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Object Description
Identifier | 1940-11-14 |
Title | The Daily Lariat (Waco, Texas), No. 35, Thursday, November 14, 1940 |
Series Title | The Lariat |
Date | 1940-11-14 |
Editor-in-chief | Louis M. Newman (Editor) |
Staff | Editorial Staff: Mildred Adams (Managing Editor), George Bevel (News Editor), Cal Newton (General Manager, Student Publications), Evelyn Harris (Society Editor), James Farley (Sports Editor), Dow Heard (Feature Editor), Jack Sampier (Columnist) -- Lionell Koppman (Associate News Editor), Billie Marion Parks (Associate Soc. Editor) -- Editorial Writers: Jem Englander, Ralph Phelps – Reporters: Bill Donoho, Mary Beck Maxwell, James Knight, Layton Wells, Janet Whitney, Margaret Yeates, Josephine Herblin, Bobbie Monigold, Margie Lou Bertelson, Don Hinds, Billy Jo West, O. L. Petty, Helen Smith, Bettye McCutchen, Ralph Bayles, Grady DuPriest, A. L. Smith, Bonner McMillion, Ralph Kaplan – Photographers: Raymond Herring and Chauncey Prade -- Business Staff: John G. Jones (Advertising Manager), Leo Udashen (Bookkeeper), Louise Farmer (Stenographer). |
Pricing | $3.00 per year -- $1.00 per term |
Content Description | Student newspaper from Baylor University that includes local, state and campus news along with advertising. |
Note | Photographs: Glynn Dobbs (p.3) ; Jack Russell (p.3) ; Grady Vaughn (p.4). |
Rights | http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights |
Total Pagination | 4 |
Resource Type | Text |
Digital Collection | The Texas Collection - Baylor Lariat |
Language | English |
Format | Newspapers |
CONTENTdm file name | 35228.cpd |
Description
Title | The Daily Lariat |
Date | 1940-11-14 |
Contents | Main Headlines: Herring Announces Last Six Beauties: Muriel And Marilyn Reese Take Sixth Seventh Positions; Selected From 20; Names Of First Six Released Tuesday -- Guynes, Shriner To Sing At Convention -- Geologists To Visit Llano, Burnet Area -- Theatre Season Opens Tonight: Stout, Tirey Take Leads In Production; The Ghost Of Yankee Doodle Portrays Havoc Of War -- French Movie Has Censorship History -- Murray Speaks At BRH Service: English Teacher Takes World's Greatest Essay For Subject -- Tidwell Sums Up Ministers' Deeds -- Douglas On Committee -- Dr. Trippett Explains McFadden's Condition -- H-SU To Be Taken Over By Convention: A. D. Foreman, Layman, Is Named President; First In Years -- Four To Leave For SMU Meet: Roberts, Kaminsky, Whitehead, Norvell To Go To Dallas -- Thirty Students To Attend Wells Lecture -- C. A. A. Students Fly: Trainees Have Soloed; Have Eight Hours Off. |
Rights | http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights |
Page Number | 1 |
Resource Type | Text |
Digital Collection | The Texas Collection - Baylor Lariat |
Language | English |
Format | Newspapers |
CONTENTdm file name | 35224.pdf |