Texas Tech Eyes Southwest Conference Entry and Cotton Bowl Rise
Texas Tech, the Red Raiders, with an unblemished record and a Cotton Bowl berth on New Year’s Day, seeks Southwest Conference admission. Lubbock’s team has built a strong schedule under Pete Cawthon, routing opponents from Montana to Loyola and Marquette, and features stars Elmer Tarbox and Abe Murphy.
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Jerry Brondfield
NEA Service
Southwest
Merel Fy
Plains
Texas
Red Reiders
Texas Tech
St. Mary's
Dallas
Toop
Lubbock
Lone Star State
University of Texas
Southern Methodist
Sun Bow
Cotton Bow
Pete Cawthon
Red Raiders
West
Virginia
Svnece
Tech
Southwest Conference
Raiders
Texas A. & M
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Boyd
Alx
Montana State
Wyoming
Duquesne
Oklahoma City
Montana
Texas Mines
Loyola of New Orleans
Gonzega
New Mexico
Marquette
Elmer Tarbox
Cawthon
Abe Murphy
Texas Christian
I. B. Hale
Texas Tech Eyes Cotton Bowl Bid in Sultry Streak
Tech aims to beat Saint Mary’s Baels to prove consistency in a high stakes season. The team seeks a decisive win to secure a shot at the Cotton Bowl on January 2, highlighting a critical rendezvous and postseason potential.
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Saint Mary's
Cotton Bowl
Texas Tech
Odd Transcribed Fragments Spark European References
A garbled OCR item mentions vague references to European figures, a Chicago mayoral bid tease, and a speeding fine in England. The piece reads like a jokey, error-filled column with mis-typed names and stray phrases, lacking coherent facts or context.
Hollywood Stars Speak On Location Trips And Stage Roles
Paul Harrison interviews stars about long location shoots and crowded studios. Ginger Rogers, Bob Hope, and others share fun and frustrations while filming era classics, noting injuries, stunts, and social plans between takes.
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Tollywoor
Clavis
Trevor
Robert Preston
Union Pavisich
DeMille
Ginger Rogers
Thomas Mitchell
Loetoy
Bob Hope
Mack Sennett
Alan Mowbray
Martha Raye
Dorothy Lee
Richard Dix
Hollywood
Chicago
Bill Boyd
Topper
Christmas Pictures: A Guide for Hobbyist Photographers
A nostalgic guide urges YAMERA hobbyists to plan Christmas photography early. It suggests sequences from tree decorating to stockings and Santa, then gift openings, dinners, and outdoor scenes. The piece recommends high speed film, flood bulbs, reflectors, and flash bulbs to capture must have shots.
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Winedow
Santa Claus
Ren
Hetter
A Book a Day by Bruce Catton review on Power Rivers
BruceCatton criticizes nonprofessional historians, praising Rivers of America for vivid local color. The fourth volume Power Rivers features the Powder River country and Sioux resistance, Red Cloud and Sitting Bull, cattle rustlers, and the cowboy legacy shaping Wyoming history.
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Mar
Rinehart
Stealher Burt
Mr. Burt
Wyoming
Manetana
Wold
Tebuy
Powdder
Red Cloud
Bogart Smacks Me With Chair in Scottish Staircase Brawl
A chaotic confrontation ends with a tumble down the stairs after Bogart strikes with a breakaway chair. The narrator recalls a sprained geist as the only injury in the lore filled moment.
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Bogart
What would you do at a formal dinner party
A 1938 NEA Service etiquette column asks how to respond when faced with unfamiliar or restricted foods. It gives options from accepting and eating what is offered to declining and explaining politely. The piece emphasizes courtesy and signals to host about dietary restrictions and palate.
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Madeleine Carrell
Tn Leack
Brian Aherne
Robert Armstrong
London
Jean Parker
Harry Langdon
Oliver Hassty
Hardy
Harvey Parry
Cagney
NEA Service
Hic
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Baels
Texas Tech Red Raiders
Saint Mary's College of California
Prince Scott
Dixie White
Rex
Europe
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Chargantau
Goering
Freeman- Mitford
England
Paul Harrison
Claire Trevor
Bruce Catton
City Meat Market
K. C
Prompt
PUGNE
Walnut St
Ford New Motor
Chevrolet
Ford
Hope Auto Co
Stetson
Sabel
On Bros
Haynes Bros
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