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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1948
Page
11
Powell, at the heart of a student protest against the administration, notified the board yesterday that he is resigning.
Cap Safford Amarillo Army recruiting officer says men in the Enlisted Reserve Corps are invited to volunteer for recruiting duty. Assignments run nine to twelve months in the enlistment district, with a chance to re enlist after the initial term. Details available at US Army offices Room 12 Post Office Building.
Longview reports that W Stuart Symington US Secretary for Air arrives today to continue a week long inspection tour of air installations across the state.
Bill E. Snorgrass of 1522 Pierce Street recently visited New Orleans during a four day break in operational training aboard his ship the aircraft carrier USS Mindoro. Mam moth Spring is identified as the largest spring in Arkansas, forming the head of the 50 mile long Spring River in north central Arkansas.
Paramount plans a 1:10 start for Summer Holiday with Mickey Rooney and Gloria De Haven plus Popeye. State: Scudda-Hoo Scudda-Hay shows at 1:00 with June Haver Lon McCallister Walter Brennan plus Our American Heritage Little Lulu cartoon and news. Esquire: The Spoilers stars Marlene Dietrich John Wayne Randolph Scott with My Pal novelty and news showing at 2:00. Capitol: Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome with Boris Karloff and Anne Gwynne plus color cartoon and Chapter 10 The Vigilantes.
A collage of movie showings at Rialto Leon Rex Star Lyric Liberty Drive In venues plus dance halls and circuses across the Panhandle. Films feature Eddie Dean Gene Autry Roy Rogers and more with various supporting cartoons and attractions nightly and weekends.
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