Notable 1920s Musicians Spotlight From US Radio Debut to Global Tours
A portrait of Dalies Kantz preparing a Detroit radio debut after winning the Detroit Symphony audition and the Naumburg prize, plus profiles of lawyer Fanny Holtzmann, sports chronicler Grantland Rice, and violinist Jascha Heifetz. The piece traces Kantz early training under Guy Maier and studies in Europe, Holtzmann’s rise and MGM settlement role, Rice’s football prestige, and Heifetz’s world tours and Jerusalem concert hall donation.
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America
Dalies Kantz
Orchestra Mall
Detroit
Krantz
Guy Maier
Europe
Arthur Schnable
Vladimir Torowitz
Detroit Symphony
Walter W. Naumburg Musical Foundation
New York
Frantz
Philadelphia Orchestra
New York Philharmonic
Chicago Symphony
Irina Youshoupov
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, Inc
Fanny Holtzmann
Miss Holtzman
MGM
Miss Holtzmann
Jacob L. Holtzmann
Fordham
Noel Coward
Leslie Howard
Gertrude Lawrence
Hollywood
London
Jascha Heifetz
Heifetz
Vilna
Russia
Royal School of Music
St. Petersburg
Leopold Auer
Mendelssohn
Symphony
Pavlovsk
Narragansett Pier
Rhode Island
Paris
Jerusalem
Palestine
Bell rises to acting director of U.S. budget office
Daniel W. Bell, a Treasury career man since age 20 aside from wartime service in France, becomes acting director after Lewis Douglas and Frederick Lowery depart. Bell has overseen roughly seven billion dollars annually and previously served as Commissioner of Accounts and Deposits since 1981.
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Daniel W. Bell
United States
Lewis Douglas
U. S
Frederick W. Lowery
Bell
Treasury Department
France
Brunette
Isathletic
Fort Hunter Museum Preserves Mid-Victorian Pennsylvania Farm Home
The Fort Hunter site on the Susquehanna showcases a pre Revolutionary kitchen and a later early 19th century residence. Margaret Wistert Meigs preserves thousands of artifacts that remained in use by the family, aiming to present a living Pennsylvania farm home for nearly two centuries.
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Old Fort Hunter
Susquehanna
Fort Hunter
Margaret Wistert Meigs
A and M Consolidated School Notes Highlight Faculty Courses
Two faculty members Mrs C B Holgman and Miss Cecile Dunn have enrolled in an extension course on curriculum revision taught by Prof G B Wilcox at Navasota on Thursday evenings. The carnival is postponed. A 4 H club formed by Alma Metcalfe.
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A. and M. Consolidated School
C. B. Holgman
Cecile Dunn
Navasota
G. B. Wilcox
Department of Rural Education of
A. and M. College
B. G. Selle
Selle
Waco High School
Waco
Working Boys’ Club
Consolidated
Smetana Kian Runs Amuck Saturday Night
Gilbert Burkhalter of Simetana caused a disturbance at a dance Saturday night flashing a knife and resisting arrest. Constable H P Franklins and Sheriff J H Reed intervened and he faces a formal complaint and possible jail.
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Smetana Kian
Amuck
Gilbert Burkhalter
Simetana
H. P. Franklins
J. H. Reed
Burkhalter
Franklin
Broncos Defeat Jeff Davis Panthers In Forrest Field Thriller
Stephen F. Austin Broncos beat the Houston Jeff Davis Panthers 20 18 at Forrest Field on a night of fast scoring. Key plays included a 37 yard run by Mendl and a blocked Jeff Davis kick that produced two points for the Broncos. The game featured the "Little Four Horsemen" Bryan backfield and sustained defensive stands by the Bronco line.
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Stephen F. Austin High School Broncos
Jeff Davis Panthers
Houston
Forrest Field
Battling
Broncos
Bryan and
Bronco
Jeff Davis
Stallings
Bryan
Broncs
Barron
Bronc
Mendl
Little Johnnie Mendl
Mehdl
John Patranella
Henry
Maurice Henry
Panthers
Nelson
Chance
Merka
Stalings
Lang
Zimmerman
Jones
Moore
Ball
Mecties
Potter
Canady
McCall
Elliott
Davis
Little Four Horsemen
Mead
Jeff Davis Routs Bryan in Tight Gridiron Battle
Key players lead a hard fought game with bruising line play and strong defense. Jeff Davis dominates long drives, Mendl scores on a 6 yard rush, and Merka Barron Stallings each notch interceptions. Bryan shows fight with two passes completed and penalties kept to a minimum.
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Iranella
Mendl
Nelson
Davis
Chance
Dement
Cravey
Dwyer
Jedih
Bryan
Jeff Davis
Merka
Barron
Stallings
Smoeisktt
Kn Stephenson
The Robber Barons and Rugged Individualism
The column critiques rugged individualism post Civil War, arguing selfish pursuit of wealth harms society. It cites Cornelius Vanderbilt and others as examples, notes later lords of Big Business in disrepute, and mentions Andre Gide's shift toward communal ideals after observing oppression in the French Congo.
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Matthew Josephson
America
Pennsylvania
California
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Andrew Drew
Jay Gould
Jim Fisk
Andre Gide
French Congo
Gide
Visions of Conversion Open Daily For Honest Service
The passage urges individualists to abandon fear of losing ill gotten gains and instead embrace daily opportunities for honest social service, framing conversion as practical public good and community support rather than mere spiritual fear.
World Student Conference to hear Wallace in Nashville
College Station Baptist church group travels to Nashville October 25 28 for the All Southern Baptist Student Conference with leaders from England Germany China and the United States. Henry A Wallace secretary of agriculture will close with an address on Christianity and America.
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R. L. Brown
College Station
Baptist A
Nashville
Tenn
Henry A. Wallace
America
T. G. Dunfine
London
England
Baptist Young People of
Great Britain
Herbert Gezork
Berlin
Germany
George W. Truett
Dallas
The
Baptist World Alliance
Geo. W. Leavell
Wuchow
China
W. F. Powell
J. M. Dawson
Waco
S. D. Gordon
New York City
Chester Swor
Clinton
Miss
Pat M. Neff
Baylor University
I. J. van Ness
C. FE. Maddry
Richmond
J. Clyde Turner
Greensboro
N. C
John L. Hill
Frank Tripp
St. Joseph
C. A. Wells
I. E. Reynolds
Christ
Alabama
Arizona
New Mexico
Arkansas
Maryland
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Minois
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Federation Program At 1st Baptist In Bryan
Members of the Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies heard a program on the life of Christ Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist church. Ernest Holcomb directed with W S Johnson Gary Minkert Miss Dorothy Edge and Milton Maloney speaking. Johnson led the song service. The next federation meeting will be Sunday Nov 4 at the Free Will Baptist church.
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Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
First Baptist Church
Ernest Holcomb
W.S. Johnson
Gary Minkert
Dorothy Edge
Milton Maloney
W. S. Johnson
Federation
Free Will Baptist Church
Annual A M Rodeo Sets New Events for November 2
The 16th Annual A and M Rodeo and Pageant on November 2 will feature new acts like wild goat milking and mounted basketball. The show will also include Three Gaited and Fine Harness horse classes and a Blue Ribbon Livestock parade with prize livestock from A and M College. J Y Henderson with his educated pony returns, and jumping horse contests by Artillery and Cavalry members continue. Tickets go on sale at Waldrop's Store in Bryan next week.
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A. and
M. College
Dallas
Waldrop’s
Bryan
Red Cross annual report details extensive disaster aid
The American Red Cross releases its yearly fiscal report showing 102 calamities aided, 119,060 victims assisted across 163 counties, and disaster preparedness programs including 28 institutes. It notes life saving milestones, veterans support, and large distributions from wartime food and clothing drives. Brazos County highlights include First Aid certifications and chapter enrollments.
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Red Cross
National Organization
Disaster Relief Service
United States
Texas
Pennsylvania
West Indies
Virginia
Civil Works Administration
CWA
Brazos County
Bryan
R. M. Searcy
First Aid
Brazos Ceourty
Red Cross Life Saving Corps
L. R. Nachman
College Station
Sara Orth
Central Cotton Distribution
Washington, D. C
Red Cross Chapter
Junior Red Cross
W. E. Neeley
Fromov
Plan Cafeteria For Children In Relief Families
The City Federation of Churches led by Mrs R H Bush sponsors a cafeteria for children from families on direct relief in Bryan. The pantry aims to feed both body and spirit with weekly church programs and supportive meals at the Presbyterian church, which provides space and utilities. Merchants supply vegetables and meat for a daily hot meal, withBryan churches rotating duties to run the program and offer religious entertainment and Christian home life inspiration. Mrs J L Brock chaired the project committee.
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City Federation of Churches
R. H. Bush
Bryan
Federation of Church Societies
J. L. Brock
Ty Federation of Churches
Federation
Demonstration Council Sets 1935 Sewing Focus at City Hall
The Woman's Home Demonstration Council met at 2 p m in City Hall. Mrs W H Benbow urged cooperation and book donations for the library. Plans for Sealestteenth Fair exhibits and year book goals were discussed with sewing as the 1935 primary club project. Delegates noted that participants must attend the American Legion Free Fair prep night at the Legion home on Dec 22. Attendees included Mrs Noah Ole Mrs Cecil Kelly Mrs George Jones Mrs John Hicks Mrs O L Andrews Mrs P W McSwain of Millican Mrs Clyde Goen Miss Louise Broach Lillie Crenshaw and Alma Metcalf.
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Woman's Home Demonstration Council
W. H. Benbow
American Legion Free Fair Board
Progee
American Legion
Noah @ole
Cecil Kelly
George Jones
John Hicks
O. L. Andrews
P. W. McSwain
Millican
Clyde Goen
Louise Broach
Lillie Crenshaw
Alma Metcalf
Couple Wed Sunday in Bryan at Home
Miss Trudie Clary of Iola and Jimmy Lee Zimmerman, then employed at A and M College, were married Sunday morning at the home of Rev. C B Thompson with the ting ceremony. The couple will make their home in Bryan.
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Trudie Clary
Iola
Jimmy Lee Zimmerman
A. and
M. College
C. B. Thompson
Rev. Thompson
Car good car corn on track
A simple market note records corn at one dollar per bushel delivered. The names Hens Sarling and Patranella appear in the fragment.
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Hens Sarling & Patranella
Typewriter Second Sheets Available at Eagle Office
The Eagle office announces typewriter second sheets are always obtainable. Readers are invited to request these accessories for archival or formatting needs.
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Eagle Office
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