More Girls Than Boys Win Honors At SMU
In Dallas on June 29 SMU reports 12 of 19 honor students are girls this year, 60.8 percent, up slightly from 60.4 percent last year. Names include Martha Agnes Allen Monroe La Marjorie Ahrenbeck Dallas Eunice Brooks Dallas Rankin Barcus Hillsboro Patricia Bohun Mexico City Eunice Goer ner Alice Jones Elizabeth Kim ball Mary Lamar Lucile Achardson Harriet Singleton Walter owner Muskogee Okla.
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Dallas
Texas
Southern Methodist University
Martha Agnes Allen
Monroe
Marjorie Ahrenbeck
Rankin Barcus
Hillsboro
Patricia Bohun
Mexico City
Mexico
Eunice Brooks
James Willis Callaway
Pet Terrapin Unique College Mascot At Denton
Students at the College of Industrial Arts keep a terrapin as a campus mascot living in a pan. The reptile visits others, prompting wild searches, shrieks, and playful chases as dogs roam the dorms and mice and terrapins share space in students rooms.
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Denton Tex
Pune
College of Industrial Arts
Mrs Coulter Buried Today in Jackson Chapel Service
Funeral for 82 year old Mrs Mary Elizabeth Coulter will be held this afternoon at Greetrom Jackson Chapel with Rev C W Cook officiating. She died Tuesday night at Mercy Hospital after several weeks illness. She was born in 1845 in New Castle Pennsylvania and lived with her daughter Mrs T J Murray for fifteen years. Pallbearers include John W Westbrook Wilbur F P Allen Frank Williamson John Colman A D Stiller James Tarrel Joe Cullinan Sarrent Lafitte.
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Mary Elizabeth Coulter
T. J. Murray
Jackson Chapel
C. W. Cook
Mrs. Coulter
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Carpenter
T J. Murray
T. M
John D. Desilvey
Philadelphia
John W. Westbrook
Wilbur FP. Allen
Frank Williamson
John Colman
A. DP. Sttiller
James Tarrel
Joe Cullinan
Sarrent Lafitte
American Legion Plans Soil Memorial Across Oceans
In Indianapolis on June 29 the American Legion outlined a memorial act for its dead. Postearth from U S cemeteries will be mixed with soil from French graves in France, then brought home to honor veterans. Each state delegation will oversee burial soil as 10,268 posts prepare ceremonies.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Howard
Savage
France
Legion
Dirigible Contract Awarded for 6.4 Million Cubic Foot Airship
The Coodyear Tire and Rubber Company of Akron Ohio won the Navy design contract for a massive airship of 6400 thousand cubic feet gas capacity with a 5 million dollar price tag. The design by W Watters Pagan was second. Dr Johannes Schweinler received honorable mention. The ship, about 780 feet long and 135 feet in diameter, will carry a crew of 46 and five airplanes, with a top speed near 80 mph and a range of thousands of miles, intended to operate with the fleet.
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Washinton
J. C
Coodyear Tire and Rubber $ Company
Arkron
Ohio
Navy
Los Angeles
W. Watters Pagan
Baltimore
Johannes Schwenrler
Stretitie
Germany
Gluedyear ‘Company
Georgetown trial ends testimony in Miller murder case
The state rested its case Tuesday in the murder trial of John Miller over the deaths of Robert Schaffner and another man in Sealy. Jurors heard closing testimony as the prosecution wrapped its presentation.
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Georgetown
John Miller
Robert Schaffner
Sealy Ino Gee
Rosenblum Boosts Laredo Progress
Joseph Rosenblum declared Laredo the logical center for onions and the future of the industry. He praised local climate, plans, and the move of his headquarters while noting markets and expansion in fruits and vegetables. He described himself as a booster for Laredo and highlighted improved marketing and growth prospects.
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Laredo
Joseph Rasenblum
Tno
Rosenblum
California
Chicago
Indiana
New York
Massachusetts
Mr. Rosenblum
Amy A
South Texas
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Amila
Honolulu
William Biluje, Easterwood, JR
Houston
O'Leary, Mickelson & Hall
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Jast
Ilawaii
Raw
Garment Workers’ Union
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Sus
Studebaker
Erskine
Reid Motor CO
Convent
Laredo, Texas
Ft Leelee
Laredo Oilers
John W. Ward
BR. G. Clingenpeel
Joe Leyendecker
OM Leyendecker
W. D. Butler
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