German youths in Berlin question meaning of Democracy
Berlin April 27 German youths under 21 answer what Democracy means in the new American youth magazine Horizon. Sixteen youths gave sixteen answers showing confusion and mixed views from belief in freedom of speech to opposition to Nazism and fear of death.
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Horizon
Adolph Hitler
Dr. Goebbels
Hans-Joachim Hackbarth
Rita Schattenholz
Pold‘ Klein
Germany
Brigitte Guttstadt
Klaus Budzinski
Baby Dies In Incubator Fire At Millard Fillmore
A 10 day old infant died when a short circuit ignited a hospital incubator at Millard Fillmore Hospital in Buffalo. Nurses rescued eight other babies as the mother Mrs. Helen Salzer had just been discharged.
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Helen Salzer
Millard Fillmore Hospital
Water works operators to start short course at Pampa
Pampa will host a water and sewage works operators short course beginning May 20, announced by Texas A. and M. College industrial service after a meeting at Pampa College Station on April 27.
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Pampa College Station
Pampa
Texas A. & M. College Industrial Service
Santa Fe Officials To Visit Lubbock Monday
Santa Fe president Fred G. Gurley and seven top executives will appear in Lubbock Monday after an inspection trip, despite earlier plans to visit. The group will be met by local civic leaders in Slaton and toured briefly before boarding a special train to Amarillo.
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Edward J. Engel
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Bert L. Hupp
Kansas City
Charles J. Whipple
Chicago
Warren E. Brown
Wichita
Kas
W. Laird Dean
Merchants National Bank
Topeka
Alred Eames
California Packing Company
San Francisco
Richard W. Robbins
Belvidere
Slaton
Amarillo
Local Students Plan Interchange Visits With Amarillo and Pampa Schools
Lubbock High School student body officers led by president Jack Alderson and sponsor H. J. McCabe will visit Amarillo and Pampa high schools on Monday to exchange ideas on student affairs. The group includes Charlene Laws, Peggy McClatchy, and Sue Evans and will depart early and return that evening.
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Amarillo
Pampa
H. J. McCabe
Jack Alderson
Charlene Laws
Peggy McClatchy
Sue Evans
Busy Schedule for Lubbock Senior High Seniors
Lubbock Senior High releases a packed term schedule for the remaining days of the school year closing May 21. Events include senior banquets, interscholastic league travel, PTA assemblies, Hi Y and Girl Reserve activities, recognitions, senior exams, and commencement preparations at Buffalo Lakes and the high school auditorium.
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Hilton Hotel
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Pampa
Tech Social Center
Austin
PTA
Buffalo Lakes
St. John’s Methodist Church
Mackenzie State Park
Mary Emma
Future Farmers of America
Lighter Music Planned for Fifth Free Concert
Tech bands present a lighter program in a Sunday afternoon free concert in the college gym. Victor Herbert, Duke Ellington, Three Blind Mice, and other pieces feature, with the Concert band performing The Fortune Teller and Caravan Over ture. Second band opens with King Cotton march and Morning Prayer.
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Duke Ellington
D. O. Wiley
Dictor
Heryt
Aucien Caillier
Foster
Souca’s
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Bach
Officer License Suspended Driver Pleads Guilty
Oscar E. Nelson Jr. of Post route 2 pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license and was fined 25 dollars with a six month license suspension. Sgt. Stroud announced new rule requiring valid licenses for all self propelled vehicles. Confederate veterans were honored in Lubbock with memorial day ceremonies. Lt. Com Felix Ballenger of USN was accepted into the American College of Surgeons.
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Post Route 2
Walter Davies
Nelson
E. L. Stroud
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Dick Green
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USN
C. M. Ballenger
Thirteenth Street
American College of Surgeons
Ballenger
University of Texas
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Navy officer serves five years at New Orleans hospital
The officer completed graduate work in orthopedic surgery at Indiana University Medical Center and has spent the last five years in the Navy. He is currently stationed at Naval Hospital in New Orleans.
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Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
Navy
Naval Hospital
New Orleans
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