Plan Reception For Visitors In Amarillo For Army Day
A six man team returning from Korea and Japan will visit Amarillo for National Army Day observances. Officials welcome them Monday morning, with talks at Room 12 Post Office Building and appearances at Kiwanis, radio programs, a high school assembly, Lions Club lunch, and an open house sponsored by the American Legion Tuesday afternoon.
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Korea
Japan
Amarillo
U.S. Army
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Orient
Joe Jenkins
Moon
Amarillo Kiwanis Club
KFDA
KGNC
Amarillo High School
Amarillo Lions Club
Herring Hotel
American Legion Post
Far East
Disabled Veterans team visits Community Chest Room
A Disabled Veterans organization team visits the Community Chest Room at 607 Taylor and, after completing their visit, will proceed to Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Can Disabled Veterans Organization
Community Chest Room
Taylor
Albuquerque
N. M
Crash Victims In Serious Condition After Early Morning Wreck
Two Amarillo men, Carl W. Carson and Robert M. Fulton, were injured when their 1941 convertible coupe overturned after hitting a culvert at the Y on East Tenth near the Dallas highway. Fulton, 24, underwent surgery for brain concussion and other injuries. Carson, 22, suffered severe facial and head injuries and may have a broken jaw and nose. The crash occurred at 12 12 this morning.
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Robert M. Fulton
Fulton
Harrison
Carl W. Carson
Lincoln
Carson
East Tenth
Dallas Highway
Mrs. Roosevelt Sees Merit In John L Lewis Complaint
Eleanor Roosevelt reflects on her Washington trip with the Women’s Action Committee and discusses mining safety. She urges congressional attention to the Bureau of Mines funding and the Lewis nomination, while praising citizen outreach and civic education programs like the Coro Foundation in California.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
New York
Washington
Women's Action Committee
John Lewis
United States Bureau of Mines
Congress
Bureau of Mines
Lewis
Postgraduate Courses Could Shape New Public Servants
The article discusses young people taking post-graduate courses to develop a new type of public servant. It highlights the potential impact on governance and civic service as educated graduates enter government roles.
Lubbock Policeman Dies From Car Accident Injuries
Funeral services were pending today for William Ellis Earnest 56 a former deputy sheriff and Lubbock police department member. Earnest died yesterday at Seminole hospital of injuries suffered in an automobile accident Monday near Seargraves Douglas.
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Lubbock
William Ellis Earnest
Earnest
Seminole Hospital
Seargraves
Douglas
Training ideas to staff government service expand city plans
A Amarillo Globe page five excerpt discusses recruiting forward looking citizens for government work and training programs. It notes past use of college seniors in federal roles and suggests a comprehensive plan to train and promote workers for city, state, and national positions to motivate schools and colleges.
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Amarillo
Texas
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