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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1948

Page

5

Churchwomen Seek Stronger Voice in World Council

At the World Council of Churches assembly in Amsterdam women leaders urge greater influence in church governance and administration. They say ordination is only a few places a burning issue, while broad participation in roles and management is a global concern.

Amsterdam Netherlands Assembly of the World Council of Churches Twila Lytton Cavert Bonxville

Amarillo Leads in WAC Enlistment Interest

Amarillo shows the highest interest in joining the Women’s Army Corps in the El Paso recruiting district. WAC recruiter Sgt. Edna Heckmann visited Monday and Tuesday, talking to six applicants on her first day. She plans a return visit in three weeks due to strong inquiries.

Amarillo Wacs el Paso Edna Heckmann WAC Heckman

Local Navy Reservists Set for Caribbean Cruise Training

About 50 men from the area, including Lt. Robert B. Cleland, Lt. Frank H. Forbes, and Ens. Nelson D. Hall, will join a two week Caribbean training cruise in early September aboard the same vessel. The move follows a naval policy reversal affecting reserve personnel.

Oficial Na Abou Amarillo Naval Reserve Training Center Ennai Caribbean Liberty Ports Key West Miami Fla Abilene Lubbock Mediterranean Iarillo Robert B. Cleland West Sixteenth Frank H. Forbes Florida Nelson D. Hall Har

Navy enlistment listings for sailors and ranks across towns

The notice lists multiple recruits and ratings with home addresses across Panhandle Pampa Amarillo Borger and nearby towns. Ranks include Seaman Recruit Radioman First Class Fire Controlman Driver and more with names such as Riley Z. Bick Clyde L. Blandford Wen dell Cain Arthur S. Eitner James Koontz and Gene Williams among others.

den B. McGrady West Riley Z. Bickerstaff Panhandle Clyde L. Blandford North East Fifth Bill R. Byers Jackson James F. Byers Box 1817 Amarillo Wendell G. Cain North Fast Fighth Walton S. Cantrell, Jr Buchanan Vandel D. Coltharp North Florida Clyde T. Cummings Pampa Vernon L. Decker Maryland Don D. Edwards Tyler Arthur S. Eitner John W. Gray Kenneth R. Henderson A_ East Roman J. Homen Bobby G. Hunter Alabama Front William R. Reid Hayden Ray F. Rice North Bowyer Mitchell T. Sandlin Jefferson Marion E. Schroeder Borger Rhea W. Smith Box Gerald J. Stump Ong William C. Thurman East Fifteenth Robert G. Tomberlin, Jr Roberts Billy J. Walker Marinland Monte R. Wood Forest Edgar D. Wyatt A West Seventeenth Raymond E. Crisp Mississippi Lloyd R. Johnson Monroe Harry S. Hudelson Orris W. Tarter Polk David R. Walvoord Lasalle Seaman Truitte H. Whitehead Lipscomb Gene T. Williams

Francis Scott Key Memorial Stamp On Sale At Amarillo

After a long delay the Francis Scott Key commemorative stamp arrived at the Amarillo Post Office and went on sale Tuesday morning. The red printed stamp features Key, with the Key home and Fort McHenry in the background, recalling the writing of the national anthem. Supplies are limited and expected to sell quickly.

Amarillo Key Home Fort McHenry Key

Burglars Take $500 From Home Grocery Safe

Marshall police report burglars blew open the Home Grocery safe near the courthouse square and stole about $500 in cash. Store owner Frank Benta identified the shop as the target and police are investigating the weekend break in.

Marshall Courthouse Square C. M. Ezell Frank Benta

Colleges Are A Big Money Proposition

Washington report estimates starting a moderately large university for about 30 million dollars. Office of Education data shows 5,000 students require 925,000 square feet of space at current costs about 16.65 million for facilities plus dormitory housing for roughly half the student body.

Washington Office of Education

Costs to start a new university outlined in estimate

Federal education officials estimate land, equipment and other initial needs at 6 883 000, totaling 26 533 000 for the physical plant. About 2 500 000 covers other initial expenses including promotion and scouting teachers, with annual operating costs around 7 500 000 to keep the doors open.

Sergeant Koch Receives Japan Based Engineer Assignment

Sergeant Roy E. Koch of Route 2 Amarillo has graduated from the Eighth Army Engineer School at Maizuru and will serve with the 598th Engineer Base Depot in Yokohama. He entered service in March 1939 through Amarillo and later served at Fort Logan, Colorado, before World War II in Europe and the Pacific with the Seventh Engineer Construction Battalion. Prior to enlistment he attended local high school.

Roy E. Koch Amarillo Eighth Army Engineer School Maizuru Japan 598Th Engineer Yokohama Koch Fort Logan Colo Pacific Seventh Engineer Construction Battalion

Investigation finds no theft at Laga rdine Hospital

An inquiry ordered by Governor Earl K. Long found no evidence of widespread theft or destruction at the L guarda Hospital near New Orleans after reports suggested large amounts of property were missing.

Baton Rouge Earl K. Long Lagarde Hospital New Orleans

Enlist Women Reserves At Amarillo Marine Offices

Former Marine women reserves who wish to return to duty can obtain enlistment application blanks at Amarillo Marine Corps offices. The offices are on the second floor of the Federal Building.

Marine Amarillo Marine Corps Marine Corps Federal Building

Pascal Quote on Time and Life

A concise reflection attributed to Pascal stating that the present is not our aim, we use the past and present as tools, and the future remains our end, implying we live by hope rather than action.

Pascall

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