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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1934

Page

2

O Hara Named Notre Dame President at 46

Longtime Notre Dame leader John Francis O Hara becomes president succeeding Rev Charles O'Donnell who served since 1928. O Hara, 46, has spent his career at Notre Dame as dean of the College of Commerce and prefect of religion guiding students and advising on careers and faith.

John Francis O'Hara U. S South America University of Notre Dame Charles O'Donnell Notre Dame College of Commerce O’hara United States Legation Uruguay Montevideo U. S S United States Catholic University Washington National Foreign Trade Council Father O’hara O‘donnell Indiana Minneapolis, Minn Panama Canal Zone Indiana University Federal Board For Vocational Education Indiana State Department of Public Instruction Smith University of Indiana Bureau of Co-Operative Research Bloomington Ind Columbia Butler College Clark University

Vernon Gomez Stars for Yankees with Record-Setting Strikeouts

Left handed pitcher Vernon Gomez, once underestimated for his frail build, became a premier ace for the New York Yankees. From a youthful accident that altered his throwing arm to a storied minor league rise, he posted 21 wins in early full seasons, led the American League with 165 strikeouts last year, and earned a reputation as one of the era’s greatest lefties.

Vernon Gomez New York Yankees Yankees Carl Hubbell Giants Gomez Rodeo Cal San Francisco St. Paul Yanks

Political Announcements for County Clerk and Justice of the Peace

Subject to the August runoff primary. For County Clerk Clyde F Goen re election Frank Worsham For Justice of the Peace Precinct No 4 Joe T McGee A J Albert Richanan WT a eo ity Commissioner No 1 Boye haction NP

Clyde F. Goen Frank Worsham Justice of the Peace Joe T. McGee A. J Albert) Richanan Eoity Boye Haction NP

Record Crowd Attends Municipal Club Dance

Approximately 110 couples attended the dance at the Municipal clubhouse on Thursday night with guests from Huntsville Navasota Calvert Hearne and Caldwell. It was the largest crowd at any event since the clubhouse opened and visitors praised the plant.

Municipal Clubhouse Huntsville Navasota Calvert, Hearne Caldwell

Typewriter Paper Box 500 Sheets 8%4x11 Bond Paper

Box of 500 sheets 8%4x11 bond paper sold by Eagle Printing Company. It lists 80a grade and is suitable for typewriter use in offices and schools.

Bond Paper Eagle Printing Company

Hicks leads Brown dance orchestra at Bryan Municipal ballroom

The Hicks who heads the Brown dance orchestra returns to Bryan Municipal ballroom Thursday night at patrons' request. Last week’s dance drew the season’s best attendance and favorable notices.

Hicks Brown’ Dance Orchestra Bryan Municipal Vbhouse

Most Mexican Divorces For Americans Could Be Illegal

The American consulate in Mexico City says nearly all Mexican divorces granted to Americans in recent years could be declared invalid on appeal. Key rulings require both spouses to be habitually resident in Mexico and for domicile to be proven, not just temporary presence.

U. S Clark G. Lee Associated Press Foreign Service Mexico D. F United States Mill Ciudad Juarez el Paso Morelos Fourth District Court of the Federal District Fifth District Court of the Los Angeles Juarez Brooklyn Supreme Court New York Appelate Division New York Supreme Court

System of Texas In Canning Meat Studied by Many

Representatives from fourteen additional states will arrive at Amarillo on Tuesday August 7 for instruction at the Texas Relief Commission cannery. They will study the cooperative meat canning plan used in the drought relief program, developed by the Extension Service and the commission, with groups from Minnesota North Dakota Maryland Arizona Nevada California Ohio Michigan Indiana Kentucky Wisconsin Illinois Virginia and West Virginia.

College Station Amarillo Texas Relief Commission Texas Mildred Horton Texas A M. College Extension Service Minnesota North Dakota Maryland Arizona Nevada California Ohio Michigan Indiana Kentucky Wisconsin Illinois Virginia West Virginia Extension Service Texas Relief Comission

Texas Corn and Hog Growers to Receive Over 4.8 Million

Texas corn and hog growers will collect more than 4.8 million dollars from the federal corn and hog production program this year. Statistics by Holmgreen of Texas A and M and Finley of the U S Agriculture show 221 counties participate, with seven counties left out of 228 in the state.

College Station Texas Corn and Hog Growers Kk. N. Holmgreen Texas A M. College F. FE. Finley Texas

Williams Carr and Willie B. Taylor Wed in County License

William Carr and Willie B. Taylor, both described as negroes, were issued a marriage license by County Clerk Clyde Goen.

William Carr Willie B. Taylor Clyde Goen

Veterans Urged to Aid Child Welfare Survey Interview

An incumerator from the Child Welfare Survey will visit veterans over ten days to collect enlistment dates discharge details and unit names. Sponsored by the American Legion the notice asks veterans to have serial numbers and related information ready to avoid another visit.

American Legion

Ad Valorem Tax Valuations Fall On State Tax Roll

Ad valorem county assessors dropped about 100 million from last year with total estimated value at 3,097,529,185. Oil pipelines may lift 1934 valuations toward 1933 levels once included. State Tax Commissioner H. P. Edwards estimates pipelines could add near 100 million. Maximum rate effects unclear for months due to accounting method.

State Comptroller’s Office H. P. Edwards Comptroller’s Department Harris County Dallas Bexar Tarrant Anderson Archer Austin Bailey Bandera Bell Brazoria Camp Cass Castro Concho Cottle Crane Crockett Crosby Duval Ector Edwards Floyd Foard Gaines Garza Glasscock Gray Hemphill Hood Hudspeth Kenedy Kinney Lamb Liberty Lynn Marion Mills Montgomery Polk Red River Refugio Roberts Rusk San Saba Smith Starr Sterling Taylor Terrell Terry Trinity Upshur Victoria Walker Ward Webb Wichita Williamson Winkler Yoakum Yound Zapata

Bryan Welcomes Wide-Ranging Visitor Flux

A long list of locals and visitors share Bryan today. Fletcher Pool, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Raymond Todd, W H Burt, Gerke Keller families, and many others are seen in town. Travelers head to Asheville, Houston, Dallas, and beyond while neighbors visit kin and attend short courses at A and M College.

Fletcher Pool Bryan A. C. Thompson Harvey Raymond Todd Rock Prairie W. H. Burt Steep Hollow C. J. Gerke FE. A. Keller A. H. Keller R. Franze Sam Brewer Gene of Bremond M. E. McCartney W. M. Jones Houston J. W. Mathis Dan Hall Baby Asheville N. C L. L. Johnson Gainesville A. and M. College Johnson H. N. Cochran Jane John Edge Waco Ross Dean Fred Pierson Della Wooten Eugene Beck Mr. Beck Floresville Brazos River Pitts Bridge G. C. Sanders Richards Margaret Cecile Sanders Aline Williams Miss Williams J. K. Presnal Tabor Evelyn Cahill New York City Miss Smith Texas Christian University Miss Cahill New York Dolly Young Fl Paso Farmers A. and M. College Jack C. Young A. Ashworth Jack Yellowstone National Park Vancouver Portland Yellowstone Preston Goen Sabine County W. R. Goen Clyde Goen Goen Mary Frances Harris W. B. Harris Haswell Drive W. L. Steele Navasota Victor B. Harris Harris W. E. Hooker C. L. Benson Chamber of Commerce J. Hendrix Conway The Houston Press Today J. Hendrix Conway, Jr Oquilla Smith Con Fortson Hotel Mason Texas J. TL Lamar Jr Amarillo Jeanette Beard Fran Beard Lamar Williams Beaumont O. K. Beard Port Worth Marlin Gregory L. A. Wilson Eric S. Wilson Sharon Wilson Tennessee Pennsylvania Belle Randon Borger M. R. Bentley Goong Creek Jno. A. Theams Margaret Zuber Prestog Springs Ontario Canada W. T. Tucker Dorothy Shreveport W.S. Cole Tl. V. Figures Potter County Bettie Figures R. H. Young Greenwood Miss

Earl Graham Post Honored for Service and Elections

A reading praised Earl Graham Post 58 for 740 points in Community Service and Post Activity and noted national appraisal pending. Friday’s meeting elected officers led by Commander L Gray and named delegates to the Mineral Wells state convention, with a full slate of officers and an executive committee forming the leadership team.

George Rp.h Department Earl Graham American Legion Legion Home Department Legion Affairs Mineral Wells L. Gray Anton Krenek R. Tl. Smith Joe Wymola A. N. Stuart L. A. Spell Robert J Schovajsa Joe Sosolik I. Tt. Schovajsa Ed .S. Martin H. T. Downard Jno

Rev and Mrs Moylan Bird Visit in McCamey

Rev and Mrs H Moylan Bird and Miss Laura Lea Bird of Brenham visit Mrs Helen Bird in McCamey. The Birds formerly lived in Bryan where Rev Bird served St Andrews Episcopal Church as rector signaling local Bryan connections.

Moylan Bird Laura Lea Bird Brenham Helen Bird McCamey Bryan Bird St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church

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Henry Lester Smith School of Education National Education Roosevelt National Steel Labor Relations Board Federal Impartial and Permanet Board Walter P. Stacy North Carolina Stacy Supreme Court of North Carolina Steel Ansonville Morven High School University of North Carolina State House of Representatives Superior Court of North Carolina William J. Burns Division of Investigation U. S. Department of Justice Dillinger Chicago Hoover Washington College of Law J. F. O'Hara Baga. Hoover Julius Meier Oregon Ore Smedley D. Butler George W. Joseph Earl Graham Post
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