Navy tightens annual cruise duty for Organized Reserve
Lt Commander Vandale announces stricter enforcement of the two week annual training requirement for Organized Reserve members. Those not meeting the duty must show availability or obtain release to retain membership, with noncompliant officers eligible for transfer to the Volunteer Reserve and possible draft implications for those in the Selective Service age range. Thirty members are removed from the San Jacinto and Rusk center and replaced from the waiting list.
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John J. Vandale
Organized Surface Battalion
Navy
Organized Reserve
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Volunteer Reserve
Vandale
Naval Reserve Training Center
San Jacinto and
Rusk
County Board Hears Tax Hike Complaints
County commissioners meeting Monday as a board of equalization heard 13 complaints on increased taxes. All complainants were satisfied with explanations by Deputy County Assessor P. H. Poldard. Cards notifying owners of increased valuations were mailed to about 400 persons and set the board meeting. the board will continue through Tuesday.
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Board of Equalization
P. H. Poldard
Sliced pimento-stuffed olives enhance cole slaw flavor
Sliced pimento-stuffed olives add a savory pop to cole slaw and pair with a creamy dressing for a richer vegetable dish. The combination offers a tangy contrast that elevates the salad.
English couple finds Texan charm in clean Amarillo
Mr and Mrs C A Clark of Surrey England moved to Amarillo with daughter Minnie and son in law Jay Allen after a wartime move to Claude They praised Amarillos cleanliness and orderly real estate comparing it favorably to England They survived a nearby bombing with minor damage to their home and spoke of dust storms they endured in India.
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India
Parade of Champions planned for city Junior League park program
The Junior League will hold a Parade of Champions next Friday at Ellwood Park to crown city winners from doll, pet, table games, volleyball, tennis, arts and crafts, dramatic and junior divisions. Winners receive ribbons and certificates after judging by Jack Haas. Attendance totals show Ellwood Park leading with 6 766 visitors in the period, with Will Rogers and San Jacinto also high. The program has run since June 12 at multiple parks and ends in early August.
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Jack Haas
East
Alamo
North Heights
Sanborn
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Will Rogers
Ellwood Parks
Will Rogers Park
Herman Ford Named Southland Agency Manager in Amarillo
Herman Ford is named to succeed Archie Copeland as Southland Life Insurance agency manager for the Panhandle region based in Amarillo. Ford, a West Texas State College graduate with an MA from Colorado University, will oversee the Amarillo office at 906 08 Barfield Building and brings teaching and education administration background plus two years in the President's Club.
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Archie Copeland
Southland Life Insurance Company
Joe Woodward
Dallas
Copeland
Panhandle Territory
Amarillo
Barfield
Mr. Ford
West Texas State College
Colorado University
SMU School of Insurance Marketing
Hereford
State Department of Education
Panhandle
Southland
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Hereford Rotary Club
Hereford Chamber of Commerce
Blue Lodge
Scottish Rite
Shrine
Hereford Christian Church
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Wallace and boomerang myths spark Atlantic political year
Washington diary recalls Hank Wallace supporters from vegetarians to Indian wrestlers challenging a prior UP report. The writer notes Wallace’s hobbies and past incidents from soy diets to boomerangs in East Potomac Park, while defending his reporting. The piece ends with controversy fueling a Philadelphia convention debate.
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Wallace
United Press Agriculture
Henry
Shoreman
East Potomac Park
Biologist Identifies Icky Ichneumen Fly in Amarillo
Biologist Robert C. Busteed of the University of Georgia identifies the ichneumen fly nicknamed Icky found in Amarillo. He plans to join West Texas State College in Canyon after September 1 as a member of the biology department.
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Icky
Amarillo
Robert C. Busteed
Mitchell Boulevard
Savannah
Busteed
University of Georgia
West Texas State College
Canyon
Optimist and Opti Mrs Clubs Host Ellwood Park Picnic
Members of the Optimist and Opti Mrs Clubs attended a recent picnic at Ellwood Park. About eighty five guests were served a supper and enjoyed games after the meal.
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Optimist
Ellwood Park
Five Year Victim Finds Relief From Gas with Inner-Aid
A well known citizen reports five years of AI with swelling and gas resolved by Inner-Aid, a 12-juice formula from Nature's Plants. Taken before meals it blends with food to remove poisons and cleanse the bowels while easing stomach gas and liver bile. Sold by all drug stores.
Delphia Waiting for Me On Train with Boomerangs
A clipped fragment notes hesitation about leaving the train with references to boomerangs blunt tools and Chinese dictionaries. The rest mentions bubonic plague transmission by fleas from rodents, tagged as a United Feature Syndicate copy.
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Delphia
United Feature Syn
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