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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1931

Page

5

Rockne Tribute Traced From Early Life To Tragic End

Knute Rockne famed Notre Dame coach shaped football with the forward pass and died in flight. The report details his Chicago roots, Norway birth, immigration, early work at the post office, Notre Dame rise, and family reactions as the campus prepares for a high requiem at Sacred Heart church.

Associated Press Chicago Knute Rockne Iris Gus Dories University of Detroit Rockne Notre Dame Dorias Cedar Point Ohio Knute Dora Dorais Norway America New Voss Logan Square West Side University of Illinois

Rockne Remains Notre Dame Idol After Death

The article honors Knute Rockne as a fearless coach and leader whose open attack on football's past methods helped build the Fighting Irish. It recalls Gipp’s famous plea to win one for the Gipper and notes Rockne’s lasting influence on college football and Notre Dame. The piece cites Rockne’s five undefeated Notre Dame teams and his philosophy of speed and innovation. A separate note reports all day prayer services at First Baptist Church led by the Woman’s Missionary Union with gatherings through the afternoon.

Alan Gould Associated Press New York Knute Rockne Rockne University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish Notre Dame Rock George Gipp Army South Pend Wizard of Tex Rickard First Baptist Church Woman’s Missionary Union Rev. Inc

Greatest Leader Football Passes

The Allen Academy coach T F Puny Wilson mourns the death of Knute Rockne of Notre Dame. He praises Rockne as a genius who popularized the game and shaped its traditions while reflecting on the lasting impact of his coaching and influence on players and future games.

T. F Puny) Wilson Allen Academy Knute Rockne Notre Dame Rockne

Rockne Death Sparks Esteemed Players To Plan Mourning Delegation

The article reports the shock and sorrow at Notre Dame over Rockne's death with memories from famed players. A delegation from the university, including Marchy Schwartz, Hank Anderson, and Jack Chevigny, plans to claim the body as officials seek Jesse Harper for comment.

Rockne Marchy Schwartz Ramblers Father O'Donnell Hank Anderson Jack Chevigny Jesse Harper

Leader Is Lost To Athletics in Death of Rockne

Deep regret was expressed by Coach Matty Bell of Texas A and M College and by other athletic department members over the fatal accident that befell Knute Rockne, Notre Dame football mentor. Sullivan of A and M College said intercollegiate athletics have lost their best friend and Rockne was a leader for fair play.

Rockne Dallas New York Mr. Sullivan

Easter egg hunt sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary will sponsor an Easter egg hunt at Sue Haswell Memorial Park on Friday afternoon starting at 4 30 p.m. The event involves three Girl Scout troops from Travis and Bowie schools operating under auxiliary sponsorship.

American Legion Auxiliary Sue Haswell Memorial Park Travis Bowie

Third Girl Scout Troop Formed At Travis School

The third troop of Girl Scouts organized by a group of 23 girls from Travis school is led by Miss Julia Schovassa as lieutenant. The troop is divided into three patrols Sunset led by Mary Alicea Wed dington Eagle led by Olive Sample and Fouricated Clover led by Jane Gray. Ten girls have passed their tenderfoot test.

Travis School Julia Schovassa Mary Alicea Weddington Olive Sample Jane Gray

Negro held to grand jury on forgery charge

Judge Colford was held to the grand jury Tuesday afternoon by Justice J. T. McGee on a charge of forgery. His bond was fixed at $400.

Colford J. T. McGee

Eagle Want Ad Lets You Dispose Of Odd Items Fast

If you have an odd piece of furniture or other article to dispose of an Eagle Want Ad will turn the trick quickly.

Weekend church services appeal to all ages

Interest grows as Dr. T G Watts promotes special services this week at First Methodist and First Christian churches. Tonight women receive a sermon, with men and boys targeted Thursday and young people Friday, while all worshippers are urged to attend each 7 30 o’clock service through Easter Sunday.

T. G. Watts E. J. Harris First Christian Church Arthur A. Hyde

Bryan Attorney Urges Youth to Fight for Ordinary Citizens

A Bryan attorney urges young men to resist demagogues and corporate wealth, warning of monopolies and anti-trust encroachments. He calls for independence, moral courage, and active duty to defend citizens rights, noting college life builds friendships and character for future leadership.

Mr. Henderson

Lions Endorse Safety Campaign by Hickox Tour

Capt. and Mrs. Art B. Hickox outlined their Texas safety campaign begun in San Antonio and later across Houston Fort Worth Beaumont Dallas Waco Cameron. Lions Club endorsed the effort as guests and announced a rifle range event at College next Tuesday with Capt. E. L. Lyons.

Art B. Hickox Bryan Jno Frank Womble Chamber of Commerce Lion H. O. Ferguson Lion Babcock Sonora Lion A. D. Jackson College E. L. Lyons Madison Bell E. R. Bryant D. Paul Dansty Harry L. Durham Charles Edge H. O. Ferguson F. D. Fuller R. C. Franks Fred Hale W. 5. Howell Dr. Lamar Jones Joe Kap

Earthquake Disaster Strikes Managua During Holy Week

The Managua quake left every house shaken though many residents had traveled to the sea shore. American women and children spared by tragedy were housed in marine barracks while other homeless families sought shelter in pup tents and temporary quarters as relief was organized. Cash was offered for clean cotton rags at the Eagle Office.

Managua Marine Barracks

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Coach Rockne Charles Dunkley Martha Rockne Louise Florence Harper Sitka Kaw South Bend Sacred Heart Church Bazzar Kan Kansas City Gipper Classy Cager Winnie Eldridge Benton, Mo Wilson Death OF Rockne Charles Skelly Fred Burke Michigan Burke Missouri Mise Hazel Reid Rice Institute Houston Texas Bryan Attorney LIONS Indorse C. N. Wyatt H. P. Black Frederick A. Burt H. E. Burgess Ed J. Harris Rig Danforth Eagle J.c.penney CO Manilofe Arkla
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