Austin jurist’s wife elected president of state group
Mrs Few Brewster of Austin, wife of the Texas Supreme Court associate justice, was elected president after three days at a Texas meeting. Offiers elected included Mrs Brant Burford of Dallas and Mrs Paul Moss of Odessa as vice presidents, with Mrs Laurah Kincaid Wolfe City recording secretary, Mrs Ina Wooten Jones Abilene treasurer, and Mrs James G Rogers Center parliamentarian.
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Austin
Few Brewster
Texas Supreme Court
Brant Burford
Dallas
Paul Moss
Odessa
Laurah Kincaid
Wolfe City
Jane Lindsay
Fort Worth
Ina Wooten Jones
Abilene
James G. Rogers
Center
81 Jobs Open At Air Field
Eighty one civilian vacancies are listed at Amarillo Army Air Field. Applications through U S Employment Service or Amarillo Field phone 2 5501 ext 530. Jobs span 18 departments with pay by hour and yearly salaries. Veterans with 10 point rating get top billing and former civil service workers are considered for show positions.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
U. S. Employment Service
West Seventh
John H. Jones
Rhea Smith Serves as Veterans Service Officer
Rhea Smith serves Potter and Randall counties as the veteran service officer. His courthouse fifth floor office assists ex service members with GI Bill matters and related issues including pension and travel pay, discharge reviews, insurance reinstatement, back pay, and other wartime benefit concerns. Office hours are 8:30 to 5:30 weekdays and until noon Saturday.
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Rhea Smith
Smith
Potter
Randall Counties
Veteran County Service Officer
Soldier Named Rice Serves With 84th Ordnance Depot in Yokohama
Pfc. Douglas W. Rice son of E G and Mrs E G Rice of 716 North Grant serves with the 84th Ordnance Depot Company in Yokohama Japan. He notes workers handle cleaning up and heavy lifting but not cooking. Rice enlisted February 1 1945 trained at Camp Chaffee Ark Camp Maxey Paris and served at Leyte Nagoya before Yokohama.
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84Th Ordnance Depot Company
Yokohama
Pfc
Douglas W. Rice
E. G. Rice
North Grant
Rice
Amarillo
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Camp Maxey
Paris
Camp Stoneman
Cal
Leyte
Nagoya
Junior Red Cross to Lead Ama rillo Students in Famine Campaign
Ama rillo school children join the national famine emergency drive directed by President Truman. Buck Beringer, Red Cross executive, says reminder sheets and check lists for saving food will arrive within a week for student distribution. Annie L. McDonald, Junior Red Cross chair woman, leads the campaign with home practice reminders for meal planning storage and serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Amarillo
Harry Truman
Buck Beringer
Annie L. McDonald
Empire Venetian Blind Co Opens Second Month
Amiarillo's Empire Venetian Blind Co Inc enters its second month with 10 workers and an annual production pace near 100000 dollars. The factory at 1304 West Eighth is a 30 by 140 foot frame and stucco building designed for wood and steel Venetian blinds. The firm, selling retail and wholesale, is incorporated for 10000 dollars and is a subsidiary of Builders' Supply Co, run by Noble Paulk and R L Tate.
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Amiarillo
Empire Venetian Blind Co., Inc
S. M. O'Dell
West Eighth
Builders’ Supply Company
Noble Paulk
R. L. Tate
Builders’ Supply Co
Amarillo Firm Formed From Local Business Leaders
Mr. Paulk serves as president, Mr. Tate as vice president, and Margaret B. Kaufman as secretary treasurer. The firm, born from recent local enterprise, builds on the experience and background of Amarillo business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulk
Tate
Margaret
West Texas College Receives Regents Boost for Buildings
The Texas State Teachers Colleges board in Austin added 20 000 to a 400 000 program for West Texas State College. Dr J A Hill said the regents meeting approved funds for a veterans dormitory Conner Hall a cafeteria and other improvements. Two dormitories supplied by the government at Dumas must be moved to Canyon and refurbished for 80 veterans each.
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Board of Regents of Texas State Teachers Colleges
Austin
West Texas State College
J. A. Hill
Canyon
Regents
Conner Hall
Dumas
Board Officers Elected in 1946 Despite Waiting List
Former Senator W A Collins of Livingston reelected president of the board. Judge William L Kerr of Midland elected vice president and H A Turner of Austin reelected secretary amid ongoing long waiting list.
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W. A. Collins
Livingston
William L. Kerr
Midland
H. A. Turner
Austin
Smiling with Confidence with FASTEETH Denture Powder
Many wearers of false teeth suffer embarrassment when plates drop or wobble. Sprinkle FASTEETH the alkaline powder on dentures to hold teeth more firmly and feel more comfortable. It does not sour and helps control plate odor. Obtain FASTEETH at drug stores.
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Charles M. Holt
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Air
Bivins
Rigeration G Air
Itioning
Taylor St
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Cnet
Soilax
Dasha
Wallpa
Sherwim
Williams
Taylor
Cooga
Grayson
N. F
N. E
I. M
Colorado
W.C
New York
Dr. C. W
California
COPA
NEA Service. Inc
T. M. Reg. U.S. Pat
Douglas Rice
Pierce
O. Carroll
Mgr
West Texas College
Taylor Street
Texas
Russell
Beth Weiseman
Charlton China
Lexington China Lamp
Lamp Illustrated
Cooperatives
Farmer Cooperatives OF the
Southwest
Consumers Cooperatives Associated
ALLAS
Producers Grain Corporation
Boroy
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