication with teachers. It recommends visiting the school, talking with the principal and teacher, and seeking honest feedback to tailor support for study load and social adjustment.
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Alice Judson Peale
Tale
Patrick Henrys mighty voice and debate power in history
Washington observers note Patrick Henry spoke with a voice large enough to reach workers a half mile away, a trait that would amplify his oratorical impact in the Senate and House. Modern lawmakers like Senator Joe Robinson and Tom Heflin are cited as contemporaries with similarly powerful voices.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Patrick Henry
Henry
House
Senate
Joe Robinson
Tom Heflin
Alabama
Eva’s Distress Sparks Call Home
Helen answers a telephone from Mrs. Ennis asking for Bob as Eva’s condition prompts Mrs. Ennis to beg Bob to come home immediately. The tension rises as Helen conveys her mother’s fear and Eva's troubling state.
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Helen
Bob
Eva
Big voice contrasts in the chamber echo from the cloak rooms
The article notes veterans such as Smoot of Utah and Simmons of North Carolina are often inaudible to the press benches, while Schafer of Wisconsin speaks loudly enough to be heard through smoke-filled cloak rooms, his roar reaching distant listeners in high gear.
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Smoot
Utah
Simmons
North Carolina
Schafer
Wisconsin
The Stentorian Clerk Pat Hartigan at Roll Call
The article recalls Pat Hartigan the reading clerk in the house whose stentorian voice carries above convention floor uproar. Known for covering national conventions since joining the staff he can cut through noise on crowded roll calls.
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Pat Hartigan
Madison Square Garden
Pat
Houston
Hartigan
Cocktails Served in Barn to Save Floors in New York
A McNaught Syndicate column notes social observations from New York on October 25 1929. It mocks society buzz about celebrities like George Gershwin Sinclair Lewis and Eddie Cantor while describing quirky scenes such as pre dinner cocktails in garages to spare carpets and a planned supper club featuring mandolin orchestras.
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New York
George Gershwin
Fifth Avenue
Will Rogers
Monte King
Sinclair Lewis
Palm Beach
Tubby
Sidney Toler
Plattsburg
Foxhall Keene
England
Hype Igoe
Bernard Gimble
Gus Edwards
Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Buddy Doyle
Broadway
George Ade
Earnest
Clemenceau Weakens Amid Food Intolerance
Paris reports say Clemenceau grows weaker as he cannot take solid food or assimilate medicines. Observers warn a new cardiac attack could fatally end his condition, despite prior assurances of improvement.
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Associated Press
Paris
George Clemenceau
Singers Await Judges Vote At Dallas
Twenty young amateur North Texas singers contesting the Atwater Kent radio audition await judges balloting after a broadcast. Prizes totaling 25000 dollars in cash and conservatory tuition are offered by the radio company. Winners, one boy and one girl, advance to district audition next month. The contest was broadcast by WFAA.
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United Press
Dallas
North Texas
Atwater-Kent
WFAA
Alaska Prepares for Big Air Lifters and Routes
Seattle dispatch reports Alaska aims to become a major air link with the Orient as airliners expand routes. Charles D. Garfield of the Alaska mining bureau notes many airway firms operate in the region and Alaska cities like Fairbanks and Anchorage push to join the world air network.
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Seattle
Fairbanks and
Anchorage Airways Company
White satin lounging Pajamas with lace trim
A stunning new lounging pajama set features white satin fabric. It includes a sleeveless bodice trimmed in deep ecru lace, matching lace edging on the flaring pajama bottoms, and a three-quarters coat with lace from the waistline down.
Crossword Puzzle and Word List from Variety Bazaar
Today's Variety Bazaar presents a crossword with many clues across horizontal and vertical entries including Picture taking machine Wing To run away Poem Insect's egg Tone in scale Within Inlet First woman Silly To steep To taunt Herons Carmine Monkey Citric fruit Tenet Incidents tent Rodent Golf device Otherwise Pieced out Wine vessel Moose Shelter Collision Skill Beaten Swarming Mother Inhabitant Placed in row Thinks Deserters Juniper Fool Tides Pressed Reveled Fiat Local outs Ski Helmet shaped Coveting person Nimble Planet College official Sour plume
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Fiat
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