Lee High to Crown King and Queen Tomorrow
Balloting in the annual election of the king and queen of Robert E. Lee High School continues today. Fourteen boys and fourteen girls run for royalty with voting limited to one boy and one girl per student. Ballots cost twenty-five cents and proceeds fund Robert E. Lee delegates to the Texas Association of Student Councils in Amarillo March 27 and 28.
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Robert EL. Lee
Redett
EL Lee High School
Glenn Jones
Jegn Kel- Ing
Bruce Coltharp
Rodney Novosad
Jimmy Pyree
Jimmy Walmsley
Queen
Connie Kraft
Jimmie Kay Treat
Erolyn Lauland
Helen Bradberry
Vernell Burnett
Kathryn
KY J) Rugel
Rose Ann Bass
Anna Vann
Dixie Williams
Marjorie Stoufflet
Jerilyn Wilburn
Shirley Bess
Wibea Britt
Beverly Williams
Robert E. Lee
Texas Association of Student Councils
Amarillo
All Belgians Ordered to Vote on King Issue
Brussels officials announce Belgians must vote on March 19 whether to restore Leopold II to the throne. The plebiscite bill, approved by the House, requires a yes or no response. Leopold will abdicate if he earns under 53 percent.
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Brussels
Belgium
UPI
Leopold DT
House of Representatives
Piano sale offer at Brook Mays Houston TX
A piano is advertised for transfer to a reliable party for cash or easy terms. The ad promises a 16 year guarantee matching a new piano and provides contact through Brook Mays Piano Company at 3822 Main and Houston Texas via write phone or wire.
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Barrain
Brook Mays
Main
Houston
Texas
Birth Control Lecturer Barred From Entering Japan
Tokyo reports American birth control advocate Margaret Sanger barred from entering Japan for a lecture tour. General MacArthur's Headquarters reportedly did not approve the lectures sponsorship amid Catholic pressure and concerns over appearing to support her views.
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Tokyo
Japan
Ric
Margaret Sanger
Yomiuri
MacArthur
Ranger Officers Question Old Crime Confession
Ranger officials in Eastland weighed a Los Angeles confession by Mrs. Margaret Nash regarding the 25 year old slaying of a Ranger officer. Police Chief W G Pounds planned talks with District Attorney Eric Been and Los Angeles police, considering sending an investigator. Former Ranger Chief Jim Tagram disputed Mrs Nash story.
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Ranger
W. G. Pounds
Eric Been
Eastland
Los Angeles
Margaret Nash
Pounds
Been
Jim Tagram
Mash
Seven Montana College Students Die In Crash
Seven Montana state college students were killed when their car failed to negotiate a curve on U.S. Highway No. 10 eight miles east of Bozeman and plunged 40 feet down an embankment. One other occupant was injured. the group had been returning from a basketball trip. The accident occurred about 1:33 am near the canyon road. Sheriff’s office reports. Also on the page, Goose Creek Independent School District schedules a routine school board meeting for 7:30 pm in the administration building.
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Montana College
Bozeman
Mont
U.P
Montana State College
U.S. Highway No. 10
Here
George Gentry
Goose Creek Independent School District
Mechanical Tic Tac Toe Brain Beats Humans at Kellogg High
Noel Penney Elliott, an 18 year old Kellogg High student, claims his mechanical tic tac toe brain can beat any human without cheating. The device uses switches and lights in a 3 by 3 grid and reads moves instantly, with the machine winning about 40 percent of games and often forcing ties. Elliott has worked three years on the project and was a Westinghouse science talent search finalist, aiming for 21000 dollars in Washington, D C, March 2. He plans to study at Washington State College after graduation this May and continues to fix the machine’s cheating tendencies.
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Carl LE Anderson
United Press
Kellogg
Ida
Noel Penney Eliott
Woel
Westinghouse
Machine
Washington, D.C
Pho
Tographs
Young Elliott
Washington State College
Teachers Buy Site For Rew Headquarters
Austin February 13 report states the Texas Latte Teachers Association will build a two story headquarters two blocks from the Capitol. The site comprises two lots bought for 62 500 dollars. Architects Page Southerland and Page of Austin will draft plans for a probable 300 000 dollar building.
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Austin
Capitol
Texas
Ex Arkansas Lawmaker Tilman Bacon Parks Dies in Washington
Former Representative Tilman Bacon Parks of Arkansas died in Washington from hemorrhages. A Lewisville native, he served in the House from 1926 to 1936 and was elected three times, twice as prosecuting attorney of the district.
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Washington
Tilman Bacon Parks
Arkansas
Lewisville
Trict
Arkansas Farmer Admits Slaying Of Ohio Man
In Texarkana Arkansas Miller County Sheriff W E Davis said Genoa farmer surrendered and admitted beating Curtis Sloan of Cleveland Ohio with a lamp after an argument in the suspect home Sloan who was visiting a sister Mrs T Ward of Genoa died in an ambulance about 10 30 last night A first degree murder charge will be filed against the suspect
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Texarhana
Ark
UPIJ
W. E Davis
Miller County
Genoa
Arkansas
Curtis Sloan
Cleveland
Ohio
Davis
Curtis
Sloan
T. Ward
Baytown Bay In Island Maneuver
Private Paul Alvarado son of Mr and Mrs A Alvarado 1309 Cherry is at Little Creek Virginia training for Operation Portrex a joint sea air maneuver in the Caribbean late February to early March The climax is a combined assault on Vieques six miles off Puerto Rico Vieques will be defended by an aggressor force Private Alvarado belongs to the 20th Infantry Regiment Fort Benning Georgia.
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Paul Alvarado
A. Alvarado
Cherry
Navel
Little Creek
Virginia
Caribbean
Vieques
Puerto Rico
Alvarado
20Th Infantry Regiment
Fort Benning
Georgia
Ice Takes Place Of Northern Floods
Chicago reports rain or snow across the midwest with flood danger easing in most areas. Washington and Oregon see coastal rain, Northern Idaho snow, and northern Missouri sleet and freezing rain. The Ohio River falls five feet below flood stage at Louisville as New Orleans flood emergency ends with spillways opened to divert Mississippi River waters into Lake Pontchartrain.
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Chicago
U.P
Middlewest
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Missouri
Wisconsin
Ohio River
Louisville
New Orleans
Army
Mississippi River
Lake Ponchartrain
New Hearing Device Sparks Deafness Privacy Promise
Chicago firms Beltone present Phantomold and Beltone devices that promise clear hearing without a visible receiver in the ear. Makers offer a free brochure and at home testing in privacy, stressing freedom from the appearance of deafness and improved social success.
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Phantomold
Beltone
Dept
9Th St
Chicago 5
Ill
Belione
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Ashbel
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Franssen
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Fort Ite
Baytown Bay
Island
Cheaptown Sun
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CSK
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