Strange tales of horses ruling Wallachia and early schooling feats
The excerpt recalls Wallachia ruler Mavrogheni placing nobles on horseback after they refuse to fight for Turkey, replacing their titles with those mounts. It also highlights John Hiner’s rapid schooling progress and a note on Christian cross markings in Albania to deter Turkish advances. Tomorrow: Convicted by a Shark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micholas Mavrogheni
Wallachia
Serbia
Hungary
Mavrogheni
Turkey
Albania
Death of Bryan business and civic leader Allister M Waldrop
Regret spread Sunday in Bryan at the death of Allister M Waldrop a longtime businessman and civic figure after a long illness pneumonia followed a heavy cold. Waldrop native of Bryan 64 years ago contributed to public schools Allen Military Academy Rotary and the chamber of commerce guiding city growth and serving as a model of integrity and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allister M. Waldrop
Waldrop
Bryan
Public Off
Fryan
Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist Church
Ture
Death of King George VI Ends Eventful Reign
The article notes King George VI died at his country seat in his 70s after a reign spanning peace and war. It highlights his democratic, sailorly nature, strong naval ties, and calm leadership during World War I era, shaping Britain’s recovery and moral stance. It mentions Edward VIII as successor amid a turbulent postwar period and hints at legacy future assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King V
Dringham
George
Europe
Rusthe Hohenzollerns
Germany
Hapsburgs
Aus- Hungary
Spain
Anh
Britain
England
Italy
Ethiopia
Edward VIII
Edward VII
Albert Victor
Duke of Clarence
Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
France
Windsors' throne hinted at in postwar empire note
The passage suggests the Windsors may lose the throne but emphasizes an empire largely self governing beyond parliament. It notes the son has assumed major duties in postwar years and will likely continue his father's policies.
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Windsors
Chamber elects George G Chance Bryan chamber president
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce elected George G Chance as president for the new year, with Dr T B Brooks as first vice president, F L Henderson as second vice president, D L Wilson as secretary, and Pat Newton as treasurer. The group aims to represent all local interests and urges strong member support to drive community progress and annual goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County
Chance
Brooks
Texas
Henderson
Bryan
Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
G. S. Parker, Jr
Texans to Approve Jesse H. Jones for RFC Chair
Texans will approve the re appointment of Jesse H. Jones to the chairmanship of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Established by Hoover who named Jones to the board the RFC has likely been the most valuable agency serving the recovery period.
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Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
The
Texan
Sloan argues taxpayers are stockholders in country
Alfred P. Sloan Jr says it is a pity taxpayers do not realize they are stockholders in the nation. He notes many understand but feel taxed too heavily while millions of other stockholders enjoy dividends without assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
City to drill two more wells after satisfactory first
Twenty five years ago Bryan plans two additional wells after the first well proves satisfactory. Lane and Bowler are contracted to drill. The city may sink two more in the same area to ensure ample water supply for all needs. C. L. Baker is a candidate for city marshal. Knights of Pythias lodge furnishings arrive for new lodge rooms on the second floor of the Masonic temple. A. Lewis returns from Texas to work at College. Rumors say pro senators may block Governor Colquitt’s appointments, but the plan likely won’t proceed.
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Bryan Daily Eagle and
Pilot
Messrs
C. L. Baker
Mishal
Bryan
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Masonic Temple
E. F P. Parka
Buchanan Moore
A. Lewis
Tast
Texas
Colquitt
John L. Wortham
Penitentiary Commission
Girl to Tell Judge of Sterilization
Ann Cooper Hewitt plans to testify before Municipal Judge Sylvain J. Lazarus to describe her sterilization operation in San Francisco. Assistant District Attorney August L. Fournier said one or two more witnesses will be called to determine if there is enough evidence for a possible misdemeanor complaint or conspiracy to commit theft. Judge Lazarus will preside as a committee magistrate under a rarely used California law.
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San Francisco
Ann Cooper Hewitt
Sylvain J. Lazarus
August L. Fournier
Fournier
Supereiie
Lazarus
California
Bible Thought for Today on Riches and Death
A devotional excerpt cites Psalms 49 16 to 17 warning against fear of the rich and the vanity of wealth. It emphasizes that wealth cannot be taken after death and the true value lies beyond earthly glory.
Oldsters Rule New York Social Scene in Gilded Era
In a bustling portrait of New York society, the article notes a predominance of the older set at high society venues. It highlights Elsie De Wolfe and Whitney Warren as style leaders, and mentions Florenz Ziegfeld's daughter Patricia and Adele Astaire as notable figures. Ted Woodyard expands his weekly newspaper network while Vanity Fair’s Crowninshield prepares a Europe visit. A witty quip about a derby caps the piece.
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New York
Metropolis
Erraine
Elsie de Wolfe
Creighton Webb
Clifton Webb
Brummel
Whitney Warren
Park Avenue
Adele Astaire
Britain
Lady Cavendish
Manhattan
Palm Beach
Hoyden
Omaha
Harry Evans
Vanity Fair
Vogue
Frank Crowninshield
Europe
Paris
London
Crownie
Blind Taylor Man Seeks Williamson County House Seat
Robert Stoll, a blind Taylor graduate of the State School for the Blind and holder of two UT degrees, announces his candidacy for the Williamson County representative seat now held by Judge Harry N. Graves of Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Robert Stoll
State School For the Blind
University of Texas
Williamson County
Harry N. Graves
Georgetown
Mrs Schall Seeks Late Husband’s Senate Seat
Margaret Huntley Schall widow of the late Senator Thomas D Schall Minnesota Republican was fatally injured when struck by an automobile Monday and has filed as a candidate for the Republican nomination for the Senate in St Paul Minnesota
Journey by road through Brazoria and Galveston counties
The writer details a scenic Houston area drive from Houston along Highway No. 6 through Washington Street and Westheimer to Montrose, noting Pearland and Arcadia in Brazoria and Galveston counties, roadside improvements, the Houston Municipal Airport, and a tribute to Martha D. Willis and A. and M. College figures.
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Galveston
Jess Shelton
Brazos County
Houston
Washington Street
Shepherd Drive
2000 Westheimer
Montrose
Warwick Hotel
Martha D. Willis
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Lee J. Rountree
John Hix
U. S
Pat
John Hiner
Doan
Claiievill
A. M. Waldrop
C. of C
Ted Woodyard
West Virginia
Spencer
Woodyard
Long Island
Florenz Ziegfeld
Patricia
West Coast
Miss Ziegfeld
Brass Corporation
Humans
Gene Cari
T. J. Lysaght
St. Joseph
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Associated Press
Houston Municipal
Detroit
Michigan
Ill
Pearland
Brazoria County
Alvin
Galveston County
Algoa
Santa Fe
Arcadia
Texas Experiment Station
Alta Loma
M. A. Jabbar
Battanyeer St
Bagdad
Iraq
Jabbar
A. & M. College
Constantine Arch
Rome
A. and
M. College
China
Japan
India
Bizzell
W. B. Bizzell
Norman
Okla
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