Hazing Defined by A and M Board Rules Elimination
COLLEGE STATION Feb 22 The Texas A and M board of directors defined hazing as any practice that prevents a student from best using his time for education and ordered elimination of both physical and mental hazing. The board reaffirmed instructions to the administration and noted seven senior cadet representatives resigned in protest.
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Texas A. and M. Board of Directors
A.and M
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Omer Norton
McGregor
Billi McCormick
Dallas
Gilchrist
Arsonist Gels Life Term in Missouri Fire spree
Trent on Missouri arson spree killer Pr ilopus Walker, 64, received a life term after pleading guilty to 10 arson and burglary charges. The ex convict from Kansas City confessed to starting eight fires that damaged about 250000 dollars and frightened residents across eight towns last fall. Judge V C Rose sentenced Walker who said meanness is the only thing he knows. The fires and terror spanned three months in central Missouri.
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Prilopus Walker
Hantdyman
Missouri
Ted
V.C. Rose
Walker
Kansas City
Polite
Weather and economic briefing with scattered data
Weather figures and forecasts for several cities include humidity, temperatures, wind directions, and monthly precipitation. The article also notes federal debt discussions in Washington with Taft proposing a debt retirement pledge and Knowland resisting compromise. Emergency and agricultural season data appear in fragmented form.
Notable presidents past and farming careers debated
Arthur Baer recalls records showing Washington as a farmer, then notes many presidents were lawyers. He argues occupations varied, listing Harrison, Roosevelt, Hoover, Wilson, Grant, and Johnson with diverse professions. Baer critiques public trust and political focus across administrations.
Thaw Rallies From Stroke In Miami Beach
Multimillionaire Harry K. Thaw, son of a railroad tycoon, remained critically ill after a heart attack. Household members described his condition as “quite grave.” Thaw’s wealth, estimated at 40 million dollars, is tied to his large estate.
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Tina
Lilienthal Faces Senate Vote Amid AEC Confirmation Clash
Washington reports supporters of David E. Lilienthal remain confident as he seeks Senate confirmation as AEC chairman. Senator Taft says he will vote against, calling Lilienthal power hungry and soft on communism, while Senator McMahon defends his suitability. Einstein and Senators Taylor and Caaver express support, citing potential international consequences if confirmation fails. Taft criticizes a supposed pro Communist tilt, noting infiltration concerns in Washington bureaus. White and Wherry had already indicated opposition.
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White
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Wherry Nebi
Bengal Streetcar Strike Probed After Police Raids
In Calcutta 8000 workers on a 32 day street car strike faced police raids seizing a labor leader statement and offices of trade unions the Communist party and four newspapers. Premier Suhrawardy warned the strike is illegal and hinted at government action as patience wears thin. The walkout began January 21 demanding a basic living wage affecting about 1,000,000 daily riders.
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Communist Party
H. S. Suhrawardy
Bengal Assembly
City News Dance Events and Venues This Week
Dance listings across Austin and nearby towns advertise masquerade events and parties. Venues include Hermann Suri Yall 523 S St Marys and 427 East Josephine with professors Willett, Belk Orchestra, and Niemeyer's Old-Time, plus private party halls in Nacogdoches and New Braunfels Premiers.
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Myrtle Mayes
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Tax
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Nacogdoches
Braunfels
Five Fined For Liquor at Shawman Club Raid
Five people were fined a total of 856 dollars in County Court at Law No 1 after a raid on the Shawman's club at 503 West Commerce Street on February 8. Convicted for operating the club in violation of the liquor control act were Dell Tarkington J C Tarkington Arthur Thompson Theodore A Moilan and W D White. John F Sutton Jr attorney for Frank Wolff owner of the property has offered lease termination and will notify the district attorney of any new tenants within 12 months. In the same court Ed ward G Schwiderek received 30 days for guilty plea to stealing a 20 leather jacket. Rodolfo L Valdez pleaded guilty to carrying a dirk and was fined 200 dollars plus 21 in costs.
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Dell ‘Tarkington
J. C Tarkington
Arthur €. Thompson
Theodore A. Moilan
W. D. White
John F. Sutton
Frank Wolff
Kellyfield
Attorney General to Address Legion Dinner Speaker
Attorney General Price Daniel will speak at the annual dinner of Business and Professional Men's Post No 10 American Legion at the Plaza hotel on March 3. He will discuss Peacetime Patriotism.
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KCOR Radio Schedule Patchwork of Programs and Names
A scrambled OCR style radio schedule lists programs and hosts with times and odd spellings. It mentions Dedications Cowboy's Pwllight Saindos Amigos News Prophecy sexpet Singer OD Bible Theltite ban Faith Singers Meditations and various music segments across a full day, including regions and stations.
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Pth
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Alamo District Teachers Convention Opens with Leaders
The Alamo district annual convention of the Texas State Teachers Association will be held Friday and Saturday with Marcus Tand and Raymond W. Arnold presiding at the opening session. Speakers include Dr. R. E. Jackson of the Texas State College for Women and Dr. George Benson, president of Harding College.
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Alamo
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Texas State College For Women
Denton
George Benson
Harding College
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