Sidney Franklin and peers, famed figures in law and opera
Sidney Franklin, a prodigy tied to Columbia University at a young age, becomes a noted bullfighter and later shifts to film work. The piece details Admiral Cary Grayson, Supreme Court justice Van Devanter, and Boston mayor James Curley, tracing careers from early struggles to public leadership and philanthropy.
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Navy
Graysonecame
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Grayson
Culpep¢ County
Wilam and Mary College
Virginia
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Heal. College of Virginia
United States Supreme Court
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Marion
Ind
Indiana Asbury
DePauw) University
Cincinnati Law School
DePauw
Marian
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Supreme Court of
Union Pacific Railroad
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Department of the Interior
Columbian
Geo. Washington) University
Circuit Court of Appeals
Taft
Supreme Court
Dolly Burhans
Ionia
Mich
Elisabeth Rethberg Star of Opera and Radio
Elisabeth Rethberg, renowned soprano, studied at Dresden Royal Conservatory and debuted in Gypsy Baron. She sang across Europe, joined the Metropolitan Opera in 1922 in Aida, naturalized as American in 1926, touring the United States and performing nearly a hundred major operatic roles while maintaining European concert tours.
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Elisabeth Rethberg
Gorn
Schworsenberth
Sexony
Erz Mountains
Royal Conservatory of Music
Dresden
Dresden Opera
Europe
Vienna Imperial Opera
Metropolitan Opera
New York
United States
Mme. Rethberg
London
Rome
Berlin
Vienna
Milan
Summer Coastal and Marine Biology Courses Planned
Coastal and Marine biology summer courses will be conducted this year by the Biology Department of the Texas College of Arts and Industries at La Quinta near Gregory. The site is described as an old ranch mansion with complete facilities suited for the program. Courses include Coastal Flora Biology 225-226.
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Texas College of Arts and Industries
la Quinta
Gregory
Bryan Daily Eagle
Eagle
Brazos River
Towit
CCC
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
Soil Erosion Service
Texas to Plant First Trees for Government Shelterbelt
Lincoln Nebraska February 25 The Federal Government shelterbelt program will begin in Texas within days with J D Jones of Wichita Falls saying planting can start on return from a two day trip He and state directors plan the tree planting for the shelterbelt stretching from North Dakota to the Texas Panhandle Oklahoma will plant about 200000 trees this year beginning shortly after March 1
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John L
Boston Common Council
Common Council
State Senate
Board of Aldermen
Congress
Boston
Poland
Roosevelt
East
Boston City Hospital
Lincoln
Neb
Texas
J. D. Jones
Wichita Falls
North Dakota
Oklahoma
G. R B. Ips
Oklahoma City
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
William R. Tidell and Misa Pearl Merryman. Manuel Contrarias and Miss Joana Mesa. Charley H. Hill and Miss Ruby Mae Medley. Willie Davis and Etta Williams. Charlie Lopes and Carmen Sepulveda granted licenses.
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William R. Tidwell
Misa Pearl Merryman
Manuel Contrarias
Joana Mesa
Charley H. Hill
Ruby Mae Medley
Willie Davis
Etta Williams
Charlie Lopes
Carmen Sepulveda
Lola district cage champ wins over Jewett
Iola captures the District 17 Inter scholastic League title at Texas Aggie gym by beating Jewett 27 25 in a see saw final. Iola and Jewett had each defeated other rivals earlier with Iola topping Caldwell 37 22 and Jewett defeating Fairfield 29 12 in the semifinals. Darby Iola led scorers with 12 points along with Johnson Jewett also 12.
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Texas Aggie
Jewett
Clege
Iola
Bryan
North Dulch
Caldwell
Fairfield
Johnson
Sheets
Bulldogs
Darby
Sanders
Fola
Byrne
McDougal
Mallett
Lola
Dewey
Wille
Robinson
Ae Johnson
Aere BS
Haynie
Ok Singleton
Jake Monty
Bill Sedd
Iola Center Star Darby Leads District 17 Scorers
Darby of Iola Center topped the District 17 meet at Texas A&M gym with 23 points. Jewett’s Robinson scored 22 while Sheets of Jewett added 20 and Johnson of Jewett 19. Conoley of Thorndale had 11 in one game, Stroud of Fairfield eight per game, with Syptak of Franklin also among leaders.
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Darby
Big Lola
Texas Aggie Gym
Robinson
Jewett
Sheets
Johnson
McDougal
Yola
Iola
Conoley
Thorndale
Stroud
Fairfield Guard
Syptak
Franklin
Fairfield
W. Worthington
Caldwell
McDougall
Campbell
North Zuich
United States Emerges as World Creditor Nation
Column notes the U.S. becomes a major creditor as exports like cotton shift balance of payments. It highlights that many nations owe the United States large sums and suggests the trend may persist if current conditions continue.
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United States
Kemp High seniors present flagpole as parting gift
The Kemp High School senior class installs a flagpole at the west entrance as a gift to the school. The Negro high school class of 48, sponsored by Prof. R. C. Neal, also leaves a class gift, with the pole set in a concrete base.
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Kemp Hi
Kemp High School
the Negro High School
R. C. Neal
Spare Rooms Rent Ad Prompt in Eagle Newspaper
A fragment asks if readers have tried a want ad in the Eagle to rent spare rooms, suggesting a quick local listing approach. It mentions the term pany, implying a partial word or misprint in the clipping.
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the Eagle
Pany
Bryan area residents and visitors celebrate a holiday weekend
Mainly about folks lists numerous visits and travels. Families and friends from Bryan Waco Houston Tyler Lufkin Bremond Mason and other Texas towns are noted with engagements to visit relatives, attend events, or host guests over the weekend.
Yellow second sheets in 500-sheet packs
Eagle Printing Company lists yellow second sheets sold in packs of 500 sheets.
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Eagle Printing Company
A M Consolidated Notes Curriculum Meeting At Ce High School
The second meeting for curriculum revision study was held Saturday at the Ce high school. Teachers presented talks on improving instruction major aims of education twelve approaches to curriculum construction and relation of the present-day school to a revised curriculum.
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Ce High School
Aphes
R. Rogers
M. Sammons
H. C. Spencer
H. E. Burgess
Simms
C. C. Doak
Hazel Bacon
Pearle Jones
Millican
Mary Nall
Dolores Vance
Allen Farm
Mildred O’brien
Templeman
Thelma Seely
Clay Farm
Prominent Speakers Set for A M Methodist Church Week
A series of distinguished speakers from across the state will headline services at the A M Methodist church from March 3 to 10. Rev. Robert L. Jackson says March 3 10 is church activity week and aims to fill the auditorium each night with a different speaker. Notables include Guy F Jones W G Fletcher Robert E Goodrich Walter R Jenkins Glenn Flinn and W C Martin. Jenkins will be joined by his accompanist and Houston singers for a Wednesday service. The Bryan First Methodist vested choir also performs Monday evening at Guion Halls with a brief message by Rev Flinn.
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A. and M. Methodist Church
Robert L. Jackson
Jackson
A. and M. College
Guy F. Jones
Hunsville
W. G. Fletcher
Navasota
Robert E. Goodrich
First Methodist Church of
Houston
Walter R. Jenkins
Glenn Flinn
W. C. Martin
Dallas
Jenkins
Cillene Station
Guion Halls
Bryan
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San Antonio
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New Orleans
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