Amarillo Center Summer Term Opens June 11
The Amarillo Center summer term begins June 11 and runs to August 11. Spring enrollment was 196 students with 94 degrees earned and 47 holding only high school training. Courses span arts to sciences and business with classes two evenings weekly from 7 to 9 40. Dr. Roy G. Boger notes one third attend for fun, another third pursue credits toward a bachelor’s, and the rest work toward advanced degrees.
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Amarillo Center
West Texas State College
Canyon
Roy G. Boger
West Texas College
Boger
Allen
Harrison
Waterworks Course Qualifies Operators
A three weeks course in water works operation ended at city hall with 12 taking the exam and 18 qualifying for certificates. The lessons were taught by W. F. Cusick of the Texas A and M College extension service. Moss of Amarillo water department qualified. Cusick will conduct classes in Borger and Freeport after Borger ends.
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W., FE. Cusick
Industrial Training Extension Service of
Texas A. & M. College
Borger
Amarillo
N. V. Moss
Four Amarillo Youths Held After Loot Is Recovered
Four 16 year old Amarillo youths were turned over to Plainview officers after Potter County deputies recovered rebuilt Ford motors and dozens of car parts found under culverts in Randall and Potter counties. The loot, valued over $1,000, was stolen from Green Machinery Co in Plainview during a burglary Monday.
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Ford Motors
Potter County
Rotary Club Hosts Negro Music Students in Amarillo
Rotary Club in Amarillo hosted a noon luncheon program by an all-colored student group. Daughters Day coincided with the event at the Amarillo Hotel chaired by R. B. Norman and Irving Tolmien. Pianist Catherine Hines, aided by Willie Mayes, showcased two years as a Jubilee Singer from Fisk University.
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Amarillo
USO Volunteer Workers Meet at Eight Tonight
Tonight at eight the USO hosts a volunteers meeting in downtown facilities. All spouses of volunteers are invited. Awards will be given to those with over five hundred service hours. Barney Ogle will serve as master of ceremonies and Virginia Vaughn will be the pianist.
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USO
Barney Ogle
Virginia Vaughn
Hudsons Return From Austin Visit
Mrs. S. W. Hudson and daughters Jan and Jaynie, Merritt Hud son and Mrs. Lester Hudson, all of 2122 Ong, have just returned from Austin where they visited Mrs. S. W. Hudsons mother.
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S. W. Hudson
Jan and
Jaynie
Merritt Hudson
Lester Hudson
Austin
Amarillo College student active in honors society and clubs
Miss Wilson, a senior at Amarillo College, serves as president of the Beta Eta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa and treasurer of Kappa Delta Chi. She is in the college choir and girls’ quartet, after moving from Canyon with her mother 11 years ago.
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Beta Eta
Phi Theta Kappa
Amarillo College
Kappa Delta Ci
Hospital Corps Women Sought in Panhandle Area
The Navy issues a call for Panhandle women to join WAVES in hospital corps duties. Chief H P Longabach cites rising wounded arrivals and a need for 2000 more recruits monthly with eight weeks of training at Hunter College plus two months for hospital specialists. Applicants must meet age height vision citizenship and education requirements and call the Navy Recruiting Station for details.
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Navy
Panhandle
H. P. Longabach
Amarillo
Hunter College
New York
Cantrell Held on Forgery Charge with $750 Bond
Arthur A. Cantrell sits in the county jail in lieu of a $750 bond after being charged with forgery by Justice of the Peace J. D. Cazzell. A note adds that a B 17 bomber’s payload varies by mission from two tons on long runs to 4800 pounds on short trips.
Warships Move as Soong Heads China Delegation at SF Conference
American air patrols over the Asiatic Coast sink five enemy ships and disrupt rail lines on Formosa and Indo China. Bombs fall on Nipponese troops on Luzon as U S divisions patrol Cagayan Valley. Mindanao advances target unexplored terrain while Dudy synthetic tires may replace natural rubber.
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T V. Soong
China
San Francisco
Asiatic
Formosa
Indo-China
Luzon
Cagayan Valley
Philippines
Mindanao
Allied forces press four mile advances at Wewak sector
Page Five reports four mile advances by Allied troops in the Wewak sector against Nipponese forces after their rout. The movement comes as part of ongoing operations in northern New Guinea to push back Japanese resistance and secure positions along the coast.
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Norther New Guinea
Wewak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotary Club
Dorothy Lehman
C. D. Hoover
Junior Welfare League
Kathryn Clark
Kiwanis Club
Mary Wire
Geneva Morrow
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bertha McLellan
Business and Professional Women
Globe News
Interstate Theaters
Mexico City
Hollywood
New York City
Braniff Airways
Transcontinental and
Western Air, Inc
Ash Os
Jessica
Agonette
American Institute of Laundering
Polk ST
Hospital Corps
Bennett's Shoe Shop
Mary L. Spence
Texas
Plainview Texas
Gargains
Western Auto
Jonsons
Johnson
Davis Tires
Ist
Davis
Wearwell Motor Oil
Ford
Dodge & Plym
DeSoto & Chrysler
Jack
General Motors
Bahia
Wizard
Schrader
Santa Fe
Oetry
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