Red Cross mobilizes relief after deadly Mississippi tornado
Following a violent April tornado across eastern Mississippi and neighboring states, Red Cross divisions mobilize immediate aid. Nurses from Mississippi and Alabama deployed to Meridian and Birmingham, with volunteers rushing tents, clothing, blankets, and medical supplies to devastated towns. Rescue efforts recount grim scenes in Bay Springs and other districts as relief centers open and money donations accompany material aid.
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Bay Springs
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Women's Department
Chas. Buck
The
Quartermasters’ Department
Misiny
Almast
State High School Meet crowned Tupelo champs at Ole Miss
The Ole Miss hosted State High School Meet recognized Tupelo High School as top overall winner with twenty seven points across athletic and literary contests. Canton, Winona, Grenada, Clarksdale, and Greenwood followed with varied point totals as individual event winners were announced.
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Poplar Springs
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Batesville
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Corinth
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Tupelo
Denson Smith
Jao. Patterson
Jas. Lamb
A. J. Reese
Gus Jackson
Ralph Pottle
Andrew Reese
Carl Workman
Robi. Parrish
Campbell Evans
Jno. Patterson
Ira Morgan
Reese
Gardner
Beraly
Mary E. Boyle
Douglas Davenport
Dabney Ledyard
Anna Dyer
Olga Hooper
Holmes Co
Francis Peay
Cathrine Witt
Elizabeth Campbell
Mary O’bryant
Phillip Albright
Mary Moberly
Thomas Frazer
Albert Dickey
University Quartet
J. R. Durfey
Ole
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My Creed Selected Poem
A selection presents the creed about truth purity strength bravery and compassion. The verse affirms being a friend to all including the outcast and the fae while choosing humility and joy in facing life.
Ole Miss Coeds Defeat Memphis Y 18 to 12 in Tight Battle
In a fast and clean game Ole Miss beat Memphis Y 18 to 12. Dunlap scored 14 of Ole Miss 18 with Inman strong at center. Frey added 10 points in the second half. Y guard Davis and guard Krenshaw led defense as the season closed for both teams.
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Jildy
Inman
Dunlap
Davis
Frey
Memphis Y. Peebles
Kay Dunlap
McCallum Bailey
Gailor Inman
R Rowe
M. Scott
Krenshaw
First Woman Instructor at Peking University Named
Sophia Hung Chen, a Vassar graduate and current University of Chicago student, has accepted a government university post to teach European history as the first woman instructor at Peking University.
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Sophia Hung Chen
Vassar
Misss Chen
University of Chicago
Government University
English Used In Philippine House Debate By UP Graduates
In a recent House debate in the Philippines the English language was used for the first time. The participants were graduates of the University of the Philippines.
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