Amarillo College class tours Cunningham greenhouse trip
Twenty seven biology students from Amarillo College visited Cunningham greenhouse and floral shop to study plants. Instructor Miss Adele Barnes led the field trip with participants including James Young Joyce Rainey Doris Ann Robison J H Ledbetter Wendell Judd and Forrest Buckley among others.
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Amarillo College
Cunningham Greenhouse
Adele Barnes
James Young
Joyce Rainey
Doris Ann Robison
J. H. Ledbetter
Wendell Judd
Forrest Buckley
Ron Bracken
Kay Stark
Alice Ireland
Freddie McCarty
Johnny Embery
Nancy Patterson
Orville Elliott
Shirley Campbell
Shirley Daniel
Nancy Bursey
Jaraine Fox
Judy Boozer
Bette Hickerson
Clyde Smith
Gerry Robinson
Ted Freeman
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Poland museum marks 50th death anniversary exhibit
Poland's National Museum in Warsaw showcases several recently discovered works by realist painter Aleksander Guerym in a 50th death anniversary event. The exhibition spotlights Guerym's paintings and preserves his artistic legacy.
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National Museum
Warsaw
Aleksander Guerym
Banker in Line For Boyle Job
Indianapolis banker Frank McKinney emerges as the leading candidate to head the Democratic National Committee at a meeting in Washington. President Truman has named about 30 possible choices and McKinney would likely be presented as the chair unless the President changes plans. John Carroll and James P. McGranery are noted alternates. McKinney, 47, known for banking, real estate, and baseball clubs, would begin fundraising for the 1944 campaign.
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Alcatraz Prisoners Work Eight Hours Daily
Report states every inmate at Alcatraz Prison is assigned an eight hour work shift six days per week, reflecting stringent labor discipline across the facility.
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Bodies Missing After B 25 Crash Into Missouri River
Kansas City dispatch reports preliminary salvage failed to recover five missing airmen from a B 25 bomber crash into the Missouri River on Saturday. Two of seven aboard were rescued. Army engineers retrieved about 15 percent of the aircraft. no bodies found. Names listed include Capt Edward M Grey and First Lt Charles Hamill among others. Two passengers were rescued and hospitalized in good condition. The craft attempted an emergency landing at Fairfax Airport near Kansas City Kansas after reporting engine trouble.
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Gloversville
Charles Hamill
Landover Hills
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Hebron
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Travis Air Force Base
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Leo Hicks
Navy
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Bolling Field
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Lowry Field
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Panhandle Students In Baylor Band
Amarillo and Panhandle youths join Baylor University Golden Wave Band in Waco. The 110 member ensemble includes Amarillo students among the band’s members. Nel is noted among the Panhandle participants.
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Amarillo
Baylor University
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Local Selections Highlight Scenery and Names
Gilbreath Damon Nutt and Allen Willborn join others in a group selection. Mary Nan Davis of Stratford Jack Clark and Patsy Sue Hays of Memphis also named. Scissors once solved wool clipping duties for shepherds in ancient times.
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Damon Nutt
Allen Willborn
Mary Nan Davis
Stratford
Jack Clark
Patsy Sue
Hays
Memphis
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