Military Schools Reclassified and Inaugurated Senior Courses
Senior advanced reserve officers training courses will begin this Fall at New Mexico Military Institute and Oklahoma Military Academy, reclassifying them to the junior college military institute class. Graduates can be commissioned after two more years of undergraduate study or enter officer candidate programs. Lincoln police will patrol in jeeps during bad weather, using three Army surplus jeeps bought at Fort Crook.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Oklahoma Military Academy
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Fourth Army
Junior College Military Institute
Lincoln
Neb
Fort Crook
Foundations In for Center at San Jacinto Kiwanis Youth Center
Foundations for the San Jacinto Kiwanis Youth Center at 605 9 Carolina are in place as work continues on three buildings. The 70 by 125 foot gymnasium should be completed in three weeks, the 30 by 90 foot swimming pool is half finished, and the 50 by 125 foot auditorium is taking shape with a large stack of concrete blocks. A city furnished library will also be included. George Kercher, club secretary, reports ongoing contributions to the center.
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San Jacinto
Murry Watts
Amarillo
E. T. Burk
George Kercher
San Jacinto Kiwanis Youth Center
Carolina
Burk
Amarillo Furniture Company
Kercher
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
San Jacinto Kiwanis
Project to Spend Week Totals 2600 Dollars
The week totaled 2600 dollars and work on the project began on May 15. The report notes the initial start date and the total outlay for the period.
Postpone Meeting On Appeals Board
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce committee postpones the meeting to study plans for an appeals approval board until next week. The group led by John Boyce Ray Daniels and H O Starks was to meet this week but could not gather. They will prepare a program for the chamber to submit to create a board to review all solicitation campaigns in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Auxiliary Initiates New Member at Amarillo Post Meeting
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Amarillo Post 1907, Veterans of Foreign Wars, initiated one new member at last night's session in WOW Hall. Mrs. H. E. Hudspeth presided as nine members attended. The evening concluded with a joint dance with post members. next meeting is scheduled for August 8 at 8 o'clock in WOW Hall.
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Ladies
Amarillo Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wow Hall
H. E. Hudspeth
Post
Youth Hero Saved Brother in Collision at Corner
Max Rowland eleven, son of Mr and Mrs W L Rowland, was described as fairly good by attendants at Northwest Texas Hospital after stepping into the path of a flying tire rim to shield his six year old brother Rex. The rim struck Max’s knee and abdomen while a tire hit his cheek and shoulder. his right knee was badly dislocated.
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Max Rowland
Northwest Texas Hospital
Max
W. L. Rowland
Buchanan
Rex
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Chilg
Diane
Puck
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Ings
N.E
Panhandle
Bow Groyy Pn
Virgil Reeb
Polk St
Wallace Bettes
West Texas
Boot and Shoe Shop
Trading Post
HE Trading Post
Lon Sellars
Texas
Fuety
Newwonets Bank OF
Phta
Amarillo Venetian Blind CO
Taylor St
Globe News
Jesse James
Roland Black
Randall County
Canyon
Homer P. Rainey
University OF Texas
Univsity Station
Austin
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University of Texas Re
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