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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1934
Page
2
The readable portions mention Brown gaining a doctorate while blind at Columbia, a 1970s debate on blindness and poetry, and a historical note on pencil manufacturers Faber. The piece combines biographical details with scattered references to judges, legal actions, and a parade, creating a garbled, multi-topic fragment.
In Greenwood Mississippi on May 2 a motion for a new trial was presented in circuit court for Dr Bete Kath Dean who was sentenced to life imprisonment for the slaying of Dr J Preston Kennedy. The defense argued errors in the trial.
A fragmented report discusses cotton farming issues affecting Leonard County farmers. The piece references market conditions, seeds, fertilizer, and potential price impacts amid period shortages and supply concerns.
The St Josephs ceremony announced diploma awards with students Kier Merten Chace Sigery and Cecile Lege noted. The event highlighted a fine meeting of attendees and emphasized deportment prizes, with Macier Chakoe and others named among honorees.
Woodville women attend a zeiming demonstration at the County Home under Mrs J L Bestite. Officer details, committee members, and visitors are listed, including Mrs M L Bestive and Mrs J S Mage ford of College. The event features a pickle demonstration and rally planning.
Disjointed text references Bel[?] Gene Rongies, local figures, property debts, and management events. Mentions dates, places, and entities with scattered phrases about elections, rates, and a race topic, alongside unclear notes on payments and correspondence.
A local listing outlines a comedy night featuring acts by Her, Mageammg Chamber, Star Ensemble and others at Stecovhesrs. Patrons pledge support with reserved seats and potential rewards, aiming to raise funds for future performances.
A garbled column reports May tax receipts totaling 92 462 for county and 39 672 for state with 14 025 40% in May. It notes a grand total for the year around 95 616 232 and an estimate for next year near 4 469 060. The city is about 290 000 ahead of budget estimates.
Rotarians from Marlin and Bryan met Wednesday for a program featuring mask ropes and walks. Artem Versbeck, Reg Levy, and Curtis Morris were among speakers with musical solos and remarks on New Times New Method.
Data shows small temperature spread last week with highs around 58 to 68 degrees and lows near 54 to 60. Records include a Wednesday high of 65 and a Friday low near 58, indicating a mild, steady range across days.
An article notes a school orchestra opening its vacation with a large premiere event. Performers include Davia, Virginia Wie, Covetamgia, Heme Caczaga, Wyre tee Hasta, Trav Melson, Robert Cote, Everett Kiley, and Linton Roubertson. Local hall hosts the concert.
Plans are well under way for a fitting Fourth of July celebration by Earl featuring dancing in the evening a car parade and other festivities. Two good baseball teams are eager to play for the group hosting the event.
The Benchley community plans a Friday night box supper at the Benchley school house with invited speakers from Robertson and Brazos counties. Sam E. Eberstadt, noted county auctioneer, is asked to speak and bring his box section.
Willem L. Powers of Bryan earned a Baylor University degree by correspondence after months of study. He remained at home under doctor’s orders and received the diploma via telegram due to ill health.
The Utility League plans a supper at Metho dit church followed by the final session opened by President Jackson. Committees report, officers elected and installed, and permanent committees named. City officials and invited wives expected to attend with social events possible. A dinner at Municipal Playground and potential dance are planned with about 100 officials anticipated. Learn that Hearne hosts to honor Bowie convention hosts.
A-M student earns a prestigious Aire cert and wins a fellowship at Carver University. The winner, among many applicants, will study agriculture and marketing at Cornell beginning next fall, with Dean Kyle noting the program strengthens the government's agricultural education efforts.
A Republican executive meeting at the Bi hotel in Hellstein Saturday selected a slate for the fall primary. F Waggoner of Dallas was named party chairman and gubernatorial candidate. Jri F Kennerly of Houston was chosen for state supreme court justice. Charles W Anderson of San Antonio was picked for U S senator. The meeting denounced Roosevelt and the national recovery program as unconstitutional and dictatorial.
Willem Craw of Dallas a World War II veteran will speak as war veteran to Gold Star Mothers in Austin on Memorial Day. He served as machine lieutenant with the 36th Division and will give an inspirational address Wednesday at 11. Fort Worth station KTAP will broadcast the event.
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