Not Too Rough Afterall On Train Ride With Draft Draftees
A Tennessee state law enables a girl to depart out of state when traveling by public transport. A Memphis to Lackland train ride carried many drafted air corps volunteers who crowding around a lone young woman. The girl kept calm as the crowd and crew managed the orderly journey with brief goodbyes and a surprise meeting with two traveling girls.
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Carol
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Memphis
Tennessee
Texas
Uncle Sam
Girl
Union Station
Houston
Mother
Former Sargeant Seeks Career In Business World
Thomas L. Coleman, a Baytown native and former staff sergeant in the U S Air Force, now attends Lee College for a full business course while working part time at Paine Bros. He toured Japan and Korea and supports democratic principles while backing Eisenhower for president. He envisions returning to senior college and values Lee College as a path to further education.
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Thomas L. Coleman
U. S. Air Force
Lee College
Coleman
Infantry
Air Force
Japan
Korea
Baytown
Tommy
Armed Forces
Robert E. Lee High School
Paine Bros
Dwight Eisenhower
Kenneth Tyer Returns from South America
Lee College sophomore Kenneth Tyer, born in Timpson Texas and educated in several states, describes African Veenstail life noting few cars British clothing and slow pace of life. He plans business engineering at University of Houston after LC graduation as faculty announce March 26-27 dismissal for a junior colleges meeting in Dallas.
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Scarlet O’hara
Kenneth Tyer
Lee College
South America
Carl C. Tyer
States
Britain
Kenneth
Timpson
Texas
Ohio
Tennessee
Kansas
Rogert E. Lee High School
D. E. Club
The
University of Houston
Texas Association of Junior Colleges
Dallas
Walter Rundell
Students Select Unusual Topics Highlights Classroom Posts
A page of student essays features diverse subjects from psychology in advertising by Linda Scott to aluminum studies by multiple authors. Other notable pieces include Tree Conservation by Bert Pace and John Kader, Narcotics by J C Harrison, and Dangers of Narcotics and Drugs by Louis Carter, illustrating wide classroom interests.
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Linda Scott
Leonard Shoemaker
Bert Pace
Norman Smith
Donald Ott
Kenneth Welch
Bert Allen
Bill Fulton
Willie Plocheck
Molly Guerard
Gene Flower
Roy Waldrop
Dennis Skarda
Mary Beth McDowell
J. C Harrison
John Kader
Nolan Thormeyer
Louis Carter
Mona Oakes
Joy van Zandt
New Titles Added to LC Library and Space and Time Review
A list of new novels and plays received for review includes Space and Time, Year’s Best Science Fiction Novels 1952, Blind Bulls, East of Eden, Wonderful Country, Sironia Texas, Troy Chimneys, Heart of the Matter, Second Happy Day, Time’s Corner, Decent, Psychologist at Bat, Constant Wife, Fourposter, Mr Pickwick, Pleasant Plays, Unpleasant Plays, New Breed, Strange Altars, Devils of Loudun, Pincher’s Study of Fish, Freshwater Fishing, Gold Makers, How to Read Better and Faster, and a picture story This Is Ike. The note notes readers may enjoy both literary and instructional works.
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Healy
Bleiler
Williams
East OF Eden
Steinbeck
Lea
Sironia
Texas
Cooper
Troy Chimneysm
Kennedy
Greene
Marquand, Jr
Ross
Peters
Tracy
Maugham
Hartog
MR. Pickwick
Young
Shaw
Greer
Bach
Haiti
Huxley
Loudun
France
Pincher
Carhart
Deberer
Lewis
Hick’s
It's the Rage And Its Fashion Affects Women
A column notes a fashion craze with shoes and accessories sparking shopper rushes. It observes the trend of a sale pitch with a simple price and mentions women buying quickly, while remarking on ill fitting shoes and the potential dangers of rushing for the trend.
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Shortie
New York
Florida
Joe
Foster
White Girl
Sargeant
Massey Electric CO
S. Pruitt
Robertson
Texas and Gilliard
University OF Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
University of Texas, Medical Branch
John Sealy