Police officers to get traffic study scholarships in Chicago
The Kemper Foundation for Traffic Safety opens applications nationwide for 16 fellowships worth 1650 dollars and 316 scholarships of 3500 dollars to police officers for study at Northwestern University Traffic Institute from September 22, 1935 to June 21, 1936. Selection is competitive, based on ability, usefulness to the department, and local traffic conditions. closing date is June 1.
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Chicago
Kemper Foundation For Traffic Safety
Northwestern University Traffic Institute Fom
Kemper Foundation
Kemper
Cancer Deaths In Women Drop 10 Per Cent
In Austin Dr D A Todd head of the Texas Division of the American Cancer Society reports a ten percent drop in cancer deaths among women over the last decade. He cites earlier diagnosis and education as key factors and notes 10,000 women who would have died yearly are now saved. He urges continued participation in Cancer Control Month in April.
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Austin
Spl
D. A. Tord
American Cancer Society
Texas
Todd
San Antonio
Dr. Todd
Cancer Society
Texas Division
Native Texan Back Home: He'll Speak In Austin April 15
Glen McDaniel a native Texan and former RCA vice president returns April 14 to speak at the first annual State Bar Public Relations Conference in Austin He is president of the Radio Electronics Television Manufacturers Association and lives in New York City He will share the platform with Richard P Tinkham Hammond Indiana chairman of the ABA public relations committee and editor of a widely used PR manual for Bar Associations McDaniel a Seymour native SMU graduate and Columbia law alum also holds a Navy related legal background from World War III as civilian special counsel to the Undersecretary of the Navy and as counsel for the Bureau of Aeronautics.
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Radio Corporation of America
Glen McDaniel
Austin
State Bar
Assoe
Radio- Electronics - Television Manufacturers Association
New York City
Richard P. Tinkhea
Hammond
Indiana
American Bar Association
McDaniel
Tinkham
Seymour
Southern Methodist University
Columbia University
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Department
Bureau of Aeronautics General Representative
Eastern District
Noonday Quote List of Industry Names and Firms
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names and brands across energy, chemicals, manufacturing, and utilities. It includes American Petroleum entities, Celanese, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, General Electric, General Motors, Goodyear, Gulf Oil, Humble, Libby, Penn, Phillips, Sears, Texaco, Tex Gulf Sulphur, Union Oil, and other firms. No discernible events or narrative are evident beyond the long catalog of corporate names and partial scores or figures interspersed.
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Alleg Ludlum
Alg-Chalmers Serventes
Amer Agri
Weesee Bok
Bailey-Selburn
Beth Stool
Ceeseever Ace Ash Barber
Aetteeee OO Calvan
Breeeae
Chrysler Corp
Columb Gag
DuPont Chem
Eastman Kodak
el Paso Nat'l Gasse
Fairchild Eng Ss
Freeport Sulph
Seepeees Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Gen Tire
Galette Saf
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound Bus
Gulf Oil
Gulf Stat
Aii
Houston Oil
Scseeees
HL and
P. Co Humble
Imperial Oil
Interlake Iron Ants Nickel
Jones and Laugh
Kirby Pet
Saeass No
Libby McNseeevecees 275
Liggett and
TS fawesavteesLose’g Inc
Beeen la Land
Sscesrarerenes
Mack Trucks
s.s+ Merrill
Monsanto Cherm
Watt Dist
Wat's Dairy
Olin-Math
Oliver Issseee Pac
Teed Packard-Stude Motors
Pac West Oil
P.cessereee
Fpancoastal Oil
Seeeee
Panhandle
P and
Rooveseeeae
Penney's Inc
Phillips
Pure O Rem
Randose Repab Steel
Sears
Istesees St. Regis Paper
Shelly.Sinclair
Skelly Oil
Socons
Vac
Son Farjs
SIM Weatingh. A. B
Western Union Con
Woodley Pet
Sears Sells Homart Water Heaters In Baytown
Sears Roebuck and Co introduces Homart water heaters in Baytown featuring Thermo-side control for easy temperature setting and Thermo-Channel design that routes flue gases up the back to gain more heating area. The unit sports a square-front look with fiber glass insulation and a ten year guarantee, promising higher recovery and lower operating costs.
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Sears
Homart
Baytown
Sears Roebuck
Bob Hobicheaus
Rabidheaus
Apology Could Narrow Prison Time In Burglary Case
Pontiac Michigan police were told that Roy KE Hawkins may face only two years in prison after he apologized. Circuit Judge Russel Wolland had considered a two to fifteen year sentence with a minimum term, noting Hawkins confessed to escaping while touring with police and confessed to looting several places.
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Pontiac
Mich
Roy KE
Hawkins
Russel Wolland
Thinking
Missionary Barber Faces Snowbound Ordeal in Colorado
Miss Barber, a Brigham Young University student, endured 22 hours marooned on a mountain road after a blizzard trapped her car with three companions. She crawled through a window to dig free, kept the engine running to heat, and later sent a humorous account to her family from Cortez, Colorado, continuing her education in New Zealand.
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Brigham Young University
Barber
Provo
Colorado
Miss Babber
Miss Barber
Cortez
Colo
New Zealand
Beaumont Chooses Site for Civil Defense Test
Beaumont area in Texas will host Operation Mercy a national first for rapid mobile field hospital deployment. Harris County medical society and civil defense officials organize the drill with 60 doctors 100 hospital staff and 10 trucks ready within 30 minutes from Houston.
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Beaumont
Operation
Mercy
Mobile Field
Houston
Beaumont Tex
Civil Defense
Bob Smith
War Department
Smith
Stanley Olson
Baylor University College of Medicine
Olson
Harris County Medical Society
Birth of Thomas Henry Magee in Houston
Stork stops Mr and Mrs vonn Magee of 103 Williams to welcome son Thomas Henry born Sunday at Methodist hospital Houston weighing nine pounds two ounces. Grandparents Mr J D Magee Boerne and Mrs L Budla Houston NORWICH. N. .-UP- Cold weather story notes molasses too cold to pump and mercury at 22 below zero as an old adage illustrated locally.
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Vonn Magee
Williams
Thomas Henry
Methodist Hospital
Houston
J. D. Magee
Boerne
L. Budla
Norwich. N
Police Doublecheck Suspects Addresses in Omaha
Omaha police under Chief Harry Green ordered captains to verify names and addresses of gambling suspects after an embarrassing check found several provided false addresses. One address led to a comfort station in a city park. The article also notes cities with canal streets like Ghent and Amsterdam beyond Venice.
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Omaha
Neb
Harry Green
Woman dies after ingesting poison. husband recalls purchase
Poison discovered at the home is said to have been bought five or six months earlier at a Baytown store. The attending physician estimates the poison was ingested about 7 30 p m. Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Paul A Lee funeral home chapel conducted by Rev C J Lee. Burial at Brookside Memorial Park in Houston. Survivors include her parents, two sisters, and several relatives.
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W. B. Crist
George Stuzaich
Baytown
Paul A. Lee
C. J. Lee
Westgate Baptist Church
Brookside Memorial Park Cemetery
Houston
Clarence Swilley
Merryville
J. D. McLamore
Texas City
Alene Smith
Honey Smith
Texas
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Frenchy
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Alint
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Wayne
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Housewives
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Freddie Real
Brunson
Tyrone Power
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Gog the Killer
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