Ready To Sail For England Ready To Sail For England
Mr and Mrs E L King of 1010 Wichita welcomed their son Pfc Ernest Wayne King and his friend Pfc Nickie Ince home from the Air Force during leave. They are waiting in New Jersey to sail for England with their units. Both attended Amarillo High School and Amarillo College. Ernest spent two years at Amarillo College and Nickie one year before joining Cunningham Floral Company. Nickie’s parents live in Oklahoma City, and Nickie previously served in North Dakota. Ernest trained at Lackland Air Base and is in the Surgical Training Group bound for a hospital unit in England. During their Amarillo leave they visited friends, rested, and fished.
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E. L. King
Wichita
Air Force
Ernest Wayne King
Nickie Ince
New Jersey
England
Ernest
Nickie
Amarillo High School
Amarillo Colleg
Amarillo College
Cunningham Floral Company
H. C. Ince
Oklahoma City
North Dakota
Air Force Typing Department
Lackland Air Base
San Antonio
Eng
Amarillo
Williams Rites In Childress After Fatal Racetrack Injury
R. W. Dick Williams, 44, Childress police chief, died from injuries suffered at Vernon stock car race. Funeral set 4 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Masonic rites at Childress Cemetery. Survivors include wife Imogene, Patsy Ann, mother, sister, four brothers, and three grandchildren. Burial at Childress Cemetery. Newberry Funeral Home in charge.
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Imogene Hawkins
Patsy Ann Jones
J. R. Williams
Faye Stanfield
Childress
Dean
Kyle
Glen
Fort Worth
Hal
Los Angeles
Childress Cemetery
Newberry Funeral Home
Bones of Mammoth Found In Panhandle Dig
Archaeologists Floyd V. Studer and Roy Reinhardt examined mammoth bones unearthed by Bill Lawson in a six foot pit at Canyon. The remains are poorly preserved and largely isolated, with teeth guiding identification. No human artifacts or Folsom Man evidence found. bones dated roughly 10 000 to one million years old.
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Western Stockyards
Floyd V. Studer
Archaeology Era
Studer
Roy Reinhardt
Panhandle Plains
Panhandle
Folsom
Midshipmen Train At Virginia Amphibious Base
Two Amarillo boys, C. E. Sieber and Charles C. Carter, are among 975 midshipmen at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis taking a joint amphibious warfare training program. Ashore instruction is at the US Naval Amphibious Base in Little Creek, Norfolk, with afloat training at Amphibious Force, US Atlantic Fleet.
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Amarillo
US Naval Academy
Annapolis
C. E. Sieber
William H. Sieber
Crockett
Charles C. Carter
Winston H. Carter
Louisiana
US Naval Amphibious Base
Little Creek
Norfolk
Amphibious Force
US Atlantic Fleet
First Law School Founded in Litchfield in 1784
The first law school in the United States opened in Litchfield Connecticut in 1784. It marked the start of formal legal education in the nation with early classes and notable instructors shaping American legal training.
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United States
Litchfield, Conn
Planning Mexican Literary Circle Speaker to discuss Horace Greeley
Joel 8 Quinones Mexican consul will be principal speaker at a Latin American community literary circle. His topic is Horace Greeley. A Mexican dinner will be open to attendees.
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Joel
Quinones
Horace Greeley
Morris Cobb
Dowell
Saratoga Cafe
North Fillmore
Emma Reed Bank Leader Dies at 77 in Marlin
Emma Reed, 77, long time president of the Marlin National Bank dating to the early 1930s, died after a prolonged illness. Her husband R A Reed previously led the bank from 1900 until his death in 1924.
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Marlin
Emma Reed
Marlin National Bank
R. A. Reed
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Ernest Wee King
Williams
Midshipmen
Virginia Base
Kentucky
the Stage Distilling CO
Frankfort
M.E. Houseton
China
Globe News
W. G. Hopkins
North West First
Loch Lomond
Scotland
Lake
Levine
Hes
Levines
Parket Salk
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