Commercial Courses Instructor Resigns
Amarillo College announces the resignation of Mrs. Janice McCoy from the commercial department. She will move to Memphis to join her husband, who has become editor of a local newspaper. The resignation takes effect after the current semester ends January 23. Applications are invited for qualified comptometry, shorthand and typing teachers.
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Janice McCoy
Amarillo College
A. M Meyer
Book of the Year gift books at Interstate Theaters
Interstate Theaters offers a Book of the Year gift at its local houses Capitol Rialto and State. Each book includes theater ticket coupons valid for the coming year. Books come in five sizes with prices of 15, 10, 5, 2.5, and 1 dollars.
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Interstate Theaters
Paramount
State
Capitol
Rialto
Kritser Receives Management Award at Chicago Dinner
Shelby M. Kritser of Amarillo received an award for management efficiency at a Chicago dinner of the Aviation Distributors and Manufacturers Association. Tradewind Airport was earlier named among four national winners as the year’s outstanding non-scheduled flights airport. Other honorees included Shank Airport in Indianapolis, Washington National Airport, and Moisant Airport in New Orleans.
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Shelby M. Kritser
Amarillo
Aviation Distributors and Manufacturers Association
Chicago
Kritser
Haire
Robert F. Shank
Indianapolis
Ind
Hervey Fuller Law
Washington National
Massed Choirs at Amarillo High Present Christmas Program
More than 300 voices from Amarillo High School choirs assembled for a Christmas concert conducted by Mrs. Julia Dean Evans and Miss Tennie Thompson. Harmony Singers, Choristers and Girls Choir performed selections including Carol of the Bells and Oh Holy Night. Soloists Kathryn Shaw W C Stallings and Wavanee Martine highlighted various pieces.
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Amarillo High School
Julia Dean Evans
Tennie Thompson
Harmony Singers
American in Croatia Prisoner Reported in Good Health
Red Cross nurse Myrtis Coldthorp from Turnersville Texas said she visited William Wedge a former U S embassy employee in a Croatian prison cell. He is serving eight years for a May Day jeep accident that killed a Yugoslav officer. He was reported in good health and spirits.
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Belgrade
Myrtis Coldthorp
Red Cross
Turnersville
Texas
William Wedge
U. S
Croatia
Police civil service exam deadline in Amarillo
Tomorrow is the deadline for applications from men seeking to take the civil service examination for Amarillo Police Department jobs. Clifford Davis, personnel director, said tests will be given Friday at 1 pm in Amarillo Center at 2101 Harrison.
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Civil Service
Amarillo
Clifford Davis
Amarillo Center
Harrison
Buffalo herd grows from 14 to about 250 in Wind Cave Park
In Wind Cave National Park a herd of fourteen buffalo first placed under strict protection in 1913 has swelled to roughly 250 animals. The population increase reflects long term conservation efforts and stable habitat within the park.
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Wind Cave National Park
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