Hillbillies Dominate Tech B In Season Opener
A cyclone of power swept the Tech B team as the Hillbillies won 60 to 0 on their new field. The Hillbillies showed a sharp running and passing game with strong defense and dedication to their first game of the season. They travel to San Saba Friday for a district match.
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Pensacola
Emil Schlaudt
Vu. S. S
Indianapolis
Winifred Berg
Uv. S. S
Trenton
Edward Evers
Florida
Roland Stieler
U. S. S. Sacramento
Marvin Knopp
U. S
Shaw
Noah Riba
Guenther Habenicht
Randolph Field
Henry Willman
Fort Sam Houston
Robin Hahne
Fort San Houston
Roe Henry Jordan
Harvey Mechler
Kelly Field
Alfred Esnesee
Citizens Conservation Corps
Henry Habenicht
Benno Friedrich
Rubin Friedrich
Rubin Grona
San Diego
Marvin Durst
Lawrence Schandua
Tech B
Hillbillies
San Antonio
San Saba
F. H
High School Library Opens With New Furnishings and Subscriptions
The library debuts with new furniture and seven magazine subscriptions including Boys Life, Hobbies, Mechanics Illustrated, National Geography, Readers Digest, Story Parade, and Dallas Morning News. During the first two weeks of school four hour library lessons were held for students.
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Boys Life
Hobbies
Mechanics Illustrated
National Geography
Readers Digest
Story Parade
Dallas Morning News
Changes in School Staff and Fellowship News
The Echo reports resignations and new appointments at the Primary and High Schools including Ruth Martin leaving to teach science at Menger Junior School Corpus Christi, Virginia Harrison guiding English and band, and four new teachers Biddy Atchison Rothmann Mathiss. Nagel siblings earn fellowships at Harvard and Texas A M. Birthday party generosity cited with thanks to Kraus and Petmecky for nickelodeon usage.
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Ruth Martin
Menger
Corpus Christi
Virginia W Harrison
Miss Harrison
Peterson
Biddy
Miss Atchison
Rothmann
Martin
Miss Mathiss
R. OH
ECHO
Nagel
Chester
Texas U
Harvard
School of Architecture
Kraus
Edwin Petmecky
History Classes Explore Independence and Civics
Social science reports cover American independence from England in a history class. World history links ancient Hebrew civilization to the Old Testament. Civics class studies Article I of the U S Constitution.
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England
U. S
Grammar School News Highlights Grade Projects and Summer Trips
Seventh grade studies Texas products under Mr Shaw. Fourth grade gathers Fredericksburg history items. Fifth grade builds a US geography and history hobby unit. Teachers spent summer in various places. Mr Hardin vacationed in New Mexico and the coast. Miss Jung broke her arm in Fredericksburg. Mr Brodie stayed home.
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Shaw
Texas
Fredericksburg
United States
United
Hardin
New Mexico
Miss Jung
Mr. Brodie
Texas farms without livestock and crops by census
Census figures show 121000 farms or 24.2 percent have no milk cows. Another 75127 farms or 15 percent have no poultry. Twenty one five thousand three hundred seventeen farms or 42.9 percent have no gardens. Four hundred eighteen thousand seven hundred ninety six farms or 83.5 percent have no orchards.
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Texas
Notable Deaths and World Events This Week
This week covers Nazi ties and purges in Romania, a deadly California tropical storm with lingering heat, Congress debating the arms embargo, U.S. peace efforts in the Western Hemisphere, and notable deaths including Carl Laemmle Sr, Sigmund Freud, and Floyd Gibbons.
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California
Congress
U. S
U.S
Panama
Sumner Wells
Film World Pioneer
Carl Laemmile, Sr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Laemmele
Chicago
Universal Studio
Sigmund Freud
Texas Diet Quality Estimates by Home Economists
Home economists estimate diet levels across Texas with 1.34 million in very poor, 2.68 million in fair, 1.0 million in sea diets, and 680 thousand in first rate or very good diets, outlining wide gaps in nutrition quality.
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Texas
Ferris Wheel Inventor and Spokane Bakery Color Bread
The original Ferris wheel by G. W. G. Ferris debuted at the 1893 Chicago Columbian Exposition. A Spokane bakery produces colored bread to match a dining room color scheme.
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G. W. G. Ferris
Spokane
Wash
New Swiss 4000 Horsepower Gas Turbine Locomotive
A 4000 horsepower gas turbine locomotive recently built in Switzerland measures 66 feet in length. It showcases compact design for high power output and may influence future railway propulsion developments.
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Switzerland
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Ra. S. Cgho
Echo Staff
Norman Ransleben
Asst
Kurt Lindenberg
Pegey Petsch
Mary Louise Klingerhoefer
Robert Petermann
Elmer Luckenbach
Ruby Lang
Kathryn Langerhans
Genevieve Stieler
Victor Dittmar
Norma Schaeferkoeter
Irene Grobe
Lucille Klein
Eugene Keller
Wesley Seymour
Margie Maier
Helen Goehring
Editorial
Europe
Clarence Habenicht
Postal Telegraph Company
el Paso
Ted Olfers
Civil Service
Fort Bliss
F. HL S
University of Texas
Alma Dietel
Margaret Roos
Ida Louise White
Louise Nixon
Nesbitt Jacoby
Faye Stein
Arthur Dittmar
Carlton Schnelle
Clarence Pfeil
William Dieter
Oliver Schneider
Victor Sagebiel
Alfred Davis
Johnson City
Edward White
Joe Petsch
Rudy Kott
Francis Haag
Victor Haag
Victor Nixon
Erwin Schmidt
Harold Habericht
Clemens Fiedler
Erwin Andregg
Jacob Weinheimer
William Schneider
Alton Wilke
Chester Langerhans
Jack Nixon
Charles Lee
Madison Limmer
Houston School of Pharmacy
Chester Borchers
Udo Basse
Harry Priess
Texas A. & M
Robert Dittmar
Atley Berg
Richard Grote
Eric Berg
Frederick Fuhrmann
Elgin Lochte
Texas Lutheran
Louise Brodie
Vincent Ransleben
Hans Bergner
Walter Lentz
Southwest
Texas State Teachers College At
San Marcos
Robin Klein
Victor Gardner
Irene Weiershausen
Elsie Lindig
Flora Kneese
Mildred Durst
Southwestern Methodist University At
Dallas
Erna Mae Henke
St. Mary’s University At
Karl Kappus
Roland Kaderli
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Marion Kirchner
Schreiner Institute
Lee Roy Woerner
Beauty College
Mildred Dickson
Mildred Leifeste
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston School of Nursing
Merlee Stein
Florine Knoche
Parkland Hospital
Clara Stahl
Ethel Sagehbiel
Louise Dittmar
Louise Stahl
Ruby Schmidt
Santa Rosa Hospital
Florine Manglberger
Betty McEwen
Adela Borchers
Robert B. Green
Ruby Dietrich
Geton Infirmary
Austin
Madeline Holly
Margaret Holy
St. David’s
Verdie Belle McDougall
San An
Tonio
Elgin Luckenbach
Emil Hahn Jr
Lillian Kleck
Vera Schaper
Kathryn Blanchard
Marlin Rech
Werner Feller
William Klein
Eugenia Kneese
Wesley Sultemeier
Calvin Durst
Werner Rech
Ruby Moehle
Boston Institute of Technology
Chester Nagel
Gifford White
University of Penn
Philadelphia
Theodore Koerner
Wartburg Seminary
Towa
Frederick Bracher
Loyola Dental College
New Orleans
Werner Keidel
U. 8
S. Echo
Social Science Reports
Grammar School News
Waterloo Station
London
Poland
Hitler
Bucharest
Romania
Armand Calinescu
Roosevelt
Vienna
Austria
Freud
Floyd Gibbons
Pennsylvania
Gibbons
Gen Pershing
Mexico
Tolow
Markwell
Frei
Fredericksburg Publishing Company, Inc
Vetiel Vwerchant
Conoce Bronz
Oswald L. Crenwelge
Adam
CPL
Central Power and Light Company
Ranchman’s Supplies
Aa ‘ Ae Company
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