Barracks Briefs Show Quirky Campus News and Pranks
A chaotic mix of gossip and campus scenes highlights Barracks Briefs with prankish jabs at students, hazing tales, a new flag plea, a sixteen year old recruit from Tucumcari, and Pup Tent plans promising a sixteen page issue featuring news, pictures, and humor as McShaffirey hawks bus routes home.
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Football fatalities drop to 26 in 1932 season
New York AP report shows 26 deaths directly linked to football during 1932, with high schools suffering 16 fatalities and sandlot games 13. No college varsity deaths, two freshmen died from injuries linked to supervised play or practice, while 10 doubtful cases are included in the totals.
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Associated Press
College
Arie
Names for New Mexico State College Buildings and Field
The Board of Regents at the last regular meeting named two campus buildings and the athletic field. The 1927 library building will be Young Library in honor of late Judge R L Young former Regents president. Goddard Hall honors R W Goddard former Dean of Engineering who was killed at the Station KOB power plant. The athletic field east of the Noun put into use in honor of liberty former Agsie the World War.
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SMU Plans to Take to the Air in San Francisco
Moraga Calif Dec warned by Coach Ray Morrison that Southern Methodist University plans an aerial attack when they meet St Mary's Gaels in San Francisco. Morrison lauds his players including halfback Bob Wilson and ends Fuqua and Louis Smith, claiming the team has strong passers and a top air game.
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Calif
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Southern Methodist University
San Francisco
St. Mary’s. Gaels
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Dallas
Anna Nilsson Outlines Her Beauty Rules
Hollywood star Anna Nilsson shares beauty and fitness tips. She stresses a lively mind, kindness, soap and water, cold cream, and water-softening bath salts. She recalls a past horse accident, notes reduced exercise but champions outdoor sports and tennis for vitality and spirit.
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New York
Anna Q. Nilsson
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Hollywood
England
Miami Biltmore Open set with big purse and top golfers
Defending British Open champion Denny Shute leads a strong field for the Miami Biltmore Open sponsored by the Florida Year-Round Clubs chaired by Col. Henry L. Doherty. A $10,000 purse awards $2,500 to the winner with the rest shared by the next thirty-nine. Notables include Gene Sarazen, Johnny Goodman, Paul Runyan, Walter Hagen, Craig Wood, and Tommy Armour. Goodman returns to open competition, aiming for the amateur trophy as Runyan starts winter season strong with two recent wins.
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Denny Shute
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Goodman
Paul Runyan
Billy Burke
Walter Hagen
Craig Wood
Tommy Armour
Joe Turnesa
Johnny Revolta
Willie MacFarlane
Ed Dudley
Walter Kozak
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Omaha
Bobby Jones
North Shore
Miami Biltmore
Goodman
Corn Belt
Col. Doherty
New York
Runyan
Gene Sarazer
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Senior Play Tonight Decides High School Annual Fate
Attendance at the Senior Play will determine whether the High School Annual titled El Coyr ete is produced. The comedy All Of A Sudden Peg runs three acts with modern twists and light moments. Tickets are twenty five cents and sales begin at eight. Senior Class, Juniors, and Parent Teacher Association news follow with meetings and planning updates, including selling Annuals. Mr George N Carothers is named in the closing note.
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Elks Christmas Offerings and Carnival Planned
The Elks will again provide Christmas baskets and host a carnival in their hall with art displays on the second floor and dancing upstairs by Lemp's orchestra. The Honor Society plans baskets, Sophomores show athletic interest, and a WPFW meeting is set for 7:30 at the DA V Logabin.
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Coach Corn
Clyde
Hous
Lemp
Annual stockholders meeting at First National Bank Roswell
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Roswell will be held on Tuesday, January 19, 194 at 4:00 p m in the Directors room for election of Directors for the ensuing year and other business as may come before the meeting. Adv.
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Former Officer Zook Pleads Not Guilty to Murder Charge
John F. Zook the former policeman in St Joseph Missouri pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in the death of Lloyd Warner a black man accused of attacking and lynching Nov 28 The judge ordered Zook held without bond and he said he would seek permission to appear before the grand jury next week
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John F. Zook
Lloyd Warner
Zook
J. W. Gaddy
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