Notre Dame Football Not the Heart of Campus Says President
Notre Dame, penned as a university of faith and learning, rejects the notion that football dominates campus life. The piece notes the campus size, religious balance, academic standards, and notable contributions to science and wartime service, stressing a dual emphasis on knowledge of God and living well alongside athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
John J. Cavanaugh
Notre 1
Dame
Walher, Sorin
Brothers
Et Ie
Congregation of the Holy Cross
West Point
Annapolis
Jbe
University
Ex Football Player Kilgrow Killed in Seizure Over Keys
MONTGOMERY AP reports Benedict Kilgrow Jr 36 a former football standout and WWI veteran who spent months in a Japanese prison was shot to death in a dispute over automobile keys at A H Hilliard’s home. Kilgrow allegedly tried to take a rifle from his brother in law prompting the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kigrow
Kilgrow
Miller
Slaying Of Woman Admitted To Sheriff
Georgetown, UP report states Arthur Waitus, 33, a stevedore, confessed in Columbia to murdering Mrs Louis H Coker, 35, a Sunday school teacher and housewife, whose body was found in the boiler room of a vacant Episcopal parish house. He was arrested May 10 in Fairmount and held at Calumbia State Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Garris Cribb
Cribb
Arthur
Fat Eye
Fairmount
Calumabia
Coker
No Charges Filed as Investigation Continues
Dr Kirkpatrick said Kilgrew had been scheduled to take an examination soon for a disciplinary return to duty as lieutenant in the Air Force. Pending completion of the investigation, no charges have been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
Kilgrew
Dossiple
Air Force
Loiterer Loses Bid To Conomize Case
Willis Taylor, a Black man, was tried in Recorder's Court for loitering and fined the maximum 102 dollars after a defense argument about economizing. A Black woman witness testified that Taylor, armed with a shotgun, broke into her home Saturday night. officers were summoned. Judge Mullins allowed questions, and Taylor asked if they could economize, but the judge declined to compromise given the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Taylor
Recorder's Court
Taylor
J. Wotton Mullins, Jr
PMA Office Retained In Mobile For Overseas Relief
The Agriculture Department will keep its Production and Marketing Administration office in Mobile to handle overseas relief shipments. The office had been slated to close June 11 but Representative Frank W. Boykin informed State Docks Director Leonard Hardy that the closing was cancelled. The office ships relief goods via Mobile, Mississippi, and Northwest Florida ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Agriculture Department
Frank W. Boykin
D-Ala
State Docks
Leonard Hardy
Mississippi
Florida
Play Supervision For Children Plea To PTA Congress
MIAMI REACH UK A University of Michigan professor told the 55th annual convention of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers that careful playtime supervision helps adults become parents of children rather than parents of problems. Dr Byron O Hughes urged ignoring negative items such as dawdling and fighting and emphasized positive guidance as essential. He added the parent should invest in children through play and guidance over material purchases. A Congress board meeting also called for a rebirth of self conscious rural command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Reach
University of Michigan
Wnld
Byron O. Hughes
Ann Arbor
Mich
National Congress of Pargota
Congress Board
Government Farm
Fragmented Text Reflects Rural Life Essay Snippet
Incomplete passage discusses U S Department of Agriculture figures Carl C Taylor and the Division of Farm Population and Rural Life. Mentions modern transportation and communications affecting residents, community cohesion, and a growing sense of personal belonging amid change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Carl C. Taylor
U. S. Se Department
C Om
Rural towns bypassed by country people for better services
A fragment notes concern that small towns lacking adequate services are passed over by country people seeking better options in larger communities. The quote highlights rural service gaps and potential implications for regional growth.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Sherman Lumber Co
N. Cherry Dial
Barden’s
Hite
Dothan
State of
Alabama
S. St. Andrews St
Loltonwood
Cottonwood High School
Merlite Gulpepper
Joyce Hughes
Frances Burnham
Ray
Mond Whitehead
Lenora Sallas
Nettle John Deese
Barkine Culpepper
Jerry Paulk
Merilyn Windsor
Bobby Owens
Ada Ruth Robinson
Donald Harper
Charles Snell
Mrs
A. B. Windsor
Loiterer
PMA
Mercury
PTA Congress
Seay Radio Service
E. Main St. Martin Hotel
Viata
State Sewing Center
Cera Lanare
Spann
Foster ST
Hardware Company
Lincoln-Mercury Company, Inc
South Oates Street
DIAL
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!