Civic Music Campaign Near Finale In 1962
Civic Music membership drives enter final phase as executives review next season aims. Carmen Amaya flamenco show eyed for Buenos Aires engagement, with tickets and seats described for members and the public.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1942
Page
13
Civic Music membership drives enter final phase as executives review next season aims. Carmen Amaya flamenco show eyed for Buenos Aires engagement, with tickets and seats described for members and the public.
State College experts say World War I renews focus on geography education. Dr. Murphy of Pennsylvania State College notes war emphasizes global awareness as troops and logistics expand. The article cites increased student interest and a push to study world regions and strategic locations.
An old newspaper ad promotes an Anne Adam pattern book with easy sewing patterns. It requests readers send ten to fifteen cents plus mailing cost to Globe Pattern Department in New York and include name address and style number for order.
Emory University in Atlanta announces wartime measures for 1500 students as the fall term continues. Courses include first aid fire protection radio and propaganda studies and a four year program to finish degrees. The medical unit and national defense themes will be emphasized during the coming semester.
Newswire brief notes that Tompsy Manville announced moving forward with a wedding on the same day to Mange Lowe of Torecto. Later reports identify the bride as Jean Sutheri of Wam Bey West Virginia, with unclear identities and affiliations.
The text appears garbled with nonsensical phrases and lacks coherent news content. No identifiable people places organizations events dates or outcomes can be extracted for a factual summary.
The 1942 University of Trans medical branch class includes Amari Foune men Joe McNell Charles Nash and Ralph Coltharp who will graduate and may receive commissions in the Army or Navy Medical Corps. Ceremonies set for Thursday March 29 with advanced start dates as schools prepare graduates.
A horse previously believed stolen was raced in Santa Fe and won a local stakes event. The animal, known as Roundup, recovered after concerns about a theft involving Kate Corabtree and Sonebed. The colt broke quickly, led from start to finish, and never trailed.
A jumble of property deals and divorce matters appears in court records. Entries mention LE Logan and others in Ama le and nearby properties, transfers to C19 of Am, and several family actions including Pate versus Pate and Harrison versus Norman.
STATE COLLEGE Pa Industries emphasize the need for worker training in new technical overseas processes. HB Northrup of the Mineral industries extension at Pennsylvania State College cites examples of large mines and sectors with in-place programs. He says ongoing training is essential and that curtailing it is shortsighted, since emergencies require rapid skill upgrades.
Randall County Scout leaders assembled at Palace Cafe Canyon to discuss spring and summer activities. The meeting chaired by Bile Bravery included M E Cantell and Grace Permste with police assistance as theft reports dominated the agenda. Affected items included tires and wheels from a car on Hot Piece street and a single ute noted as stolen.
A garbled report notes rising facial injuries from motor car crashes with references to medical figures like Dr John Shea and Dr Walter Lee Morgan. It mentions emergency care and legislative discussions in St Louis and Washington as officials address accident trauma and related funeral industry concerns.
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