Vocational Classes Build Real Projects in Shop Mentoring
In the carpentry shop students plan on paper then craft an intricate model roof with joints and braces. Local lumber firms donate material while War Surplus Corp. gifts a $3500 lathe for machinists to restore, a year long task to remake gears and parts. The piece argues that mechanics are well educated and worthy of respect.
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War Surplus Corp
Vocational Department
Intramural boxing bouts set next. weigh-in winners to be crowned
Boxing is underway in intramurals with 118-126 Buck Young facing Don Whatley and 126-135 Charles Leonard meeting Maxie Porch. Other bouts include 135-147 Bubba Choate versus Ray McCain and 147-160 Fred Wilson versus Raleigh Fore. Tonight at 8 45 fighters must report. finals to crown champions in each weight class.
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Buck Young
Don Whatley
Charles Leonard
Maxie Porch
Bubba Choate
Ray McCain
Fred Wilson
Raleigh Fore
Marvin Sterling
Perry Beauchamp
Luther Choate
Clinton McMicken
Bob Hensley
Dan Lamb
Notable Students List From Local School Roll
Continued from page one the roster includes Rocha Clara Rae Hansen Sanders Raymond Sanders Sarah Searcy Walter Scott Edna Sheridan Omar Steele Ernest Stoerner Janet Stone Lois Suttles Clara Tapp Lola Todd Woodrow Waligore Billy Walker Jesse Watts Darrell Weaver Richard Weaver Annie Woods Ellen Wooster Ernest Wright and Rowena Zeglin.
Round-Up Audition Notice for April 29 Session
Entertainers including Texas Ruby and Curly Fox expressed interest but no commitments yet. A practice session occurs in the Lee auditorium on Sunday afternoon April 29, and interested performers must notify to be added to the audition list.
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Texas Ruby
Curly Fox
Weir
Lee Auditorium
Williams
BSU Plans April 21 Youth Rally at Stewart Heights
Miss Minnie Alice Robertson announced a BSU youth rally set for April 21 at Stewart Heights Baptist Church. The event starts at 7 30 p m with an outstanding young preacher and invitations extended to all.
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BSU
Stewart Heights Baptist Church
Minnie Alice Robertson
Wesleyans
Joe Don Dollar
Martyn Padgett
Love of God
Barbara Whitesides
Wayne McClesky
Wesleyan
Friendship Circle
Prentis W. Chunn
Lee Chapter
Miss Robertson
Motive of hatred warned in defiant wartime radio plea
A controversial speech warns that cruelty and bloodshed may rise when nations divide by race color and creed. It laments domestic strife and fears a future dominated by another race, urging unity under religious faith. Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.
Draftee Test Dates and Locations Outlined
A statement from Mr. Rundell says testing policies for draftees are set for one year in advance and will adjust with military needs. No changes are currently planned, but some regulations may shift as the situation evolves.
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Rundell
Life not all tulips says so student of Holland
Jan Kraaijeveld, a recent Baytown arrival from the Netherlands, says life in Holland is similar to America in many ways. He notes windmills, tulips, and wooden shoes exist but daily life, food variety, and transport differ less than expected. He recalls German occupation, Dutch West Indies service, and his preference for living in Baytown. He speaks four languages and is studying French at LC.
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Holland
Jan Kraaijeveld
Baytown
Netherlands
America
Niagra Falls
Grand Canyons
Carlsbad Caverns
Washington Monuments
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Jan
Texas
Minnesota
Joan Bennett l
Clark Gable
Dutch West Indies
Shell Refining Company
G.i’s
Crosby G.I
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Illinois
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Earthman Funeral
Culpepper
Montgomery
Paul U. Lee
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the Bank OF Courtesy
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Texas Avenue
Fuller
Wainscott’s
LA Porte
Hank
W. Main
Alabama
Brown’s Chicken Shack
People’s
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