Hell Week For Pledges At College
Amarillo College holds Hell Week for pledges in three sororities and two fraternities. Senior members design outfits while pledges model them. examples include Jane Everline in a green house dress worn inside out and Nelda Jean Fotheringham in a white evening dress with tennis shoes.
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Amarillo College
Jane Everline
Nelda Jean Fotheringham
Louise Walker
Ernie Wanser
Shirley Jackson
Rock Island Crew Details and Local Rail News From Amarillo
Engineer Tom Young took the 8 AM switch engine with fireman W E Lindsay. VariousRail staff including demurrage inspector Georgia Pride and others are active in Amarillo this week. Publications note vacationing superintendents and crew assignments while passengers praise Rock Island conductors and brakemen.
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Tom Young
W. E. Lindsay
Tom
Georgia
el Reno
Fatima
H. D. Ball
Railroad News From Amarillo and Fort Worth Departures
Brakeman F R Howard and switchman W H Arney bid for yard engine work in the 4 PM shift. L K Lucas and W E Thompson report through freight service, with E Nottingham named auditor in Fort Worth. New firemen W E Matthews and W R Oldham join, machinist A D Lindley and wife travel to Fort Worth for sister’s death, and Vera Hamilton’s obituary notes her son Walter J Hamilton of Amarillo mourns. Interment in Bowie. Fireman L J Lile moves to Childress. C L Morris promoted to chief clerk to V P and GM C D Peckinpaugh in Fort Worth. Switchman W P Couch to graveyard helper. Engineer Sam Lewis asks members to attend Nov 25 meeting at 3 30 PM in I O O F hall. J E Niccum named night roundhouse foreman at Texline. Arch Bryan returns to work after illness. Morgan G Rockwell on 20 months Mediterranean leave, due in New York around Dec 1. Lt J E Owens Jr son of Santa Fe tax agent and Dorothy Ross wed in Albuquerque Nov 4, Owens at Camp Bowie. Specialist M T Norman of the Coast Guard furloughed fireman, visits with father P H Norman Sr warehouse foreman and father-in-law R H.
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Amarillo
E. Nottingham
Fort Th
W. E. Matthews
W. R. Oldham
A. D. Lindley
Fort Worth
Vera V. Hamilton
Walter J. Hamilton
C. L. Morris
C. D. Peckenpaugh
W. P. Couch
Sam Lewis
B. of
L. E
Arch Bryan
Morgan G. Rockwell
the Roundhouse
Mediterranean
Sicily
Italy
New York
Rockwell
J. E. Owens, Jr
Santa Fe
Dorothy Elizabeth Ross
Tucumcari
Albuquerque
Owens
Camp Bowie
M. T. Norman
Coast Guard
P. H. Norman
R. H
Parade of costumes and prankish dress in school Hell Week
In Amarillo on November 16 1944 students engage in a humorous hall parade with Arthur Thibodeaux and Eugene Heinze leading in shorts high heeled shoes and fashion hats. Billye Gibbons and Jean Bechtel appear in evening wear with vegetable necklaces and bracelets. Jerry Briscoe walks into algebra class in pajamas robe and house shoes. William Collier offers a soft drink from a liquor bottle as Vi Doris Fisk barters in shorts and her uncle’s long handles. Hell Week activities continue through Saturday.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Arthur Thibodeaux
Eugene Heinze
Billye Gibbins
Jean Bechtel
Jean Blank
Jerry Briscoe
William Collier
Vi Doris Fisk
Doris
Transfer of Lumpkin and associates from Norfolk to West Coast
Lumpkin of the general manager's office and his brother P H Norman Jr paymaster move from Norfolk Virginia to the West Coast. His wife Beverly Lumpkin accompanies them. Machinist Archie Barr took a layoff to escort his wife to Temple for medical care. J L Lovvorn and A G C Laseter with R Fletcher also went to Topeka for medical attention.
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Archie Barr
Temple
J. L
Turkeys Scarce This Thanksgiving Says Institute
Chicago November 16 The Institute of American Poultry Industries blamed ceiling price differentials civilian demand from the armed services and black market operations for the tight turkey supply this Thanksgiving. Dr Cliff D Carpenter said the Far West and Texas will ship more birds to Pacific coast and southern markets due to price differentials.
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Chicago
Armed Services
Institute of American Poultry Industries
Cliff D. Carpenter
Institute
Far West
Texas
Pacific Coast
Promotions and crew assignments on Amarillo division trains
Harry E. Goodwin is named land and tax commissioner with Fort Worth headquarters. Brakeman Jack Felton bids to fill W. O. Barnes vacancy as conductor W. N. Smith oversees trains 1 and 8. Engineer J. B. Hudson begins work on the Amarillo division work train. Walter B. Oates of A A R visits Amarillo to check all three lines. The death of Harris L. Dillard shocks friends. Brakeman B. F. Webb reports for duty, replacing P. L. McDaniels on the work train. Mrs Cecil Williamson and son Warren visit home in Lubbock after weekend with Mr. Williamson in Amarillo. Crew for the work train on the Amarillo division includes Conductor J. E. Hibbetts.
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Harry E. Goodwin
Fort Worth
Jack Felton
W. O. Barnes
W. N. Smith
J. 8. Hudson
Amarillo
Walter B. Oates
Harris L. Dillard
F. Webb
P. L. McDaniels
Cecil Williamson
Warren
Lubbock
Williamson
TFA
J. E. Hibbetts
Radio Schedule Fragments From KGNC KFDA NBC CBS
A dense listing of radio program times and show titles across KGNC KFDA NBC and CBS, detailing morning to late evening slots with news, dramas, music, and variety programs. Names include Fred Waring Jade L H Kaltenborn Burns and other listed performers.
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
MBS
Fred Waring
CBS
Blue
yBo
John Nesbitt
KFDA
NBC
Kaye
Juste
Hall
CBS Mayior
Gabriel Heatter
Bob Burns
CBS Corliss Archer
Alfred Antonin
Abbott & Costello
Raymond Gram Lowing
CBS U
Andy Russell
Rudy Vallee
March of Time
RAF Broadcasting
NBC News
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Ambassador Hotel
Orch
Roseland Ballcomm _orch
8Sky
the Trading Post
Central Baptist Church
Alr
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Lora Lawton
Carl Kress
Jemima
Ozzie Nelson
Talatenire
Road of Life
Sardi’s
Hollywood Theater
Nf Blue
Martyn
David Harum
Udy
Jane
Glamour Manor
Should UN force powers be in Military World Body
Armed forces and civilians are urged to listen to America's Town Meeting of the Air tonight. The program discusses if a world organization can authorize force, a timely debate on U S policy featuring listeners across the nation. The Reader's Digest sponsors the broadcast with KFDA at 17 30.
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America
World Organization
Reader’s Digest
KFDA
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