Seed Crushers Review A M College Facilities
The Texas Cotton Seed Crushers Association meets at Texas A&M to discuss a new permanent building for cotton seed processing equipment installed since 1927. Delegates tour departments, name dates for the 1936 convention, and commend A&M staff for cotton and oil industry research and education work.
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College
Educational Service
Texas Cotton Seed Crashers Association
A. & M. College of Texas
Ee Association
Mechanical Engineering
Hope Wi
Corpus Christi
State Association
National Association
Orleans
Wealee Pace
Webb Pawel
Bryan
W. L. Weber
Taft
A. L. Ward
Experiment Station
Tr. Csc
Hédees
School of Engineering
Chemistry
Chemical Engineering
Fred Hale
Mr. Wilson
H. W. Lynm Ballinger
J. E. Wilson
Wharton
Charles DuBose
San’ Antonio
F P. Pendleton
Church Census To Be Published
A religious census of Bevan and College communities was conducted Sunday afternoon March 2 by the churches of both communities. Chas. W. Crawford of College led the effort.
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Bevan
College
Chas. W. Crawford
Census Work Efficiently Completed by Churches
Workers from various churches carried out a religious census with quick, thorough effort. By 2 PM on Sunday over 160 volunteers gathered to conduct the tally and report results. Follow up will secure names of absentees and a full report will be prepared promptly.
Ex Tulane Star Killed in Mardi Gras Rioting
In New Orleans on Mardi Gras Tuesday Tiny Lawrence a former Tulane football player from Oklahoma was shot in the forehead and died as sailors fought with a group of negroes at a street intersection in the French Quarter. Police arrested William Springer while officers sought Sam Robertson who fired the fatal shot.
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New Orleans
Tiny” Lawrence
Tulane
Oklahom
Lawrence
William Springer
Sam Robertson
Brazos County couples file notices of marriage plans
John Loud and Ethele Lewis and Avensus Castro and Maria Alva, residents of Brazos County, filed notices of intention to marry and applications for licenses with County Clerk Jess BL McGee on Saturday.
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John Loud
Ethele Lewis
Avensus Castro
Maria Alvabeth
Brazos County
Jess. BL McGee
Mrs Black Attends Southwestern Church Music Conference
Mrs Jno W Black director of the First Methodist choir travels to Georgetown for the second annual Southwestern Music Conference at Southwestern University. More than a hundred Texas choir leaders join key note talks by Dean Meyer and Prof J Gedhey.
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Jno. W. Black
First Methodist Choir
Georgetown
Southwestern Music Conference
Southwestern University
W. A. Scott
Texas
O. A. Ullrich
First Methodist Church
Heree Whitehouse
Northwesternniversity
Evanston
San Antonio
Railroads Near Agreement on Reading Stock Takeover
The York Herald Tribune reports Baltimore and Ohio and New York Central have reached an understanding that could allow the former to take over Reading Railroad stock held by the New York Central. The potential move signals a major realignment in northeastern railroading with implications for control and competition.
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Associated Press
New York
The
York Herald Tribune
Baltimore & Ohio Am
New York Central
Reading Railroad
New
Moody and Bobbitt plan third term succession in Texas
Austin reports Attorney General Bobbitt announced he would run again for his office after Gov Moody signaled a bid for a third term. The two close allies discussed the political lay of the land and agreed Bobbitt would wait two years to seek the governorship while Moody runs again now.
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Associated Press
Austin
L. Bobbitt
Toter
Gov. Moody
Bobbitt
High Priestess Guilty of Theft in Mystic Cult Case
Ruth Blackburn, priestess and co organizer, found guilty on eight counts of grand theft in Superior Court. Jury verdict came after a lengthy trial. sentences total fourteen years. Spectators included Mrs Blackburn’s daughter and her elderly father, who wept as the verdict was read.
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Angaleb
Otis Yirlent
Pileven
Hy Fay
Ton Last
Thermebay
Bhekoarn Wee
Clifford Dabney
Operator
Mee
Blackber
Hall of Justice
Charles W. Fricke
Pera
Ruth Wetlanss-Rizzio
Train and Auto-Meer t— Four Killed Near Ceres
Four persons were killed near Ceres California when their automobile was struck by a southbound Southern Pacific train Tuesday. The collision occurred about four miles from Ceres. Authorities reported the victims were from Modesto and the immediate details were not released.
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Associated Press
Modesto
Cal
Ceres
Southern Pacific
Negro Health Meet Scheduled by County Judge Office
Announcements from County Judge A. McSwain say the Colored Health Communities will meet Saturday at 2 o clock in the colored health nurse’s office.
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A. 3. McSwain
Saturtiag
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T. J. Harrell
Port Worth
Texas Cotter Seed
Crashert Association
W. F Pendleton
Dallas
W. & Weber
Dan Bond
Vernon
J. W. Simmons
J. C. Jones
Abilene
A. & M. College
I. F. Walsom
S. W Wilbur
Paris
Webb Howell
Louis Tebian
P. H. Manire
Marshall
A. Il. Ward
George S. Templeton
Mess Hall
My K. Thornton, Jr
H. E H. Wilson
A. & M College
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Tulane Star
Nardi Gras
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Southwest Church Music Conference
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Ee Eea
Japan
Takamatsu
Kikuko Tokugawa
Moody
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Daily Eagle
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Negro Health Meet
Dansby Furniture Co
Dupuy-Rice Furniture Co
Marlin
Vicinity
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Ivory
Child’s Fibre Rockers
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Bryan, Texas
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