Georgetown Student Seeks Birth Date Change
Leon Norry, a foreign service student at Georgetown University, sought legal advice about potentially changing his birth date. His birthday coincides with Adolf Hitler's, prompting the inquiry.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1939
Page
7
Leon Norry, a foreign service student at Georgetown University, sought legal advice about potentially changing his birth date. His birthday coincides with Adolf Hitler's, prompting the inquiry.
The National Federation of Music Clubs will have 18 broadcasts across NBC CBS and Mutual networks from Baltimore May 16-23. Major choral and instrumental groups along with award winning young artists will be featured, culminating May 22 with a 11:30 PM EST finale.
Plans for a brick clubhouse at the municipal grass greens golf course will be submitted tonight by architect Macon Carder. City manager H. R. Smith said bids for the clubhouse contract should be accepted by next Tuesday night. The clubhouse will sit on a knoll northeast of the Preventorium and reuse bricks from the razed incinerator. Under W. A. McConnell, course manager, greens construction progresses fast with peat moss from Holland ground into the base to hold water. The first nine holes of the 18 hole course are expected ready for play by early September.
The ad promotes Pattern 9998 by Martin for misses with breezy sleeves and high waist, and Pattern 9071 by Marian Martin for matron styles with tapered panels. Available in specific size ranges, fabric yardage given for 39 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents per pattern to Amarillo News Pattern Department and ten cents for the Summer Pattern Book.
Amarillo and Panhandle grocers will meet tomorrow at 8 15 p m in the Potter County Courthouse district courtroom to discuss state legislature actions affecting the grocery industry. Speakers include W B Addison state president and Roger Q Flornoy state secretary of the Texas Retail Grocers Association. All retailers are urged to attend.
Three Borger men were fined a total of 333 dollars after being convicted of illegal transport under federal and state game laws. The case involved violations uncovered yesterday.
Ceremonial director A J Arnold from Amarillo Electric Company guides Khiva Temple novices on a rough road to Mecca. Arch Lidia assists. class size grows with many candidates. Governor O Danial invited to attend. Ferdinand Butcher of Plainview is a novice and kin.
In Ann Arbor Michigan Lester Persky varsity gridder and Dave Cushing pole vault star earned perfect scholastic records. The bromide that athletes are short on brains drew laughs as the two achieved top academic marks at the University of Michigan.
Oyster shell flour serves as a fertilizer while dairymen and chicken ranchers use ground oyster shells as roughage for feeding livestock.
The annual District One meeting of the Texas Home Demonstration Association convenes at the Herring Hotel. Speakers include Miss Ruby Mashburn on Land Use Planning and Mrs J N Birdwell on This Troubled World. The event closes with an 8 pm banquet in the Crystal Ballroom. Also notes 15,000 Americans in Mexico City during tourist season.
The Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association held a Monday meeting at the school to plan summer sessions and keep the library open afternoons with a playground supervisor. New president Mrs EB Butterfield led and installed officers at a Friday banquet attended by about 100.
The article argues that a medical degree is only the start of a lifelong training for doctors. It describes internships, general practice, specialization, and continual learning, noting the doctor’s need for caution with new ideas and reliance on trained pharmacists.
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