Four Center Classes Need More Enrollees Tonight
Dr. Boger of West Texas State College Amarillo Center warns several classes social psychology creative writing radio introductory sociology and Chartered Life Underwriters Part B may disband after tonight if enrollments do not reach ten. Three hundred sixty five people registered during opening enrollment and continue 1 5 afternoon and 6 9 evening at 2101 Harrison.
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Roy Boge R
Westexas State College
Chartered Life Underwriters
Boger
Amarillo Center
Harrison
Watchmakers Guild to Meet Tonight in Amarillo Hotel
The North Plains Guild of the Texas Watchmakers Association will hold an 8 pm meeting on the Amarillo Hotel mezzanine. Representative Morris Cobb will be the principal speaker. A $500 watchmaking scholarship will be awarded to an announced recipient. W. M. Coffee serves as guild secretary.
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North Plains Guild
The
Texas Watchmakers Association
Amarillo Hotel
Morris Cobb
W. M. Coffee
City to study age limit changes for Amarillo firemen police
Changes backed by the city Civil Service Commission would let the police and fire departments hire more staff on a temporary basis. If approved, policemen could exceed 35 years and firemen could be hired at 18 on a six month trial, aimed at filling vacancies at seven police and nine fire posts plus eight more for a new Western Avenue fire station.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Clifford Davis
City Civil Service Commission
Davis
Western Avenue
Amarillo opens jet training course at base
Official opening of jet training at Amarillo Air Force Base starts with eight students in the Amarillo Jet Aircraft and Engine Mechanics School. The program will expand to about 12,000 trainees in a year. Four F-80 jets will be used for instruction in three main courses: general jet, jet fighter, and jet bomber. Full operation expected early next year under Lt. Col. Joseph L. Moody.
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US Air Force
Amarillo Air Force Base
Pfc
James W. Anderson
Pointer
Amarillo
Technical Training School
New
Technical Training Air Force
Gulfport
Miss
Joseph L. Moody
Man Sues Santa Fe Railroad for 50000 Damages
Paul N. Pittman of El Paso filed a 50000 damage suit in 108th District Civil Court against the Panhandle Santa Fe Railroad. He alleges permanent injuries from a January 5 fall from a railroad car during a switching operation in El Paso, caused by a suddenly stopping switch engine.
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Panhandle & Santa Fe Railroad
Paul N. Pittman
Fl Paso
Pittman
el Paso
Trinity Exes Hold Gridiron Dinner Before Game
Former Trinity University students gather for a 6 PM dinner at Blackstone Coffee Shop in Amarillo ahead of the Trinity West Texas State College football game. Dr Bruce Thomas dean and acting president will speak, with Frances E Williams outlining alumni plans.
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Trinity University
West Texas State College
Trinity
Blackstone
Bruce Thomas
Amarillo
Frances E. Williams
Trinity Alumni Association
Tunnel Plan Cuts Wellington to Wairarapa Trip
A 6.5 million dollar 5 percent mile tunnel through the Rimutaka Range will shorten the Wellington to Wairarapa journey by eight miles. New Zealand has a tire contract with a major American construction firm for the project.
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Rimutaka Range
New Zealand
Tire
Wellington
Wairrapa
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