Frank McIntyre of Show Boat Charms Texas Centennial Radio
Frank McIntyre nicknamed Bubbles, Captain Henry of the Show Boat, saluted Texas centennial celebrations on radio. The Ann Arbor native, a jovial entertainer once valued as a dentist trainee, is friends with Irvin Cobb, boasts 200 neckties, loves the Mississippi, speaks multiple dialects, and once avoided air travel due to his weight. He also composes songs sung by Lanny Ross.
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Frank McIntyre
Henry
Texas
McIntyre
Bubbles
Ann Arbor
Mich
Irvin 8
Cobb
Santa Claus
Nevada’s Pat McCarran Shaped by Nevada Roots and Senate Pushes
Senator Patrick A McCarran the first Nevadan sent to the U S Senate rose from Reno born 58 years ago to fame as a chief justice and ranch owner. His air mail bill faced delay in Congress with Nevada lawmakers seeking to revive it on the Interstate Commerce Committee backdrop shows his stand against monopoly and big business.
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Patrick Anthony McCarran
Nevada
U. S. Senate
Reno
Pat McCarran
Gladstone
Goldfield
Senate
Supreme Court
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senator Returns to Senate Line After Illness
A Roman Catholic senator, father of five, recovers from illness and resumes duties. his two eldest children are nuns in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
California
Young Horace Stoneham Takes Giants Leadership
Horace C. Stoneham becomes youngest head of a major league club after his father’s death. At 32 he brings Giants experience, supports his father’s policies, opposes game broadcasts and night games, and plans extensive travel including a two week training camp stay in Pensacola Florida.
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Horace C. Stoneham
New York Giants
Young Stoneham
New York
Giants
St. Ignatius Loyola High School
Hun School
Pawling School
Fordham University
Stoneham
Horace
West
Pensacola, Fla
Charles W. Bryan Ends Run For Nebraska Office
Lincoln mayor Charles W. Bryan, age 69, announces he will not seek Nebraska party nomination this year. A key member of the Bryan political family and brother of William Jennings Bryan, he will focus on municipal affairs after a 20 year primary ballot presence.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Charles W. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Brother Charley
Knowledge Sought Of Old Cattle Brands
Residents with knowledge of cattle brands in use now or in the past are asked to send details to Gus L Ford historic supervisor at the Cattle Brand exhibit for the Centennial Exposition in Dallas. He needs brands from certain state sections before proceeding and will accept information sent directly or via the Eagle for forwarding.
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Gus L. Ford
Dallas
Ford
Mr. Ford
Eagle
Heir To Hutton Fortune To Be Danish Citizen
Count Haugwitz-Reventlow said Barbara Hutton and their newborn son are progressing well in hospital and the infant will be regarded as a Danish citizen. He denied reports the child would be British.
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Hutton
London
Count Haugwitz-Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Denmark
Sneak Thief Confines Shirts From East 27th Home
Victor B. Edge reported to Sheriff R. W. Nunn that a Monday burglary at his East 27th street residence left several shirts missing. The door was found open and lights on while the family was away briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor B. Edge
R. W. Nunn
East 27Th Street
Learn These Songs of Texas for Centennial Singers
Editorialized lines praise Texas heritage and national landmarks like San Jacinto and the Alamo. The piece invokes state pride, independence, and patriotic refrain God Bless You Texas as a centennial celebration anthem.
Texas Pride and Home On The Range Medley
The piece blends patriotic Texas verses with Home on the Range, praising Texas as home and extolling vast western landscapes. It references Lone Star symbolism, buffalo and deer tones, and rugged frontier imagery. The fragment ends with a trailing XXx- suggesting incomplete text.
Beautiful Texas Song Celebrates State Pride
A lyrical piece extols Texas beauty from bluebonnets to plains and mountains. It highlights ancestors who fought at the Alamo and celebrates diverse landscapes, trade routes, and a healthy, happy citizenry with a call to endure pride in the state.
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Texas
Alamo
ROUNDED UP IN GLORY Cattlemen's hymn of salvation and reunion
A rural gospel verse imagines faithful souls being gathered in glory by the Master. The refrain speaks of riding with fame and storms passing, while the faithful meet and part no more on the golden shore and are known by the Lord’s brand.
Centennial speaker visit marks Texas Independence Day event
The Huntsville centennial observance on March 2 gathers state and regional leaders. Tennessee's governor visits Texas with Alfred of Texas and LaFollette of Wisconsin to attend patriotic ceremonies at the old home of the Savior of Texas. Sam Houston, once Tennessee governor, led the Texas fight. Governor McAlister returns a Tennessee visit by Governor Allred.
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Huntsville
Texas
Sam Houston
Tennessee
Alfred
LaFollette
Wisconsin
McAlister
Allred
Death Hears Mrs J J Moseley of Allen Faculty
Dr J N Moseley of Allen Military Academy learned by telegram Saturday morning of his mother Mrs J J Moseley death at Garden Valley near Tyler. Age and feeble health noted. Funeral held Sunday at 10 am from the family home with burial in the family cemetery.
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J. N. Moseley
Allen Military Academy
J. J. Moseley
Garden Valley
Tyler
Former Bryanite Named Assistant Manager at Magnolia Refineries
John W. Newton, a Bryan native and longtime Magnolia employee, was promoted to assistant general manager of Magnolia Refineries in Texas. E. E. Plumly remains general manager as the Beaumont operation grows with about 2200 workers across Beaumont Fort Worth Corsicana and Luling.
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Bryan
John W. Newton
Magnolia
Texas
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Corsicana
Luling
D. A. Little
Dallas
E. E. Plumly
E. E. Swope
Newton
Mr. Newton
Hardy
Pat Newton
C. S. Allen
Calvert
Bryan High School
Allen Academy
Texas A. and
M. College
Plumly
Beaumont Rotary Club
Beaumont Country Club
Beaumont A. and M. Former Students Association
Beaumont Journal
Swope
Photographer of Bryan Gets Pictures On Line
John E. Blair had three of four photographs hung in a national San Antonio exhibit by the Pictorial club. More than 1000 pictures were submitted with 380 chosen. Blair’s works included a Mexican lad from his Mexico trip, the San Jose Mission at San Antonio, and a Brazos river scene with unusual light.
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John E. Blair
San Antonio
Pictorial Club
Blair
Mexico
San Jose
Brazos River
Bryan shoppers and visitors fill Friday agenda in midweek mix
Kurten and surrounding area residents traveled to Bryan for shopping and business. Notables include A M Fridel W R Lawless J W Hicks Columbus Seale Frank Seale and Dr W B Cline Jr along with family members and local attorneys and educators visiting or shopping in Bryan. A fire department faced heavy smoke while protecting stock during an incident.
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A. M. Fridel
W. R. Lawless
Bryan
J. W. Hicks
Steep Hollow
Jim Jones
Leonard Road
Columbus Seale
Frank Seale
Benchley
George Whatley
Joe Foster
Calvert
Ursuline Avenue
Dr. Cline
West Coast
Elizabeth Cline
Austin
Miss Cline
Southern Methodistiversity
Dallas
Tony Varisco
Steele
M. S. Broach
George Broach
Tabor
Homer Mathis
Mose Cox
Milam County
Cameron
R. M. Chaney
E. R. Murray
A. A. Murray
Iola
W. M. Metzer
Kurten
G. G. Walker
Clyde Goen
Coleview
J. M. Nulley
Caldwell
C. H. Moss
Hearne
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bill Wilhoit
Houston
Allen Academy
George Foster
Mett Salvaggio
Nunnally Strawther
Madisonville
R. K. Fletcher
R R. Lancaster
Jack Shelton
College
Elouise Dean
Kate Dean
Fort Worth
Jack Dean
Joe F. Parks
E. F. Parks
John A. Moore
Julia Codon
Federal Housing Administration
C. P. Trotter
FHA
Crepe Myrtles Planted Along New Highway Stretch
Mrs. R. W. Howell leads a community effort with Bryan and College residents donating 200 crepe myrtles for the highway project. Bryan contributed 140 plants and College 60. J. Coulter Smith planted the trees under a State Highway Department contract.
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R. W. Howell
Bryan
College
E Bryan
J. Coulter Smith
State Highway Department
Novel Baptist Men Membership Contest At Dinner
First Baptist Sunday school officers organized a baseball based membership contest during a dinner and meeting at LaSalle cafe. Teams Black Widows led by Hershel Burgess and Scorpions led by Louis Pistole will compete March 1 to April 5 with coaches Fred Hale and W E Wimberley, scorekeepers J C Goldsmith and Henry Ross, and reporters D L Wilson and J Webb Howell. Members earn bases for attendance actions leading to runs, new members count as homeruns, and visitors as one base.
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Business Men’s Bible Class
First Baptist Sunday School
LaSalle
Black Widows
Scorpions
Hershel Burgess
Black Widow
Louis Pistole
Fred Hale
W. E. Wimberley
J. C
Local Class Officers Named and Attending Meeting
The class lists Gordon Stover as president R R Ellis as secretary Louis Pistole as assistant secretary and P G Gunter as teacher. Officers present Thursday evening were Fred Hale W E Wimberley Hershel Burgess J C Goldsmith Henry Ross D L Wilson Webb Howell M W Bergeson Dr W H Andrew R R Ellis Louis Pistole and Gordon Stover.
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Gordon Stover
R. R. Ellis
Louis Pistole
P. G. Gunter
Fred Hale
W. E. Wimberley
Hershel Burgess
J. C. Goldsmith
Henry Ross
D. L. Wilson
Webb Howell
M. W. Bergeson
W. H. Andrew
Funeral rites for Rev G B Bennett noted in Bryan
Funeral services were held at New Chapel Baptist church in Bryan for Rev G B Bennett noted as a leading Negro minister and moderator of the New Home District Baptist Association. He died Monday after suffering a stroke while aiding a sick man near Donie. Interment followed in Bryan. He is survived by his widow and several children.
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New Chapel Baptist Church of Bryan
G. B. Bennett
New Home District Baptist Association
Bennett
Buffalo
Marquez
Normangee
Donie
New Chapel Church of Bryan
Teague
S. E. Diggs
New Chapel Church
J. T. Harris
Bryan
E. L. Brown
Madisonville
Exchange Store Fire at Texas A&M Causes Major Loss
Fire in the rear of the Texas A M College Exchange Store caused damage estimated at 5 000 to 10 000 to building and stock. Discovered by a paper delivery bay around five o clock. The loss is covered by insurance said manager R K Chatham. Fire department members were on scene and inspecting the damage.
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College Station
Texas A. & M. College Exchange
R. K. Chatham
College
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Kentucky
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South
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Bright Star
Hill McAlister
Death
Allen
Partment
Bryan College
Parst National Bank
van Bryan
Travis B. Bryan President
Moderator Negro Baptist Association
8. L. Rasco
North Zulch
Studebaker
Nash
Ford Truck
Ford Tudor
Oldsmobile
DeSoto
Buick
Exchange Store
Bryan Motor
Comany
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