Wiley Post aviation pioneer who circled the globe
A biographical sketch traces Wiley Post s rise from Texas farm boy to famed aviator. From barnstorming and oil-field work to winning the Los Angeles Chicago air race in 1930 and a world flight record with Winnie Mae, his career blends risk and pioneering spirit.
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van Zandt County
Texas
Oklahoma
Young Post
Wiley
Kansas City
Post
Holdenville
Okla
F. C. Hall
Flody Bennett Field
New York
May Lane
Sweetwater
Henderson Urges Bond Issue For State Relief
Mr Williams described the amendment aim and noted federal aid to Texas’s needy would stop without state cooperation in relief work. F. L. Henderson led the meeting urging bond issues to aid the destitute, warning of months of suffering if Brazos County does not participate.
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RFC
Henderson
Panhandle
Amarillo
Williams
County Rfc
N. A. Stewart
Texas
Washington
F. L. Henderson
Brazos County
Aid Is Received From Good Cheer By 144 Families
A report to the executive committee by Mrs. J. L. Brock shows Good Cheer aided 144 families in the past month. Items include 31 transient cases helped, 10 new families added for employment, bread, flour, hospital aid, home visits, and $26,000 in RC funds spent locally in eight months.
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Good Cheer Association
J. L. Brock
Chamber of Commerce
Lumber Dealers Agree On Hours To Do Business
Bryan lumber merchants sign the President re employment agreement and adopt a common hours schedule. Weekdays open 7 30 a m to 5 p m except Saturday 7 30 a m to 1 p m. Signed by Howell Grant Ball Parker and Dyer Warren lumber companies. Abe Lincoln quote appears.
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Grant Lumber Company
Ball Lumber Company
Parker Lumber Company
Dyer Warren Lumber Company
Follks visit Century of Progress and Brazos county news
Friday’s Bryan Chronicle reports many locals visiting the Century of Progress in Chicago including Mr. and Mrs. E N Malmgreen and Mrs Allen Smith with others planning returns. County officials A S McSwain and W S Barron traveled to Austin for Brazos county public works discussions.
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Century of Progress
Chicago
Holmgreen
Bryan
Louis Storms
Bryan In the Home of Mrs. Storm’s Mother, Mrs. Robert Webb, Jr
South College Avenue
Conroe
Bobby Webb
Robert Webb, Jr
A. S. McSwain
W. S. Barron
Austin
Brazos County
Allen Smith
Ivan Langford
Ilinois
John B. Hines
Houston
Ruben Jenkins
Crockett
Wellborn
Jenkins
Rock Prairie
M. B. Easters
Kurton
Frances Ethel Leffler
Somerville
Cliff Edge
Miss Leffler
Charles Leffler
Rice
Clark Brown
Mrs. Leffler
Messrs. Brown
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R. C. Franks
F. L. Henderson
Katherine Henderson
Pete Palasota, Jr
Wilkerson Memorial’ Clinic
Mary Beth Moody
Hamlet
W. E. McCartney
McCartney
S. W. Bissing
A. and M. College
Tiny Curling
Waco
B. W. Wiley
E. R. Bryant
W. T. Posey
Bettye Syptak
Lucy Darwin
New Braunfels
Camp Warneke
Ernest Brock
Little Son
Fort Worth
H. N. Cochran
Sara Reva Maniloff
Hearne
Rockdale
Leonard Wheeless
Port Arthur
Texas
Katherine Humphrey
D. C. DeMaret
S. M. Hunter
T. B. Wood
Groveton
T. K. Krenek
J. R. Davis
George
Los Angeles
Cal
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California
C. M. Halsell
Robert Charles Halsell
College Road
D. Mike
John
Lucille Dougherty
Owesnbore
Mike
South Bryan Avenue
College Boulevard
Hotel Brazos
DeMaret
Mary Elizabeth Cavitt
Emily Thomas Cavitt
B. T. Pool
C. T. Smith
Oak McKenzie
McKenzie
Mildred and
Oak, Jr
Yoakum
Red Cross Brazos County Finance Report Summary
The Brazos County Chapter American Red Cross reports for July 31, 1932 to July 31, 1933. Receipts total 572.79 with cash in treasury 111.44 and donations 99.81. Disbursements total 457.86 for local home service and office costs. Materials distributed locally valued at 3796 and cash to National Red Cross 253.50, totaling 4368.79. Officials F L Cavitt and Mrs Albert Buchanan signed. approval by C M Bethany.
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M. Bethany
Democrats Extend Campaign For Deficit Fund
Finance Director Frank Scofield of Austin says the deficiency fund drive for the Democratic Party will continue through September. Brazos County reports only half its quota raised, with potential donors urged to contact Ivan Langford or leave contributions at the Eagle office for routing to officials.
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Austin
Democratic Party
Ivan Langford
Brazos County
Langford
Eagle Office
Ranchers Round Up Draws State Officials to Sonora
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree editor of The Eagle left Sunday with A. D. Jackson and Mrs. Jackson for the Ranchers Round-Up at Sonora conducted by the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.
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The
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A. D. Jackson
Jackson
Sonora
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Weevils Scarce In Central Texas Says Thomas Report
Dr. F L Thomas of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station reports boll weevil infestation remains low in south central Texas. Cotton is putting on new growth after recent rains, which may attract insects and risk rising damage if weather stays wet and mild.
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Ing
F. L. Thomas
Division of Entomology
Texas Agricultural Experiment Statis
Baptist Church Outdoor Meeting Opens August Series
The First Baptist church lawn hosted the August open-air service with large attendance. Dr. W H Andrew preached on The Power of the Holy Spirit from Acts 1 8, inviting Bryan residents and visitors to attend each Sunday at 8 PM throughout the month.
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Samaria
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Poultry Expert of A-M Becomes National Group President
Prof. D. H. Reid head of Texas A and M poultry husbandry was elected president of the Poultry Science Association for the coming year at Michigan State College where the meeting was held. The association will meet next summer at Texas A and M. Reid previously served as vice president and helped secure the Texas meeting. Included Texas A and M representatives were R. M. Sherwood and Mrs. Sherwood E N Holmgreen and Mrs Holmgreen Paul A Cunyus and Mrs Cunyus.
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University of Texas
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Tom Sawyer
Virginia
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Patrick Menry
Lord de la Marr
Delaware
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England
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Henry Lea
Jefferson Medical College
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Canada
W. F. Munnerlyn
Reid
Munnerlyn
F. B. Hutt
St. Paul
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