Entries Grow in Camera Contest Winners Named
A local amateur photography contest announces three winners after judging hundreds of entries. First prize goes to Mrs. Oscar P. Haecker for a bloom background scene, second prize to Mrs. Ed Hartman for a foggy park portrait, and third prize to Mrs. F.G. Moadglin for a Brackenridge Park scene. Sixteen runners up receive honorable mentions.
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Fox Company
Oscar P. Haecker
St. Jamen Street
FG. Moadglin
East Nucra Street
Killian
Routh
Carancabua Street
Carne Christi
Poker
Chas Avenue
Stutte
Avondale Avenur Archer
Center Point
Tora
J. Andorenn
Teldon Street
Alamo Plaza
Jacky
Dex
Graduate Receives Academy Award at Sacred Heart
Eva Wernander, 15, of 315 North Nueces, earned honorary scholarship to Ursuline Academy as one of three top graduates from Sacred Heart Academy. The award was presented during Thursday night graduation exercises at the parish house by Father Jorenh Je cabi.
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Eva Wernander
North Nueces Alrees
Coateasi
Ursuline Academy
Secred Heart Academy
Sacred Heart Academy
Mira Hernandez
Jorenh Jecabi
Reckless strike endangers man eye in hospital check
Mayeil Mahlonado of 917 El Priv reel was struck on May 24 in a street attack. He faces possible eye loss while receiving care at Robert BR. Green hospital as authorities investigate the incident. COUNT pensioned in Budapest for long service. a countess offers compensation for memory writings.
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Robert BR. Green
Couple Kill Themselves In Pact At Town
Tess Luas of Vereoun North Carolina and Aire Fannie Anderson of Genhim Texas died in a shared suicide at a Canton pole town location. A note signed by both claimed they could not live apart and would be buried together. A second note from Luas asked inquiries into wife J B Wands and Warner Davis be notified.
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Luas
Tess
EL Davis
Vereoun
N. C
Aire
Fannie Anderson
Genhim
Texas
Shila
J.B. Wands
Verons
S.J and Warner
Davis
Parksley
Gris
Anderson
Broken Bone Doesn’t Stop Dancer at Show
El Paso Texas May 20 Dorothy Jestph 14 year old high school student fell from the stage during an eccentric dance number in the Bith school auditorium. She climbed back on stage and finished the performance despite a shoulder injury. Hospital reports show a broken shoulder after the show.
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EL Paso
Texas
Cpi
Dorothy Jestph
Hawthorns Junior High Toy Drive Brings Joy
Members of Hawthorns Junior High Toy Making Club produced fifty toys for children at Itehweta Green Hospital. The distribution, led by Miss Homer Harris, included a note from students reading Dear Children We hope you enjoy the toys as much as we did making them.
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Hawthorns Juniger High School
Iteh
Weta Green Hospital
Mness Pri
Dag
Wera
Misa Homer Harris
Hotel Couple Found Dead In Fort Worth Room
Readable lines claim a man lifted an unconscious woman, she revived and pointed to Davie, while Davin lay partly clothed on a bed. Several intimate snapshots of Davis and Mrs Anderson were scattered in the room. Hotel staff say the couple registered late yesterday. Daria worked in an orchestra in Fort Worth.
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Davie
Davin
Davis
Mra. Anderson
Yeaterday
Daria
Fort Worth
Eight Seniors Awarded Scholarships at Alamo Heights High
Awards and scholarships were presented at the Alamo Heights High School auditorium by J F Howard. Recipients included Lucile DuBose to University of Texas Earl Arnett to Texas A and M College Earl Odell to Southern Methodist University Pauline Gold to Baylor University Werschel Chiltern to Texas Technological College Eurtle McDarty to North Texas Teachers College Austin Peay received the Steves medal for best all round student Margaret Green received the Margaret medal for outstanding achievement.
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Alamo Heights
J. F. Howard
Luclile DuBose
University of Texan
Earl Arnélt
Earl
Odell Wan
Southern Methodiat University
Pauline Gold
Baylor Univers
Werschel Chiltern
Texas Technological Allege
Eultle McDarty
Austin Peay Wan
Steves Wedal
Marearet Gre
Soviet Sub Sinking Confirmed Amid Baltic Exercise
Helsingfors May reports Soviet authorities confirm a submarine sinking in the Finnish gulf during fleet exercises. The loss is listed at 95 crew, with all hands likely lost. Russian warships continue patrols, while a Polish salvage firm has not yet been engaged.
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Helsingfors
Winlang
Ruesian Authoritien
Finnish Gulf
Lehane
Ag Olier
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