Cherry Lands Safely With One Flat Tire
Bill Cherry, pilot of a cargo plane forced down at sea during the war, landed safely in San Antonio after blowing a left tire on takeoff from Mexico City to Fort Worth. Fire crews stood by as he stabilized the craft and described the landing as routine, adding that he was lucky. Cherry was a former Amarillo College student, home in Quail, Texas.
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Fort Worth
Cherry
Amarillo College
Quail, Tex
College Pedagogue Club Takes 15 Members to State Convention
Amarillo College escorts fifteen Pedagogue Club members of Future Teachers of America to Brownwood for a Texas FTA convention. Dr. A M Meyer notes use of college bus. Luncheon and banquet planned for visiting FTA members with speakers including Elizabeth Kock NEA Texas secretary.
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Amarillo College
Brownwood
A. M. Meyer
Elizabeth Kock
National Education Association
Texas
FTA of Texas
Parker Fairey
Theresa Maples
Margaret, Wilson
Nell McCool
Willliam Griggs
Mary Jo French
Robert Jones
John Pontius
George Austin
Karleen Schwaller
Edward Riley
Norton Koehler
J. E Pearch
Loyie Hudson
Linnie Redfern
Symphonic Chorus To Entertain Civic Club Meeting
The Amarillo Symphonic Chorus will entertain members of the North Randall County Civic Club at 8 o'clock Monday night. Main business will discuss government affairs in the precinct. Attorney Bill Flesher will lead the discussion. Fred Finch urges members to bring problems for club discussion and to consider group petitions to the city for pavement signs and traffic lights. Bob Parr named leader for sales for February by Virgil E. Curry Amarillo Office manager. J W Walker says the MCA dance will feature intermission entertainment by Julia Pendleton.
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North Randall County
Finch
City Commission
Bob Parr
American Genera
Virgil E. Curry
Said
Parr
Amarillo Globe Announces Large Contest Victory
The Amarillo Globe reports a major competition with over 70,000 participants, noting Amarillo's strong performance and notable fees associated with entry and prize structures.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Local girl wins Crayola drawing prize in national contest
Cleta Phillips an 11 year old fifth grader at Pleasant Valley School won first place in a Crayola art contest with eight other finalists among more than 70 000 entries. Each of the nine winners received 500 dollars and a plaque. The judging occurred at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York.
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Pleasant Valley
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Harley P
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Amarillo
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E. H. Coonrod
Monroe
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Wolflin
Gladys Buchanan
Thelma Stolz
Robert
Elisabeth Nixson
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Hear Talks on Brotherhood at Amarillo College
Students attended the final address of American Brotherhood Week at Amarillo College. Speakers included Rev. Donald Norton representing Protestant faith, Father J. J. Regan Catholic representative, and Rabbi Arthur Bluhm Jewish leader. They urged unity through religion for national security and warned against prejudiced thinking.
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Amarillo
In Society
Donald Norton
J. J. Regan
Arthur Bluhm
Norton
Rabbi Bluhm
Brotherhood Program Promotes Rational Attitudes
Father Regan, on missionary work among Negroes in Amarillo, urged rational action over animalistic prejudice. The brotherhood program engaged all college students and guests. Sanborn Gray Club meets at 4 pm in the Sanborn School cafeteria. Charlton Wise, director, notes group games and a short business session. road hike postponed due to weather.
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Amarillo
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Charlton Wise
Christian Science Lesson Sermon and Dissolution Notice
The sermon topic for Sunday March 7 surveys the Golden Text from Psalms 37 37 and Romans 8 16 with Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health citation. A dissolution notice records the partnership Kenyon Gattis Shoe Store dissolving February 11 1948 with John W Kenyon as sole successor and payer of obligations.
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Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
John W. Kenyon
W. H. Gattis
Kenyon & Gattis Shoe Store
County Court Jury Called for March 9 Session
A county court jury is summoned for Tuesday March 9 the entire docket to be called. The docket includes theft liquor violation driving while intoxicated assault worthless checks and other offenses.
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