Saint Mary's Academy Announces Tuesday Opening
The academy will open Tuesday with registration on Thursday and Friday this week. Classes begin next Tuesday at 8 am. Saint Mary’s offers a practical Christian education with accredited status and affiliations with Incarnate Word College and other institutions.
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St. Mary's Academy
St. Mary's
Fllwood Park
State Department of Education
Austin
Incarnate Word College
San Antonio
Four Metz brothers die in Fulton coal mine tragedy
Louis Metz 32 died of monoxide gas as three younger brothers Earnest 23 Freddie 21 and Harry 19, slid into an abandoned gas and water filled mine to rescue a fourth, then perished. Father in law T J Wolfe hospitalized in critical gas poisoning.
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Fulton
U.P
Louis Metz
Earnest Metz
Freddie Metz
Harry Metz
T. J. Wolfe
Fulton City
Metz
Moberly
Ernest
Harry
Freddie
Louis
Sneeze winner at Centennial fair in Dallas event
K C Reed of Dallas won the hay fever day contest at the Texas Centennial Exposition with a sneeze score of 108.5 on a noise meter. He earned 15 dollars, a dozen handkerchiefs, and a round trip to Shreveport. Whitfield Collins finished second with 105.5 points.
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Dallas
K. C. Reed
Shreveport
Whitfield Collins
J. W. Bass
Crude Output Decreases in United States
Tulsa report notes a weekly drop of 41,278 barrels per day in national crude production to 3,035,103. Oklahoma led declines, while Texas rose 1,316 barrels daily. California and Louisiana fell, Kansas rose, and eastern fields near Michigan were nearly flat. Rocky Mountain region up 1,910 barrels daily. A separate 16th century note mentions English theaters borrowing madmen from asylums.
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Tulsa
Okla
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East Texas
Texas
Louisiana
California
Kansas
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Sweet tooth blamed for tooth decay across states
The Texas State Dental Society and Oklahoma State Dental Society blamed sugar and soft foods for most tooth decay. Dr. Arthur Black cited US sugar per capita rising from 11 to 115 pounds since 1811. New officers named include L F Robichaux as president, A L Few as vice president, and Oscar E Rantranz as secretary treasurer. A G Stamper from Shreveport elected member. In May 1936 US airlines carried 96,368 passengers.
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Dallas
Texas State Dental Society
Oklahoma State Dental Society
America
Arthur Black
Northwestern University College of Surgery
United States
L. F. Robichaux
San Antonio
Texas Society of Oral Surgeons and Exodonists
A. L. Few
Oscar E. Rantranz
Houston
G. N. Stamper
Shreveport
Congressman Marvin Jones to Aid Democratic Campaign
Congressman Marvin Jones leaves for Chicago to assist in the Democratic campaign in Central and Middlewestern farm states. He will visit New York headquarters for talks with party leaders and reach western headquarters by Sunday or Monday. He will speak at farm rallies across agricultural states under new farm belt committees.
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Marvin Jones
Chicago
Central
Middlewestern
New York
Congressman Jones
Record Shorthorn cow bears seven calves in three years
Henry Williams of Harlan reports his pure-bred Shorthorn cow has produced seven offspring in three years, including twins two years ago and last year plus this year's triplets. The note also mentions a blue whale caught in the Antarctic reaching up to 100 feet, the largest animal on earth.
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Harlan, In
Henry Williams
Harlan
Antarctic
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Academy
R. E. Lacey
Amarillo
Saint Mary's Academy
Porto Alegre
Brazil
Santa Maria
Rio Grande Do Sul
Uruguay
Andorra
United States Airlines
Colonial
Duke of Kent
Gibson Girl
Princess
En's
Wardoleum
RADIO
Mantel
Priscillas
Redweed
Siven
Ward Electric
Jagr Rathod
Montgomery Ward
Polk ST
Philco
Philcos
Nunn Electric Co
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