Help Locate Family From Bryan Texas
Dear Sir requests help locating relatives in or around Bryan Texas after two years of no contact following an accident. The writer William Blazek asks that readers assist in reaching his mother Mrs Lottie Blazek and others who may subscribe to the Bryan Weekly Eagle. Contact care J Gionallo 406 N 8th Street Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Bryan
Texas
Eagle
Lottie Blazek
General Delivery
About Bryan About Bryan Illness Travels and Visits
Mrs. Phillip Trant is in Tyler with flu worries for her daughter Mrs. Alfred Crocker who is also ill. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Edge return from a Dallas trip. Noah and Evelyn Jackson of Thorndale visit Bryan friends. Eleanor Chance returns to Austin to resume UT studies after a home visit. Clara LaGrove and Sadie Franklin of Mexia visit Mrs. Lee Upchurch. Lamar Williams travels to Houston to see Old Ironsides.
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Phillip Trant
Tyler
Alfred Crocker
Mr. Crocker
Noah Jackson
Evelyn Jackson
Thorndale
Bryan
Eleanor Chance
Austin
University of Texas
Geo. G. Chance
West 26Th Street
Clara LaGrove
Sadie Franklin
Mextie
Lamar Williams
Houston
Sherrill to Speak on Farm Loans at Houston Meeting
Owen W. Sherrill regional manager of Reecon Construction Finance Corporation will be the chief speaker at a Houston Chamber of Commerce conference Thursday. He will explain farmer eligibility for direct federal loans and how to apply. Loan applications will be mailed from Dallas later this week and funds may follow within days.
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Owen W. Sherrill
Reeconstruction Finance Corporation
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Sherrill
Dallas
Pneumonia Fatal to Bryan Woman burial Thursday
Mrs. Minnie Zulch Zimmerman died at Wilkerson clinic at 1 pm after a brief illness. Born May 23 1864 at Willow Hole now North Zulch she was daughter of J Zulch and Martha Jane Zulch. Burial Thursday scheduled with Bryan and Brazos county friends remembering her.
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Minnie Zulch Zimmerman
Wilkerson Clinic
Futile Search For Lindbergh Baby Continues In News
Japanese forces advance along the Chapei Woosung line as Chinese retreat to Woosung. Chen ju, former Tai Tsing Kai headquarters, falls to Japan. Chinese rear guard covers retreat with machine guns, and Kiangwan with Chapei becomes wreckage. 56 000 troops retreat. Retreat eases danger to the International Settlement.
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Shanghai
Chapei-Woosung Line
Woosung
Chenju
Tai Tsing Kai
Nanjiang
Chapei
Kiangwan
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Spurs Police Hunt Across States
Hundreds of officers from New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania scoured the Lindbergh estate after Charles Lindbergh Jr. 20 months old was abducted. A ransom note appeared a ladder was found and footprints indicated a female suspect. Col Lindbergh searched mud caked clothes. The note demanded a ransom possibly 50000 with a threat if unmet. Mrs Lindbergh said the child had a cold.
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Hopewell
N. J
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Washington
Mitchell
Hoover
Customs
Local Prosperity Checks Move Rapidly Through Area
Reports show prosperity checks circulating quickly with no delay in transfers. Check No. 10 led with 52 signatures and a $260 total in transactions by noon. Other checks passed through 20 to 80 hands as organizers seek outlets for the funds to boost local business activity.
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the Eagle
Weather Forecast for Bryan and Texas Regions
Weather report from New Orleans on March 2 notes cloudy conditions with probable showers in Bryan and vicinity tonight and Thursday. East Texas expected cloudy with possible showers and cooler in parts. west Texas mostly cloudy.
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New Orleans
Bryan
East Texas
West Texas
Early History of Texas Reviewed Before Bryan Lions
S E Asbury assistant state chemist from A and M College spoke at the Bryan Lions noon meeting on Texas Independence. He traced early Texas events to the Independence convention at Old Washington in Washington County and the signing of the Declaration, noting George Childress as the credited author while acknowledging General Sam Houston.
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Texas
Bryan
S. E. Asbury
Lions Contest
Old Washington
Washington County
Asbury
George Childress
Old Nashville
Valley Junction
Sam Houston
Zionist Movement Discussed Before Hillel Club at Texas A M
Dr. Aaron Schaffer of the University of Texas spoke to the Texas A and M Hillel club in College Station on Palestine. He traced Zionist aims, notes 200 000 Jewish colonists and 700 000 Arabs, and described British mandate development and improving road access in the country.
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College Station
Palestine
Aaron Schaffer
University of Texas
Texas A. and
M.college Hillel Club
Asbury
College Library
Schaffer
Dr. Schaffer
Brazos Pythians Honor John M. Caldwell in Memorial Service
Brazos Lodge No. 64 and Bryan Lodge No. 476 jointly held a memorial service for John M. Caldwell a longtime Pythian leader and community figure. The event led by C W Hedtke featured a quartet Mrs W S Barron Miss Mildred Salley Henry Locke and W G Sims with addresses by John A Moore Oak McKenzie and Judge W C Davis. Memorials praised Caldwell as a friend neighbor and civic supporter.
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Pythians
Bryan
Brazos County
John M. Caldwell
Caldwell
Order
Guy F. Boyett
C. W. Hedtke
Brazos Lodge
W. S. Barron
Mildred Salley
Henry Locke
W. G. Sims
Charles Ramsey
Bryan Lodge
Brazos Teachers Get Face Value On Pay Warrants
Brazos county rural school teachers receive full salary amounts despite warrants. County superintendent D. J. McDonald explains a depository arrangement allows warrants to be cashed like checks, with interest owed later charged to the employing district. An incident in Grimes county shows banks cashing Brazos warrants on discount terms.
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Brazos County
D. J. McDonald
Grimes County
McDonald
Jury Deliberations In Nicol and Goodman Whiskey Case
John Nicol and Josephine Goodman faced trial in district court on a possession of whiskey for sale charge. The jury began deliberations around 11:30 this morning and had not reached a verdict by 3:30 this afternoon.
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John Nicol
Josephine Goodman
King Cotton in Spotlight at Aggieland
Agronomy students at Texas A and M College plan a April to May cotton contest covering planting to product use. J S Mogford leads the effort with sponsors including the Texas Agricultural Committee and extension services. A Cotton Ball April 1 showcases cotton products and fabrics with a fashion review of gowns made entirely from cotton.
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College Station
Texas A
M. College
J. S.S. Mogford
Texas Agricultural Committee
The
Extension Service
Experiment Station
College Agronomy Department
College Student Agronomy Club
College Mess Hall
Texas
Reading Department
Texas Agricultural
Texas A. and
Ripe Peaches Found In Brazos Orchard Are Well Flavored
Small peaches of good flavor were brought to Bryan by Wv. J. Boriskie from his Brazos orchard. About half the size of ordinary peaches, they were perfect in color and shape. Dean E. J. Kyle of the Texas A. and M. College noted the unusual condition.
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Brazos
Bryan
Wv. J. Boriskie
E. J. Kyle
School of Agriculture
Texas A. and
M. College
Dairymen Supplying Bryan Receive Milk Grade A Report
Raw milk gradings show eight of twenty three Bryan area dairymen rated grade A with none B, two C, and thirteen D. Dr J W Black reports findings to the Bryan city commission. full list appears in a formal notice. Authorities note regrading rights under the milk ordinance between grading periods.
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Bryan
J. W. Black
City of
International Trade Relations Discussed by Dr. V. P. Lee for Bryan Rotary
Bryan Rotarians heard a talk on International Trade Relations by Dr. V. P. Lee head of the marketing department at Texas A&M College. He blamed banker policies and Hawley Smoot tariff wars for reduced foreign trade and harder markets after World War I. Rev W W Dau, leaving for Fort Worth, gave a farewell to the club. Visitors included C D Kellogg.
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V. P. Lee
Bryan Rotary
Caupin
Bryan
Texas A. & M. College
Lee
J. E. Stanford
A. M. Waldrop
Europe
United States
Rev. W. W. Daup
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Fort Worth
St. John's Episcopal Church
C. D. Kellogg
20 Year Term For Berwick Is Affirmed
The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed Luther Berwick's 20 year sentence after his conviction in Harris County for killing his sweetheart Belle Crowe at Port Arthur. He also carries a separate three year sentence for killing William Byrd at the same time.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Luther Berwick
Harris County
Belle Crowe
Port Arthur
William Byrd
Cotton Market Tick Up In Futures and Spots
The cotton market improved with futures closing 15 to 16 points higher. Local middling spot prices ranged from 65.8 to 67.8 cents.
Will Rogers Comments On War Across Columns
Will Rogers writes from Beverly Hills to The Eagle editor noting mixed signals in papers about the war. He jokes that both sides, China and Japan, insist on different retreats and that no one truly understands what the fight is over.
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The
Eagle
Beverly Hills
Cal
China
Japan
Shanghai
Reserve Officers Meeting Postponed in Brazos County
The Brazos County Reserve Officers Association postpones its bi weekly meeting from Wednesday to Friday night. President E J Howell announces the change. Major J P Wheeler will discuss Cavalry tactics at the college military department.
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College Station
Brazos County Reserve Army
E. J. Howell
Brazos County Reserve Officers’ Association
J. P. Wheeler
College Military Department
Young Business Women Meet at First Baptist Class
The Young Business Women's Class of the First Baptist Sunday School met for a business and social session Tuesday night at 7:30 at the home of the Misses Carrington Ursuline Avenue. Mrs. E E Yeager opened with a devotional. Miss Jessie Merle Hensarling presided in the absence of Miss Tiny Ross. Activities and plans filled most of the hour, followed by ice cream and cake served by the Carringtons.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Misses Carrington
Ursuline Avenue
E. E. Yeager
Jessie Merle Hensarling
Tiny Ross
Lame Ducks Voted Down By Congress
Washington march 2 the senate approved the conference report to abolish lame duck sessions of congress and the house approved yesterday. thirty six states must ratify within seven years. the amendment sets the new congress to meet January 3 and moves the presidential term to January 20.
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Washington
Senate
Conference
Congress
House
A M College Historian Addresses Sino Japanese Issue
Dr and Mrs S R Gammon of College spoke at the Bryan Business and Professional Women s Club meeting at Mrs M B Parker s home They discussed the Sino Japanese conflict and its global implications The event included a March business session and a program on International Relations as part of the club s activities
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A-M
Bryan
S. R. Gammon
College
Business and Professional Women’s Club
M. B. Parker
Committee On International Relations
Gammon
A. and M. College
Mary Anna Grimes
Gammow
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