Valley Mills News Roundup Highlights Local Notables
Valley Mills Tribune records a string of community notes including Bud Ponder’s serious illness at home near Patton, Mrs. Tom Nesbitt visiting Moody for her father J. J. Breedin, visits by Mrs. J. Petway and daughters from Taylor, announces a baby birth to Rev. and Mrs. A. F. P. Gafford of Coleman, and various hometown visits and hospital updates involving R. H. Bruce, B. H. Hines, J. E. Torrett, Sisk, V. Nowlin, and Gwendell Roberson with relatives in Waco and South Bosque.
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Valley Mil Tribune
Bud Ponder
Patton
Tom Nesbitt
Moody
J. J. Breedin
J. Petway
Taylor
R. H. Bruce
A. FP. Gafford
Coleman
Gaffords
Valley Mills
R.A. Tibbs
Marfa
Waco
W. L. Tibbs
Henry Hays
Hayes
J. E. Torrett
B. H. Hines
Crest
Sisk
Hillcrest Hospital
V. Nowlin
Ver
Mitchell Man
South Bosque
Gwendell Roberson
Sonny Gordan
Caltech to Build 5 Million Volt Atom Shatterer
Pasadena California November 10 California Institute of Technology announced plans to construct a five million volt “gan” device described as a magnetic focusing weapon to shatter atoms. The project includes a two story building and a 15 ton iron cased container with a half ton of air inside. Researchers say the device will operate at high energies and relate to atomic studies and weapon-like projections. Local residents and families are listed among visitors and relatives in Pasadena and nearby towns.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Jeanelle Roberson
Reba Nell
Wilde Ann Fleering
Turnera
Cal ‘Tech
Ville
Ehine
H.W. Sadler
G. M.j
Britain
Coryell City
Perry Caerall
Dallas
Joe G. Hinton
Hubert Powell
Ton Floyd Harlan
Alice
T. A. Barnett
Jimmie Williams
la Vona
Bill Westbrook
de Eira ‘Thompson
Tyler
W. A. Edwards
Baxamont
Chas Danahy
Hal Brown
Austin
A. M. Long
Chil Idem
T ‘Waco
W. H. Lay
Dunnigan
Waco
E.G Lay
A. E. Young
Pt. Worth
Ux Valey Mills
Litdle
Waldrop
Sipent
Valley
Peter Brandparents
Ph. Griffin
Lind Will Breedman
Daughand
James Aughs
Roger Raley
W. TH Raley
Clifton Thure
Local Briefs and Visits From Osage to Temple
Local news notes several short visits and health updates. Families from Ingleside, Osage, and Temple travel between towns visiting relatives and attending events. A.M. Jones attends a football game in Latt as Mrs. Jones’ nephew is injured. J. D. Boone remains bedridden after a broken blood vein. Laura McNeill celebrates a birthday in Temple, with cousin Jacquelin e McNeill visiting. Mrs. A. M. Tibbs travels to Fort Worth for a Woman’s Division meeting as part of the Central Texas Conference activities.
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Darnell Cooper
Leon Fain
Ingleside
Mere
F. M. Cooper
Claude Etcheson
Jim Edwards
Edwards
Osage
J. M
Britain
A.M. Jones
Jacqueline McNeill
Temple
Jarrett Smith
Smith
Houston
Coyote
A. M. Tibbs
Fort Worth
Woman's Division of Christian Service
Central Texas
Supreme Court changes may come with Roosevelt era
Washington reports that Roosevelt could increase his Supreme Court influence as justices become eligible to retire. Chief Justice Hughes at 78 plans to stay on, while McReynolds and Stone face retirement questions. Five Roosevelt appointees in place may rise if more leave during his term.
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Tisaupal
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court
Land
Charles Eyana
Hughes
Trie
Bibunal
James C. McReynolds
McReynolds
Harlin P. Stone
Hue L. Black
Stanley Reed Fells
Frankfurter
Wiliam C. Douglas
Frank Murphy
BAYLOR AT HOME SATURDAY STIR RIVALS IN BIG GAME
Clifton High reflects on honesty in the editorial page amid school events and prep notes. The piece notes a cold spell delaying activities at CHS as students anticipate a Bayler at home game against a university foe and longhorns effort to rebuild their lineup.
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Baylor
Tess
John Garner fails to vote in Texas general election
John Nano jammer, vice president, did not cast a ballot today as polls closed in Uvalde. Election judge reported Garner’s precinct. Mrs. Garner did vote, casting a ballot at Velock a.m.
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OHN
Garner
Uvalde
Texas
John Nanojammer
United States
Velock A.m
Dallas News Piles 56 Years Presented to University of Texas
A bound volume of Dallas Morning News has arrived at the University of Texas Library in Austin. The gift, dating back to the paper’s early years, was donated by Mrs. Mary M. Thornton of Austin, widow of John B. Thornton. The legacy includes a 24 year bound file now housed in the university’s Newspaper Collection.
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Dallas News
University OF Texas
Austin
Texas
Dallas Morning News
University of ‘Texas
Bmra
Mary MM
Thornton
W. Mt. Thornton
John B. Thornton
Capital
University
Lie | Tinetune Tere
Jong
Toye
For Rent Modern 5 Room House
For rent a modern five room house with hot water and double garage. The advertisement mentions a wash house and refers to a person or place unclear as Mee duck Carter with an address or number 88-2.
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Duck Carter
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