Amarillo Army Air Field Renamed to Technical School and Basic Training Center
Col. Edward W. Raley orders all letter heads and designations changed to Technical School and Basic Training Center No. 12 Army Air Forces Western Technical Training Command Amarillo Army Air Field Amarillo Texas. Reference to the Command remains Amarillo Army Air Field.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
Edward W. Raley
Technical School
Army Air Forces Western Technical Training Command
Amarillo
Texas
Center Starts Registration at Amarillo West Texas State
The Amarillo Center of West Texas State College began fall term registration today. Registration runs all week with classes starting September 20. James W. Butler returns to head the speech department and offers two courses: business and professional speaking and advanced dramatics. Enrollment is open to all. college credit requires entry requirements. Last year many attendees had no prior college experience.
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Amarillo Center
West Texas State College
R. G. Boger
James W. Butler
Butler
Boger
Lemon and Water Wake Up Drink For Constipation
A natural remedy suggests drinking the juice of one Sunkist lemon in a glass of water first thing in the morning to stimulate bowel action. The message promotes lemons as rich in vitamin C and other nutrients, claiming they boost energy and digestion.
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Sunkist
California
Center opens at Harrison Street for weeklong services
Mr Boger notes many at Ito College had not finished high school. The Center office at 2101 Harrison Street will operate from 9 AM to 8 PM daily this week to assist.
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Ito College
Boger
Harrison Street
Cities Should Prepare Now For Post War Jobs and Profits
Commerce Department urges American towns to act now with a community level plan that aligns chambers of commerce and businessmen. The booklet outlines five steps to build postwar production and employment through local coordination and a committee for economic development.
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James Marlow
George Zielke
Washington
Commerce Department
Chamber of Commerce
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Department
Postwar business planning ideas for communities
A list of five programs for towns to prepare for peacetime economy after the war. It urges surveying local manufacturing opportunities, attracting large plants, using chambers of commerce, building reserves of ideas and capital, and strengthening current business through pooled orders and easier shopping. Communicate with the Department of Commerce for further details.
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Chamber of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Beauty Title Is Won by Jean Bartel
Jean Bartel of Los Angeles California was crowned Miss America of 1943 at Atlantic City. She plans a 15 week war bond selling tour starting in New York and visiting 60 large cities. Bartel, 19, a UCLA student, stands 5 feet 8 inches, weighs 130 pounds, of English and German descent. She receives a $1000 war bond $1500 in cash wardrobes and a $250 street pier appearance as well as signed radio and stage appearances and a possible role in Michael Todd's Mexican Hay Ride.
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Atlantic City
N. J
California
Carole Lombard
Jean Bartel
Los Angeles
Calif
New York
Miss Bartel
Fortune
Jo-Carroll
Piggy Bank Scheme Ends With Bank Dispute
Kansas City dispatch reports C B McKeever rented a safe deposit box to a new customer who grabbed the box and tried to leave. McKeever explained the tax must stay in the vault and the man insisted the deal was off, saying the bank was crazy if it thought he would keep the box inside the bank.
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Kansas City
C. B. McKeever
McKeever
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