Printing school moved to Huntsville expands graphic arts
Dr. Harmon Lowman, president of Sam Houston State Teachers College, forged a 20 year contract to merge the Southwest School of Printing into the college with a new two track program. A 21 month practical track welcomes non graduates. a four year degree track offers electives and majors in printing with scholarships funded by a trust and building sale proceeds.
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San Marcos
Manor Public Schools
Lowman
Manor Community News
Sam Houston
Ers
Southwest School of Printing
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Huntsville
Dallas
Robert Gleason
Gleason
Citation in Denison suit for Lot 3 Block 12 Day and Munson
Texas citation to William R Caruthers et al and unknown heirs to answer by Aug 12 1957 before Grayson County Court in Sherman. Plaintiffs Sam Burton et al seek title and possession of Lot 3 Block 12 Day and Munson Addition Denison Texas. Landmark names include Foustine Burton and Alex Barclow.
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State OF
Texas
William R. Caruthers
J. K. Miller
Thomas A. McIntid
H. Brooks
O. Harris
Ann Maxey
Ben Maxey
Decia Patterson
Daisy Sims
Rena Kidd
Alice Kidd
Annie Stanford
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Sam Burton ET AX
Foustine Burton
Alex Barclow
Day
Munson
Denison
State OF Texas
Herman VA. Colson
NCM
Texas Bank & Trust Company of
Dallas
Herman A. Colson
J. C. Buchanan
Connell, Rogers
Whitewright Sun
Charles L. Stanford
W. J. Stanford
Chanan
Clei
Tex
Rogers
Uty
Bizarre Wills and Odd Observations In The News
A roundup of unusual wills from around the world includes a Montreal man leaving all to relatives with a warning against causing trouble, a North Carolina woman wishing burial in a nightgown, and a Bristol man bequeathing $14,000 to a ping pong companion. Other items include a Philadelphia worker’s $1,000 to his employer, a Cleveland millionaire setting aside $20,000 for moon burial, and a South African’s trust for seven pet lizards. Additional notes mention hats at a funeral, a woman’s library with No Women Admitted, a dog heir to $25,000, and a Leeds druggist claiming his children reach “an age of common sense-50.” Also cited are a Chinese famine death toll for 1877-78 and the next total solar eclipse on Oct. 12, 1958.
Many Senses Beyond the Five Common Senses
A Savannah Morning News item notes that humans may have up to nine senses beyond sight smell taste hearing and touch. It lists equilibrium and two point discrimination among extras and cites horse sense bluffing detection and teacher intuition as examples.
Edward VIII Abdicated the British Throne
A note recalls Edward VIII's abdication on December 11, 1936. The fragment mentions a gift of faith and a quotation from R. A. Shogland, with a nod to readers who "read the Want Ads."
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Edward VIII
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SNLOS
Coronet
Dearborn
Dearborn Coronet
Integrio
Meador’s
General Electric
Earnest
Gladys Hamilton
Montreal
Thomas
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Lexington
N. C
Bristol
England
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ohio
York
Iowa
Crystal Lake, Ill
Duke
Leeds
Savannah Morning News
Sar
R. A. Shogland
N. Main
Bonham, Texas
Richard Wellington
Nat
First National
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Playhouse 90
Julio Meade
Servel
Lone Star
GAS Company
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