College student collects world famous cartoon originals
Bowling Green freshman Don Deitesfeld owns 2217 drawings by artists from Nast to Raemakers. The 20 year old began at 12 with a Christmas gift and built a vast collection through letters, Coast Guard service, and a 500 piece private buy. He plans tours to meet more creators and aspire to be a cartoonist.
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Jane Niles
Central Press
Cleveland
Don Deitesfeld
Tethie
Bowling Green
Don
C. C. Deitesfel4a
Ceaore
Arequest
Garhead
Fpon
Coast Guard
Mamisattar Beach
N. Y
Cook
Miami
Boston
George T. Maxwell
Deitesfeld
Judien Jonas
Wilson
Lloyd George
Georges Clemenceau
Orlando
Louis Raemakers
Netherlands
Christ
Hitler
Goering
Hermann
Raemakers
England
Scotland
Germany
France
Holland
Australia
Japan
Canada
Philippine Islands
Mexico
Cuba
India
Young Deitesfeld
London
David Low
Dettesfeld
George McManus
Jiggs
Maggie
Sir Bernard Partridge
George du Maurier
Charles Keene
Phil May
Jose V. Pereira
W. Willimarth
Harry Furniss
R. F. Outcault
Nelson Harding
Brooklyn Eagle
United States
Taft Promises Early Action to Cut Foreign Aid Costs
A Taft chaired Republican steering committee notes that if the Congress acts promptly the Harriman committee may keep first year appropriations near 5.5 billion by reallocating unspent foreign aid funds. The aim is to bring the initial payment within the 500 million range cited by Taft.
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Congress
Harriman
Taft
Rofnie
Senate Republican
High Winds Trigger Roads Fires Delays and Wreck Tows
Slippery roads caused by heavy rain sent drivers to Boston City Hospital with injuries from accidents. The planned tow of the battleship New Mexico by three tugs from Boston to New York was canceled. A rain-driven reversal led to reopening the New Hampshire woodlands and raised hopes that Maine forest hunting bans may be lifted.
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Fort Point Channel
Boston City Hospital
New Mexico
Boston
New York
New Hampshire Woodlands
Maine
Methodists Endorse Big Institution Near Occupants
On page 1 A a Methodist body approves a large facility near residents by a one sided vote. The decision contrasts with yesterday’s three to one defeat amid concerns there were too many strings attached.
Panthers Hold Off Christians In Late Rally
In a tight game High Point edges Elon 14 to 7 as McDonald and Collins combine for the decisive scoring sequence after Foxworth connected earlier on a pass to Collins. Elon’s defense forced turnovers while Iiderton and Lloyd anchored the Panthers’ offense for a late drive and the winning touchdown.
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McDonald
Painter
Lloyd
Elon
Clarence Ilderton
Christian
Foxworth
Collins
Petree
Panthers
High Point
Panther
Iiderton
Savini
Claytor
Marshburn
Tipton
Gentry
Pageesces
Eveeseses
Melvin LG
Hoffman C—Hooper
Causey
Debeny
Williams
Zurlis Re—Brewer
Perry Qb—Mcdowal
Tecessees
Clayton L
Gunman Cowan and Read confront youth in deadly shooting
Cowan and Read grappled with the boy Geach while Glass and Blackwell moved to an adjoining room. Blackwell opened fire as Roy drew back his overs. Seven bullets from a pistol struck the detectives. Cowan then shot the youth and disarmed him.
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Cowan
Read
Geach
Glass
Blackwell
Roy
Hughes Planes Contract Probed by Senate Subcommittee
Army officer leading the subcommittee questioned admission of evidence while examining Hughes 22 million dollar photo reconnaissance aircraft and 18 million dollar wooden flying boat contracts. Edward H Schwartz testified no major failures and called the hull tests at Langley Field Virginia exceptional. John Parkinson of the National Advisory Council for Aeronautics praised the hull tests as best of those tested.
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Fabian
Hughes
Ferguson
Pepper
Dfla
Edward H. Schwartz
John Parkinson
National Advisory Council For Aeronautics
Hughes Flying Boat
Langley Field
Ruhr coal production hurdles postwar recovery
The piece notes Ruhr coal output rising to an average 273000 tons daily as key to recovery while food reserves are said to be better than last year. It warns worsening food conditions could boost communist influence and points to communist control of French labor unions amid fears of famine.
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Ruhr
Grover
University by the Sea highlights Morehead City Institute
A feature on the Morehead City Technical Institute, a branch of North Carolina State College, shows faculty and students at work in machine shop practice and engineering drawing. The montage includes J O Darnell and Robert A Baldree, James W Flow, Julian Bell, Howard W Jones, and J R Jones among others with views of ten institute buildings aboard Bogue Sound.
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University BY the Sea
Morehead City
Institute
Bogue Sound
Julian Bell
Howard W. Jones
J. R. Jones
Chronic Ear Infection Might Endanger Health If Untreated
Medical column outlines chronic otitis media risks including deafness and persistent discharge. It explains causes such as adenoids and scar tissue, notes potential need for surgery, and warns against neglect. Prevention and early treatment are emphasized to avoid worsening symptoms.
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Lence
Ae Gee
Wagen Bos
Tigers Rally to Defeat Duke in Offensive Shootout
Missouri beat Duke 21 to 0 at halftime and 28 to 14 after a late surge as Entsminger and Day connected on multiple plays. Duke Stationed early deep in their end, struggled to contain Missouri’s ground game led by Brazwell and Volz with standout runs and timely passes.
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Blue Devils
Tiger
Freddie Folger
Wilbur Volz
Duke
Greensboro
Buddy Mulligan
Devil
Husky
Missouri
Tigers
Bill Day
Dukes
Clark
Mulligan
Howard Hartley
Paul Stephanz
Ed Austin
T-master Entsminger
Austin
Day
Entsminger
Ed Quirk
Folger
Bob West
Dick Brasnee
Nick Carras
Carras
Dawson
Stephanz
Tom Hughes
John Montgomery
Montgomery
Voltz
Bennett
Mel Sheehan
Braswell
Enteminger
Dick Brazwell
Rune
Volz
Patsminger
Brazwell
al Derogatta
Devils
Kling
Bonsnett
Engelert
Armstrong
Duke Le—Osk
Ciltadine
Fritz
Allen Lg—Adpams
Chambers C-Fuch Perkinsom HG —Slom
Ontgomery
Cceesecess
BrinkMa
Meseesetesss Ulligan Fb—Volz
Rene
Duke Soccacdedas Oor
Touchdown
Darras
Bonnett
Bras
Well
Brinkman
Hulse
Brown
Ebinger
Dusenbury
Armatrong
Scholfield
Cox
Bullock
Angevine
Carter
Wright
Marusie
Trippi
Cliffe
Hamann
West
Sauer
Englert
Kiting
Ashley
Quirk
Duke- Eads
Hardison
Duncan
Lytes
Souchak
Derogatia
Gardinier
Karmazin
Mateshall
Karl
Knotts
Copley
Hartley
Forger
Willams
Hodges
Herlong
Swalchichk
Eslick
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NOVY
San Francisco Examiner
Thomas Nast
Nast
New York City
Tweed
Dean Cornwell
Burris Jenkins
Henry Major
Homer Davenport
Charles G. Bush
Joseph Kepplers
Bernhard
Victor Gillam
Eugene
Zim) Zimmerman
Charlies H. Sykes
Jesse Cargill
Clifford Berryman
J. N
Ding) Darling
Rollin Kirby
John T. McCutcheon
Oscar Cesare
Dorman H. Smith
C. R. MacAuley
McKee Barclay
T. A
Tad) Dorgan
Fred Packer
Jerry Doyle
Pap
Ernie Bushmiller
T. E. Powers
Herbert
Herblock) Block
Billy Ireland
Charles Dana Gibson
Edward W. Kemble
Palmer Cox
Sir John Tenniel
Punch
Don Dietesfeld
Johan Tenner
Bernhard Gillam
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Prince Oftevers Bismarck
Sir John Tenniler
By Jimmy Hatlo
THANX
C.K
Daniel
East
Mcdaniel ST. Ngfield, MO
Tom
Shell
Catherine Jean Wall
High Point College
Miss Wall
Danbury
North Carolina
Bette Jean Rader
Cranford
New Jersey
Little Bruce Mesh
Brooklyn
Sister Kenny Institute
Minneapolis
Herman W. Bundesen
W. D
Page &A
Motor Company
Acme
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!