Cadet Nurses Sought for National Training Drive
Mrs. Louise Nottingham Amarillo War Nursing Council chair announces a push to recruit 40,000 cadet nurses nationwide for training by year start. Two Amarillo hospitals train cadets St Anthony's enrolls Apr 16 Northwest Texas class begins Jan 1 1946. Nottingham says war underscores need for a national health program.
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Louise Nottingham
Amarillo
War Nursing Council
St. Anthony's School of Nursing
Northwest Texas School of Nursing
Citrol Promises Quick Relief for Urinary and Kidney Irritation
An advertisement claims Citrol restores normal fluids in the bladder and kidneys, ending pain and soreness. It touts a new lumbago remedy available at a local drugstore for $1.00 and urges purchase today at Pool Drug Stores.
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Pool Drug
Cadet Nurse Program Details for Amarillo Hospitals
The United States Public Health Service offers a cadet nurse program funding tuition board and room plus a monthly allowance. Women aged 17 to 35 may qualify after graduation from accredited high schools with good health and scholastic records. After three years of study cadet nurses earn two years of college credit and affiliations include Amarillo nursing schools and Amarillo Junior College.
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United States Public Health Service
Amarillo
Local Daugh ter Leaves for Tucumcari on Short Trip
Miss Betty Ruth Floeck, daughter of Mr and Mrs C T Floeck of 1706 Ong, departed yesterday for Tucumcari New Mexico and will be away for a week. Manila hemp note explains it is not true hemp and not grown near Manila.
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Betty Ruth Floeck
C. T. Floeck
Ong
Tucumcari, N. M
Manila
Radio Schedule Snapshot From An Evening To Early Morning
A sprawling list of radio programs across NBC CBS ABC and regional stations for Thursday evening through Friday morning. It includes news reports dramas adventures talk shows music hours with hosts and orchestras and multiple station call signs. A dense timetable shows program titles and times without narrative context.
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NBC
Ted Husine
CBS
Danny O'Neill
Raymond Gram Swing
ABC
NBC News
George Olsen
Orth
KGNO
Kaltenborn
Efda Lum
Abner
B.C
Richard Harkness
Sportsman Lane
Roseland Room
Bue
KGNC
Erich Gerden
E Orch
KFDA
Ambassador Hotel
Orch
Edgewater Beach
Biltmore
Sky
the Trecing Post
Martin Agronsky
Melody Lane
Khiva Temple Dance Tonight Featured by Art Miller
The bi monthly Khiva Temple dance starts at 8 30 p m with Art Miller as entertainment chairman.
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Art Miller
Father and Son Sing at Amarillo Jaycees Luncheon
Tom Thomas a radio shop owner and his 14 year old son Jimmy performed at the Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon. The senior played guitar the boy piano Jimmy sang with his own accompaniment. Floyd Cooper attended and Bill Curtis led the event in Roy Snodgrass absence. A letter from Sam Berlin announced Miss Joyce Cour rege of Orange Miss Texas 1944 as official hostess for the 1945 Miss Texas beauty talent and personality contest to be held in Port Arthur on August 15.
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Tom Thomas
Jimmy
Amarillo
Joyce Courrege
Orange
Port Arthur
Opportunities in WAC Outlined by Oklahoma City Recruiter
Lt. H. BE. Melville of the Oklahoma City Army Recruiting Station outlined WAC job opportunities and requirements to Victory Command members. He noted high demand for stenographers clerical and administrative workers and described training living facilities and discharge programs. WAC enlistment visits were set for August 1–4 in Room 12 at the Post Office building with Lt. Carolyn V. Thurmond Sgt. Ann Reynolds and Sgt. Lillian Bastin joining the drive. Melville planned to return to OKC HQ today.
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H. BE. Melville
Oklahoma City
Women’s Army Corps
Victory Command
WAC
Army
Melville
Auditorium
Uso
Carolyn V. Thurmond
Ann Reynolds
Lillian Bastin
Amarillo
Bradford Whitfield Home on Furlough Soldiers Return
Sgt Clarence L Bradford is home on a 30 day furlough after 17 months in the Army with 10 months overseas He served with the 95th Division entering Metz and fighting in Belgium up to the Rhine He previously worked at Lockheed Aircraft in California and in Amarillo for W T Reed Plains Chevrolet and Walter Irvin Technician J W Whitfield Jr also returns on furlough He served 21 months overseas and is with the 17th Signal Operations Battalion Both families reside in Amarillo at 2912 Center and 1008 Tyler.
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Clarence L. Bradford
J. M. Bradford
Center
Delores
West Seventh
Metz
Belgium
Rhine
Lockheed Aircraft
California
Amarillo
W. T. Reed
Sheetmetal
Plains Chevrolet
Walter Irvin
J. W. Whitfield
Bradford
Whitfield
17Th Signal Operations Battalion
Tyler
Chicken Dinner for Men's Bible Class at San Jacinto Church
The Men’s Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will hold a chicken dinner at 7 30 tomorrow night in Fellowship Hall to close an attendance contest. Winners from two teams led by J R McDowell and Earl Shelton will be announced, with Chaplain W H McClung of Amarillo Army Air Field giving a talk. Music by Dr Cameron McLean and Donna Jean Autry with Cpl Jim Niblock and Pvt Berkle, plus the Polk Street Methodist Church male quartet.
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
Ship Hall
J. R. McDowell
Earl Shelton
W. H. McClung
Amarillo Army Air Field
Cameron McLean
Donna Jean Autry
Jim Niblock
Pvt. Berkle
Polk Street Methodist Church
Milton Cox
Sam A. Thomas
San Jacinto Church
A. J. Nance
Bruce Autry
Community Chest Education Committee Plans Monday Meeting
The education and publicity committee of the Community Chest will meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Community Chest. Raymond Hollingsworth, chairman, announced the group includes Charles Gibson, Robert D. Sparks, Wes Izzard, Norris Ewing, Jack King, Van Allm, W. M. Rippey, H. P. Roberson, Ross D. Rogers, and Alex.
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The
Community Chest
Raymond Hollingsworth
Charles Gibson
Robert D. Sparks
Wes Izzard
Norris Ewing
Jack King
van Allm
W. M. Rippey
H. P. Roberson
Ross D. Rogers
Alex
Should Congress Provide Health and Old-age Insurance
A town meeting debate presents pro and con views on a national health and old age insurance program. William Green and Rep John D Dingell clash with Dr Morris Fishbein and Dewitt H Emory hosting a lively discussion. The Reader's Digest sponsors America's Town Meeting at 7 30 P M on KFDA.
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Congress
William Green
John D. Dingell
Morris Fishbein
Dewitt H. Emory
Nat’s Small Businessmen’s Ass’n
America
Reader's Digest
KFDA
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