Notable Figures and Prize Highlights From Across Arts and World
A profile of William A. Neilson recounts his roles as Smith College president editor and encyclopedia chief editor with notes on his education and career path. The piece also surveys Ibn Saud the Saudi ruler his modernization efforts and a snapshot of Pulitzer prize winner Caroline Miller and her Georgia set novel Lamb in His Bosom. It highlights journalist Royce Brier Pulitzer for San Jose coverage and Joseph Clark Grew as U S ambassador to Japan.
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William A. Neilson
Smith College
Harvard
Dr. Buliett
National Encyclopedia
Dr. Neilson
Doune
Scotland
Edinburgh University
Toronto
Canada
Bryn Mawr
Columbia
Smith
University of Paris
Harvard Classics
Ard
Arabia
Hedjaz
Nejad
Asia
Arabian
Ibn Saud
Mustapha Kemel
Sirdar Ikbal Ali Shah
William L. Chenery
Denver
Chicago
New York
Caroline County
Virginia
Randolph-Macon College
University of Chicago
Chicago School of Civics
Revere
Chicago Evening Post
Dai Conseulo Smith
Hull House
Mr. Chenery
Eve Post
Japan
Joseph Clark Grew
United States
New England
Groton
Europe
East
Cairo
Egypt
Mexico City
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Berlin
Austria
Washington
Versailles
Denmark
Turkey
W. Cameron Forbes
U. S
Johm Holmes
Thomas Thurmond
San Jose
Calif
Brooke Hart
Royce Brier
San Francisco Chronicle
Brier
Federal
Public Hospital Idea in Brazos County Discussed
The column argues medicine shifts toward socialization via public health departments and calls for a Brazos County public hospital. It notes a Chamber of Commerce effort and seeks public support to gauge able funding and community will.
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White House
Brazos County
Chamber of Commerce
County Council of Social Welfare
Author Crusade noted in current reporting
Three years after his first novel Crusade was published, the writer now has two more works under consideration by publishers according to the report.
Cardinals Send Hudson To Club In Pennsylvania
Johnny Hudson, a Bryan infieldER now with the St. Louis Cardinals chain, has joined a club in Greensburg Pennsylvania. Greensburg lies 25 miles southwest of Pittsburgh and has a new Class D league in the Pennsylvania State Association. Hudson first played professional ball with the Houston Buffs in spring training, then moved to the Cardinals at Springfield Missouri before heading to Pennsylvania.
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Johnny Hudson
Bryan
St. Louis Cardinal
Greensburg
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania State Association
Hudson
Houston Buffs
Houston
Cardinal
Springfield
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Memorial Hospital Proposal for Bryan Brazos County
A call to revive a closed medical facility as a public memorial to its founder with local citizen support. The plan imagines the hospital as a public institution serving Bryan and Brazos County, following examples like Seeley Hospital in Galveston. The verse section notes spring imagery and two contest awards for poetry from the Brazos County Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Seeley Hospital
Galveston
Bryan
Brazos County
Brazos County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Funeral services for longtime Bryan business leader Greginsky
Greginsky a Bryan resident for over 50 years and owner of the Guarantee Shoe Store died recently. He helped found the Jewish congregation in Bryan and led Temple Freda as president. Survived by wife Hannah Woolf who died in 1923 and four children Monette, Ross, Philip S., Julius W. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.
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Bryan
Guarantee
Greginsky
Temple Freda
Harry Marwil B'nai
Herman
Hannah Woolf
Monette and
Ross
Philip. S
Fort Worth
Julius W
Houston
W. F. Gelber
Morris Schulman
Sol Gerson
Joe Kaplan
Sol Levy
Back Hawk Ointment Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement offers Back Hawk Ointment for skin trouble relief including Itch Eczema Athletes Foot Ringworm and Pimples. It guarantees results and lists a 50 cent price from Roman and Vick.
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Roman and Vick
Notable Attendees at Local Funeral Services
A list of mourners and friends attending the funeral services includes Gordon Watts Dr. L B Elrod Dr W H Andrew Rt Rev J B Gleissner Tyler Haswell J A McQueen O T Pollock F K Henderson Dr W H Lawrence Gabe Cazell of San Antonio and others from Houston Galveston Hearne and Galveston connections.
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Gordon Watts
L. B. Elrod
W. H. Andrew
J. B. Gleissner
Tyler Haswell
J. A. McQueen
O. T. Pollock
F. K Henderson
W. H. Lawrence
Gabe Cazell
San Antonio
P. BE. Dishman
John Seely Caldwell
Gus Gerson
F. R. Rogers
J. Dol. Martin
J. L. Brock
C. L. Benson
Joe
John Gates
Houston
Henry
Louis
Robert Kaplan
A. Sud
Jno
M. Lawrence
Ed Simms
Meyer Abrams
Hearne
Hannah Blum
Galveston
Sam Schlanky
Dave Woolf
Groginsky
Imprisoned Arizona Girl Rescued After Months of Ordeal
Six year old June Robles, chained in a shallow grave-like pit beneath a desert site near Phoenix, was rescued after 19 days missing. Her uncle and associate revealed ransom notes traced from Chicago to Phoenix. She recognized her report card and was gratefully returned to her mother Helen Robles.
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Sistant County
Carlos Robles
Houston
June
Bernabe Robles
Jane
Phoenix
B. B. Moeur
Arizona
Chicago
Little June
Helen Robles
Classified Ads Offer Rental and Sell Options in Bryan
You can rent that apartment or sell odd pieces of furniture by placing a classified advertisement in the Bryan Daily Eagle.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
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Lawrence
Iman
Yemen
Pan-Arabia
Napoleon
Azal- Azzin
Law
Mohammed
Macqa
Medina
Caroline Miller
Georgia
Waycross High School
W .D. Miller
Baxlep
Rocky Mountain News
Chicago Herald
Survey
Collier’s
New York Globe
The
Herald
Sun
Telegram- Mail
Chenery
United States Commission On Public Information
Paris
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Beta Kappa
William Chenery
Joseph C. Grew
People’s Column
Cardinals
S. E. Bledsoe
Texas
E. R. Bryant
M. Ratner
Brooklyn
N. Y
America
PCAAR
Ford
Dow, Jones & Co
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford Company
Studebaker
Ford Motor Company
Detroit Dispatch
Ford Factory Motor Exchange
Bryan Motor Company
Ford Sales and Service
North Main Street
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