New Air Force Academy Opens In Denver July 11
Denver opens the U S Air Force Academy on July 11 at Lowry Air Force Base to host the first class of 301 cadets. Speakers include Harold Talbott and Lt Gen Hubert Harmon. Thunderbirds and flyby shows are planned. The permanent Colorado Springs site is slated for 1957.
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AIR Force Academy
U.S. Air Force Academy
Denver
Jack Wilkinson
Colorado Springs
Lowry Air Force Base
Harold Talbott
Hubert R. Harmon
U.S. Air Force
Nathan Twining
Thomas D. White
Charles Carpenter
Robert Stillman
Air Academy
West Point
Annapolis
Thunderbirds
Air Force
Army
Air Force Academy Planning Board
Congress
Eisenhower
Gen Harmon
Academy
Air Secretary
Talbott
Rockies
Lowry
White House
Harmon
Don Zimmerman
Columbia
Stanfordiversities
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Zimmerman
United States
Earth
Harrison
Federal Wage and Hour Investigator Jobs Expanded
Wage-Hour investigator positions in Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas have extended deadlines from July 8 to July 20. Starting salaries rise from 4205 to 4525 annually with potential increase to 5440 after probation. Applications available at the Post Office or 1114 Commerce Street Dallas Texas.
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Dallas
Eisenhower
William J. Rodgers
U. S. Department of Labor
Arkansas
Louisiaas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Post Office
U. 8
Civil Service Examiners
Commerce Street
No Pressure on Corpus Pool Segregation Policy
CORPUS CHRISTI Tex UP The president of the University of Corpus Christi denied reports that the college erected a redwood fence between its two outdoor pools due to pressure over mixed bathing He said the barrier was for instructional purposes and to create a clearer teaching environment He asserted there is no opposition to mixed swimming for recreation and outlined plans to convert outdoor pools for regular use after indoor facilities are built and apologized for the misunderstanding.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
University of Corpus Christi
W. A. Miller
Miller
Two-Headed Tuba Band Claims Fame In New York
Maestro Paul Lavalle discusses his brass section feats including a two-headed tuba with two players sharing fingering and blowing duties. He notes the LaVallephone and a tallest instrument dubbed Big Joe, all part of his distinctive band sound and postwar radio roots.
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FH. G. Quigg
New York
Paul Lavalle
Lavalle
Chamber Music Society
Lower Basin Street
Tower Basin
Scout Troop 562 Court Of Honor Advances Boys
Scout Troop 562 held a Court of Honor at First Christian church Fellowship hall to advance Scouts and award merit badges. Jerry Walter earned the swimming badge and moved to first class. K. PL Turner received the bronze award and advanced to apprentice explorer. Other advances included Gerald Plocheck and Roger Adams earning first class status. Charles Blakeney and K C Perkinson cited for badges.
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Roger Adams
G. C. Adams
W. C. Jackson
C. R. Biggers
Charles Blakeney
K. C Perkinson
P.G. Cater
O. H. Ficklin
Laymen's League
L. Jones
E.P. Turner
Sales Volume On Increase Number Of New Orders Big Factor
The piece notes that new orders drive manufacturing activity. In 1952 seven months showed orders surpassing sales, creating backlog. Through 1953 orders slowed while sales rose. by late 1954 both trended down then from late 1954 onward orders again rose, outpacing current sales and signaling stimulus to future activity.
Soil Conservation Panel At A and M Workshop July 19 20
Texas A and M College System and Soil Conservation Service announce a July 19 20 workshop in College Station to improve agricultural service. Dr J B Adams and W W Woodman co chair the event with study groups including Dr R D Lewis and GG Gibson.
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College Station
Soil Conservation Service
Texas A and M College System
Texas Agriculture
J. B. Adams
School of Agriculture
Texas A and M
W. W. Woodman
Temple
Texas
R. D. Lewis
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
GG. Gibson
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Adams
Woodman
M. T. Harrington
Galveston Trial Delay For Rickert Faces Postponement
Attorney Marsene Johnson Jr. requested a postponement of the Rickert trial in Galveston District Court. Rickert, ex city water department manager, faces a charge of secreting city funds tied to a $16 000 fund shortage. Johnson, who plans to personally prosecute, cited his own injuries and unclear rescheduled date.
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Marsene Johnson Jr
G. C
Buddy) Rickert
City Water
Rickert
Johnson
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