State Guard On Maneuvers In Amarillo This Weekend
Amarillo hosts the Texas State Guard through Sunday as the 14th and 41st Battalions rehearse class and field problems for postwar security. About 300 officers and men will gather Saturday as the 41st moves from Childress to join in field work and bivouac planning.
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Amarillo
14Th
41St Battalion
Texas State Guard
41St
Childress
Adjutant General's Office
C. T. Edwards
Thomas R. Black
W. C. Wilkes
Fair Grounds
Knickerbocker
State Guard
Texas
National Guard
War Department
14Th Battalion
Dalhart
Dumas
Borger
Phillips
Pampa
Amar
Dodgen Heads Reorganized Coastal Game Commission
The Game Fish and Oyster Commission plans a reorganization placing coastal operations under Howard Dodgen, executive secretary. The coastal director’s post held by J. B. Arnold ends Sept. 1, and a Corpus Christi sub-office is to be created as coastal and inland divisions merge. The coastal division has supervised wardens and salt water hunting and fishing.
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Austin
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Commission
Game Commission
Howard Dodgen
J. B. Arnold
Corpus Christi
Asta
Will Enter Auburn Polytechnic University
Tommie Major daughter of Mr and Mrs T E Major 305 West Fifteenth left today for Auburn Ala where she will enter Auburn Polytechnic University She was graduated from Amarillo High School this year Temperature range in Texas since 1900 recorded by weather stations is 143 degrees Hottest was 120 degrees at Seymour and the coldest 23 degrees below zero at Seminole
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University
Tommie Major
T. E. Major
West Fifteenth
Auburn
Ala
Auburn Polytechnic University
Amarillo High School
Texas
Seymour
Seminole
Sealed Envelopes Urged For Elaborate Christmas Cards
The Postal Department reminds potential mailers of rules for greeting cards and packages as Christmas approaches. W D DeGrassi warns that decorative materials like glass metal mica sand tinsel pose handling hazards.
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W. D. DeGrassi
Amarillo Postmaster Warns on Greeting Card Envelopes
The Amarillo postmaster urges that greeting cards with particles that rub off be placed in tightly sealed envelopes with postage prepaid at first class rate. He notes production has begun for the Christmas season and warns that many mailers abuse reduced rates for unsealed cards.
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Amarillo
Postal rules bar handling unsealed oblique cards in mail
The Postal Department prohibits transfer of such cards unless placed in sealed envelopes. Official estimates show that 20,000 gardens were planted in Wyoming during the 1945 garden season.
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Postal Department
Wyoming
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