Veteran Tells Of Early Days In City Room
A. E. Clarkson, veteran Houston Post secretary treasurer, recalls the paper s early days with one telephone, a floor hole, and a 1896 snow storm. He recounts union leadership since founding and service as treasurer. Also notes a Amarillo ISD school board meeting tonight with resignations, appointments, and bids.
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Atomic Commission Seeks Security Inspectors for Los Alamos
Applications for security inspector positions with the Atomic Energy Commission are due June 30. H M Timmons, Civil Service secretary, Room 21, Post Office Building, handles submissions, now extended to Paul H Figg of the 14th civil service region. Candidates aged 21 to 35 in good health may apply. no experience needed, but a written and oral exam will be given and FBI background checks will be conducted. pay is 3021 dollars per year and work is at Los Alamos New Mexico.
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H. M. Timmons
Civil Service
Paul H. Figg
Civil Service Region
Los Alamos
Life Insurance Rules in Early 19th Century Law
The early 19th century restricted life insurance to policies that could only offer death benefits, limiting the scope of insurance products and shaping the market for risk transfer. This constraint reflected the era’s legal framework governing financial protections.
Rainbow Girls Attend Grand Assembly in Dallas
Amarillo Assembly No. 19 Rainbow for Girls sends thirty five members to the Grand Assembly in Dallas aboard a chartered bus. Board members Mrs. C. C. Moore Mrs. E. C. Singleton Mrs. R. A. Baker Mrs. W. C. Stallings and Mrs. Homer Tuttle accompany the group. New planes often feature the latest radar radio and navigation gear.
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Order of Rainbow For Girls
Grand Assembly
Dallas
Alma Dell Bailey
Betty Moore
Barbara Moore
June Clark
Jocelyn Speer
Helen Murray
Reba Mulkey
Carole Reiter
Shirley Bowles
Beverly Arnold
Betty Lou Roots
Dorothy Ann De?’ee
Joyce Rain
W. C. Stallings
Homer Tuttle
Mentholatum Soothes Cold Symptoms Quickly
Aromatic Mentholatum helps thin thick mucus reduce swelling and soothe inflamed membranes. Relief follows as soreness eases head clears and breathing feels easier. Keep Mentholatum on hand to avoid lying trapped in head cold misery.
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