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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1951

Page

13

Overseas Jobs Owen to 2,300

The United States Army seeks 2,300 civilians for overseas work in Austria Germany Alaska Okinawa and Japan. Details at Texas Employment Commission 323 West Seventh. Salaries range 2650 to 7600 yearly with transportation provided. Army facilities available to civilians including engineers technicians and support staff roles.

United States Army Austria Germany Alaska Okinawa Japan Texas Employment Commission West Seventh

Armored Guard Unit Opens Two-Week Camp at Polk

The 49th Armored Division of the Texas National Guard trains at Camp Polk Louisiana under Maj. Gen. Albert S. Johnson. The unit arrived for a two week camp and will spend much of the week on firing ranges. A review is planned Saturday before Governor Allan Shivers.

Camp Polk 49Th Armored Division Texas National Guard Albert S. Johnson Dallas Allan Shivers Texas

Sportsmen's Club To Meet Tonight

The Panhandle Outdoor Sports men's Club will meet at Amarillo High School auditorium in its regular monthly session starting at 8 o'clock after the Junior Sports men's Club at 7 30. Outstanding motion pictures of outdoor activities are planned for showings.

Panhandle Amarillo High School

Wheels of Paper On Railcars

Historical note on paper wheels used on railroad cars invented by Richard Allen in 1869. They were first tested on the Central Vermont railroad and made from many sheets of paper coated with flour paste and compressed under high pressure.

Richard Allen Central Vermont

Readers weigh ideal careers they wished to pursue

In a feature binding readers on desires, respondents share dream jobs they pursued differently: T. F. Worley would have loved aviation, Paul Leavelle missed a cattle venture, Lawrence Erdman envied law enforcement and the FBI, and Helen Beardslee longed to be a nurse while now selling artificial limbs.

Emh & Paul Leavelle Washington Lawrence J. Erdman Lincoln FBI Helen Beardslee van Nuys Cal

Owner of Ladies Shop Seeks Teaching Career

The speaker, owner of a ladies shop at 916 B Tyler, states that after raising her own children she believes she would have been a better teacher than any other profession. She notes enjoyment and satisfaction in rearing and educating children.

Tyler

Your Horoscope Your Horoscope Amarillo Globe

Horoscope with dated zodiac signs Aries through Gemini outlines duties, family ties, intuition, and determination. It notes moneymaking potential, disciplined business sense, and a talent for music, urging follow your hunches and perseverance to reach goals.

Amarillo Globe Amarillo Texas Aries Syndicate, Inc

Daily Horoscope for Wednesday June 13

The page lists June 13 horoscopes across the zodiac with guidance on leadership at work, kindness returning in need, accepting good ideas, seeking new facts, bargains at auctions, occult curiosity, prudent spending, focused effort, and safeguarding valuables. Pisces notes continuing work with no end in sight.

Leo VIRGO Scorpio

Crater Lake Claims Deepest Lake Title in North America

A claim identifies Crater Lake in Oregon as the deepest lake in North America based on its extreme depth. The assertion cites measurements and local geography to support Crater Lake's unique depth status.

North America Crater Lake Oregon

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