Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 71, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 28, 1939 Page: 2 of 6
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STARRED in first weeki of —
Metropolitan Opera, (left)
Marjorie Lawrence, the Aus-
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(right) Eyvind Laholm, Amert-
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Cincinnati, Ohio,
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year he has taken up 3,000 novices. Tour is
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Rhode Island. Count Rum-
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search in chemistry and cook-
ing, ukvised thia to measure
heat of apple sauce. Left to
right: Dean Webster Jones,
Albert E. Marshall.
(Left) Royal blue flannel trimmed with
red rick-rack. braid to make this skating
suit a gay one. The jacket is lined and the
skirt faced with red silk and rayon satin.
(Middle) Cloud gray is the color of this
gabardine. The wind-
T jit for comfort with ac-
• tion pleats both back and front. The turtle-
neck sweater is red wool. The amber
cqlored snow shield is pushed up here to
form an eyeshade. (Right) This peasant
blouse for skiing in the sun is made of yel-
low snow silk from Switzerland. Names of
• "famous winter sports resorts arc embroid-
ered on it. The cowl collar becomes a
close-fitting zippered hood. • - ■
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OFPiCEfi?7iF iNSTlTUTEOF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
unwrap replies of 1795 thermometer made by Count
presented by Royal Institute of-Britain to Rumfi
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helmet and a smile, this charm-
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Aaron- Gritzmaker,
19, of Garfield, Okla.,
SHKHITCH-
HIKED 3,500 MILES
— Seattle, Wash. —
Miss Shirley Posey, 22,
of Louisiana, demon-
strates one of the meth-
ods she used while
hitchhiking on her way
to Seattle. She said
there was no room for
her at home where
there are 9 in the fam-
ily, and so, police are
trying to get her a job
in Seattle. ——
ington of Bristol, Tennessee, judged the best cat at the annual
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proletarian fury, as hi
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FOR TOURNA-
M E N T OF
ROSES FLOAT
—Pasadena, Cal.
— Jetsy Post-
hurna, striking
blonde, has been
selected to sdorn
one of the float*
during the com-
ing annual "Tour-
nament of Roses!’
She is hut one of
many California
beauties who will
jgraee the gale
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Nt?W YORK—Rube Goldberg, (right) noted creator of screwball
cartooning, is caught at studio party with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Leigh.
Leigh, 29-year-old Alabamian, who has put up a million dollars worth
of electrical signs on Times Square, is known as the “Broadway Sign
King.” The feature of the party, which was given by famed Illustrator,
Dean, Cornwell, was unveiling uf^a new square vei-n^outh glass.
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with his champion contest winner at the 40th annual
International Live Stock Exposition.’The breed is Ches-
tsr White and the weight, 293 pounds.
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“His Majesty"
Dixi Lands Hawthorn-'
ayk Ian. husky blue male Persian cat, ownsd by
championship show at the Siamese Cat Society of Amerioa.
(Right) ‘‘Bing,’’ just a low-down,-ornery alley cat, cursed with
proletarian fury, as ho rubbed elbows with aristocrats of the
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CANADA IN THE WAR-(l) Tbs result of
the explosion of a depth Charge thrown into du- —
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the Canadian *Navy during recent maneuvers. (2) Canadian destroyer off
the eastern coast on the lookout for enemy craft. (3) Row on row ot
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pensive planes were sold to private pilots during* 1939 in the United
States, according to a survey published in Colliers, which gives chief
credit for new mass-production to William Piper (left) and C. Gil-
bert Taylor. Two typical “alty flivvers" are shown, • ,
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Wednesday aftd
er lose, -ngers
< Cotton Bowl gai
Monday.
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snippy drill Wet
but there is nol
Boys listen to ol
for long time bel
v tening carefully I
has to say about!
Lubbock format!
great power of I
Boys Are I
A few optlniisl
miss tales %f W
customary gralnl
out to dressing fl
no optimistic rel
In terrible shape!
a championship!
men are still sll
improvement a
Leo Blanton ail
are going to plal
able to give bl
Tigers are far I
coaches are nod
feel that team ll
hope for best I
such fine sptrjd
to admit that I
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is Tiger spirit !
knocks and hail
l.o th Ing to that!
not one bruised!
It Team is real
determination kt!
traditions of wl
and very smaw
Strategists, give!
■avage double wl
of Lubbock Hil
Waco back of 11
at Oraliam Htgll
Electra, champl
and tells boys I
and is going to I
because he
and successful)!
Tigers listen wl
X because they al
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confidence for I
not say they I
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of' team Tlial
laugh of I
shatter morale M
team just like I
shatter morale■
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room with TtgeH
tell Tigers howl
lose, and why!
lose, and all 1B
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Ferguson, Joe. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 71, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 28, 1939, newspaper, December 28, 1939; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1304205/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.