Ex-Austrian Finds U.S. Friendly Place to Live
Adele Kindlinger born 1928 in Vienna recalls life under Nazi occupation from 1938 to 1945. She details air raids, looting, and bomb damage, meets Sgt. John Willis Kizler in Vienna, and after marriage in Evanston 1948 moves to Baytown Texas where she attends Lee College.
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U.S
Vienna
John Kitler
Austria
Adele Kindlinger
Hitler
Adele
Civilian Defense Organization
National Guard
Sgt
John Willis Kizler
An der Weie
Don Juan
Esquire Club
Schonbronn
Hapsburgs
St. Stepben’s
Ringstrasse
Vienna Woods
John
Set
Kizler
America
LaGuardia
New York City
John Kizler
Northwestern University
Evanston
Chicago
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Ill
Baytown
Texas
Adele Kizler
Lee College
Le College Library Adds Wide Range of New Fiction
The Le College Library debuts a broad fiction list this February. Highlights include Burman’s Steamboat Around the Bend, Everywhere I Roam, Warren’s Valley of the Shadow, Chalmers Drums Against Frontenac, and Kantor’s Glory for Me. Also featured are If I Were You, Western Story Omni Bus, Star Money, Infinite Woman, and more.
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le College Library
Burman
Warren
Valley OF the Shadow
Chalmers
Frontenac
Julian Green
Kantor
Winsor
Marshall
Beresford-Howe
Heth
Kathryn Forbes
Transfer Point
Kelly
Yardley & Grabo
Italy
Sicily
Elio Vittorini
P. S
India
Hilda Wernher
Induraja
Texas
Hart Stilwell
University of Texas
Hilda Osterhout
Mexico
Robert Liddell
Fielding
Jane Austen
Flaubert
Waugh
Erdman
Baker
Venning
Graduates Speak On Life At Lubbock College
Graduates praise the friendly LC community and freedom of choice at the college. Emil Kaminski plans engineering studies and faces possible draft after graduation. Charlene McCarty will study English and library science at TSCW next fall. Dan Disbrow will continue liberal arts studies at McAllister College in Minnesota.
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Technical College
Lubbock
Dean
Phi Theta Kappa
Emil Kaminski
Emil
Curtain Club
Lambda Chi
Charlene McCarty
TSCW
Charlene
Lee Lantern
Lee Log
Gammas
le Cerle Francais
Dan Disbrow
McAllister College
St. Paul
Minnesota
Dan
Curtain Club presents spoof of war romance at RELHS auditorium
Curtain Club stages a three act satirical costume play at 8:15 PM on Thursday April 19 in the RELHS auditorium. Cast includes Sandy Gaston as Gaganius Buria played by Annie Horn Carl Albright as Achilles Emil Kaminski as Sapiens major Dolly Mossowitz as first sergeant. The production mocks war and romance with a Maggie and Jiggs setting.
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Buria
Annie Horn
Carl Albright
Achilles
Theseus
Antiope
Emil Kaminski
Sapiens Major
Sapiens
Dolly Mossowitz
Maggie
Curtain Club
RELHS
Student Opinions On Baytown Life From Local Poll
The survey captures student views on Baytown including preferences for the school system the Refinery and the new research building. Buck Young praises Baytown amid national ties while noting scattered streets and navigation challenges. Morgan Tartt cites climate and refinery odors as drawbacks and Wayland Cohoe favors proximity to Houston Galveston and the school system.
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Buck Young
Galveston
Morgan Tartt
Morgan
Wayland Cohoe
Bay town residents share varied views on community life
Terry Greenwood praises Bay town as a tight knit community yet laments narrow streets. Richard Young values summer recreation for kids but wants more activities for girls. Curtiss Barfield prefers movies while disliking work and school. Houston is noted as distant and reliant on a single industry.
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Houston
Baytown
Terry Greenwood
Richard Young
Curtiss Barfield
Light Reflections continues with humor and warnings
The column outlines methods to engage readers by insulting them, shocking them, slapstick humor, and light deceit. The writer admits attempts to insult the audience and teases without remorse, urging attention while prompting viewership for "The Warrior's Husband" and urging respect for parents and milk each night.
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Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Bonzo plot and library picks mix in Low Lights column
In a column fragment, Bonzo theft triggers police discovery as Boyd hires Jane Linden to be Bonzo's mother. The piece also promotes recent library additions including Edison Marshall's The Infinite Won MA and works by Cary and Gaither with brief notes on biographies of Edna Ferber Norris Maughm Shakespeare and Schubert.
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Boyd
Jane Linden
Diana Lynn
Bonzo
Peter
Edison Marshall
Keyes
Joy Street
Joyce Cary
Horse
Gaither
Double Muscadine
Edna Ferber
Kathleen Norris
W. Somerset Maughm
Shakespeare OF London
Franz Schubert
THE
Peabody Sisters
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Lee
Sandy Gaston
Gaganius
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