Three-wheeling Through Africa speakers at Amarillo Globe program
Jim Wilson will discuss his six month journey crossing 3,800 miles of jungle and uninhabited Africa by motor cycle and sidecart. The talk is in a special PAGE FOURTEEN program in the Amarillo Globe newspaper, with a nominal admission charged. admission proceeds support the Institute of Understanding.
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Africa
Jim Wilson
AMARILLO_ GLOBE
Amarillo
Teas
Amarillo High School
Chile
Wilson
Hurvey
Institute of Understanding
South America Tonight at Amarillo High School Forum
A public forum at Amarillo High School hosts Charles D. Hurvey speaking on The New World and the Whole World. Sponsored by the Rotary Club as the second Institute of Understanding event, with no admission charge and Rotarians covering expenses. Hurvey’s travels include South America, Madrid studies, and leadership roles with YMCA and foreign student initiatives.
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South America
Amarillo High School
Institute of Understanding
Rotary Club
Charles D. Hurvey
New World
Madrid
Spain
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Brazil
Paraguay
4000 On Strike At Anti Aircraft Range
Nearly 4000 workers from the Wilmington Building Trades Council walked out at Camp Davis the U S antiaircraft firing range project on the North Carolina coast over a preferential shop dispute. The strike affects 15000 workers on the site while management calls outside agitation. Government conciliators meet with company and union reps to ease wider labor row at Ford and International Harvester plants with mediation to follow.
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Wilmington
N. C
U.P
Wilmington Building Trades Council
AFL
Camp Davis
North Carolina
L. H. Reuse
Building Trades Council
Rouse
International Harvester Company
Lincoln
River Rouge
Highland Park
Ford Motor Company
Perkins
International Harvester and
CIO Farm Equipment Workers Organizing Committee
Washington
Illinois
Indiana
James F. Dewey
Ford
CIO Automobile
Michigan
Gov
Potter County Sends 27 Drafted Men To Selective Service
Potter County lists 27 draftees for tonight with March 12 29 men and March 24 30 men to follow. Board No 1 and No 2 names include Solnick Roper Reed Carpenter Baxter Dyer Greenwood De Hamlin Thompson McCall James Campbell Bowen Plant Thompson Gossett Hobbs Haynes Kitner Russell Roberts Roberts Phelps Landis Hill Bagwell Henson Hollingshead Zweig Connor Jones Bardwell Rowntree Tibbets Rodgers Lester Bills Buckingham Bucking ham Goehring Camden replacement Call No 5. Brief program tonight for Rock Island to El Paso Fort Bliss induction tomorrow. Ninth and tenth calls were received yesterday for 30 men on March 24. county furnishes no men for Call No 10 negroes.
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Potter County
Board No. 1
Harry Solnick
George Washington Roper
Roosevelt Quinton Reed
George Dale Carpenter
Joe Lee Baxter
Robert Dyer Greenwood
William de Hamlin
James William Thompson, Jr
Embrey McCall
Finis James
Thomas Henry Campbell
Jack D. Bowen
Wallace’ Ervin Plant
William Norman Thompson
Ralph Evans Baldwin
Joseph Eugene Kidd
Oval Franks Johnson
Jesse Walter Gwyn
Herbert Hulen Collier
Dewey Elton Melton
Jodie Lester Carver
Walter Frank Bradley
Carroll Amberson Curl
Edward Aloys Reining
Robert Brittain Utley
John Garrett Stewart
Amial Jefferson Johns
Ralph Wilson Gossett
Vernon Lyndon Hobbs
John Haynes, Jr
Leib Kitner
John Thomas Russell, Jr
Two Soldiers Stranded South of the Border at Juarez
Two U S army enlisted men born outside the United States faced immigration paper checks after an enforced trip to Juarez Mexico over the weekend. Private Henry Wolfstein 21 German Jewish an Army anti aircraft gunner drafted in Chicago sought proof of legal U S residency while Private Leonelo Escamilla 22 Mexican born Medical Detachment Fifth Cavalry awaited Brownsville immigration clearance.
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EL Paso
U.P
U. S. Army
Fort Bliss
Army Center
Here
Juarez
Mexico
Rio Grande
United States
U. S. Immigration Service
Henry Wolfstein
Chicago
202Nd Coast Artillery
Wolfstein
International Bridge
Leonelo Escamilla
Fifthy Cavalry
Regular Army
Brownsville
Escamilla
Hanson Post Remains Texas Largest American Legion Post
Hanson Post of the American Legion reports a larger membership than a year ago and remains the biggest post in Texas. Commander John K. Boyce said the group is more active as plans for the district convention are discussed at tomorrow night’s meeting.
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Hanson
American Legion
Texas
John K. Boyce
Legion
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