Guard Battery Ends Two Weeks Training
Members of the Combat Support Company Sd Ba 149 tre fantry Mech of the 72nd Infantry Brigade completed two weeks of annual training at Port Hood Texas. Wellington Guardsmen are part of over 5 700 Texas Army National Guardsmen for the North Texas pacticipat ing in their 179 Lumbier Corp. The Combat Support Company of the 143 Mechanized Infantry of the 72nd Brigade was tested for combat readiness with day and night exercises. They return to civilian jobs and will finish the training year with monthly drills at Wellington Armory.
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Combat Scott Company
72Nd Infantry Brigade
Port Hood
Texas
Wellington
Texas Army National Guardsmen
North Texas Ated
Lumbier Corp
72Nd Brigade
Stacle
Ional
Fort Hood
Cadet Range Earns Parachutist Badge at Fort Benning
West Point Cadet Phil Range, son of Dr and Mrs E B Range Shamrock Texas, received a Parachutist Badge after completing a three week airborne course at the U S Army Infantry School Fort Benning Ga The training covered parachute theory and physical conditioning with jumps from 34 and 250 foot towers and five static line jumps in the final week PMID: Sparkling international exposition highlights progress and products at West Point July 14
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Ft. Benning
AH Tnc
West Point
Philip HR. Range
E.B. Range
Shamrock
Texas
U.S. Amy Infantry School
Sparkling
International Exhi- U.S. Military Academy
West Bits
N.Y
State Fair Presents World Gateways Exposition
The State Fair of Texas runs World Gateways Exposition from October 6 to 21 in Dallas. It highlights transportation, future concepts, and imagination under an integrated Fair Park layout.
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Fair Park
State Fair of
Texas World Exhibits Center set for global showcase
Light this salute to Texas marks the emergence of the state as a commercial hub with nations including Japan Romania Denmark Mexico South Africa and the Philippines slated for display in the World Exhibits Center. The State Fair Musical features Romberg The Student Prince with Old Heidelberg in New Music Hall for 20 performances.
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Texas
Japan
Romania
Denmark
Mexico
South Africa
Phillipines
World
Acterize
State Fair
Sigmund Romberg
Old Heidelberg
New Music Hall
The
Earth’s
Four Corners
Trinidad
Rev. deas Blasingame dies in San Angelo
The Rev. deas Blasingame, a former Wellington resident, died unexpectedly during hotel services Sunday morning August 19 in San Angelo at about 65. He retired from the Baptist ministry several years ago due to ill health. Survivors include his wife Minnie Wetah and three sons. He attended Wayland Baptist College and served churches at Lillie Bethel and the South Plains. Burial was in San Angelo Texas.
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Wellington
Deas Blasingame
Marning
San Angelo
Fatty of the Baptist Church
John Tigram
Bria Tate
Rudie Tate
Butial
Me. Binaingamie
Misa Minnie Wetah
Wayland Baptist College
Lillie
Bethel
South Plains
G.L. Blasingare
W.A
Michigan visitor party returns from Tipton visit
Michigan Me and Mrs. Art Kane recently returned from a two week visit with his mother Mrs. daha Kane in Tipton Michigan. The group included Mee dont Kane and Victor Schultz of Jackson Michigan who later visited the Art Kane house.
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Art Kane
Daha Kane
Tipton
Wellington Leader newspaper masthead and address
Wellington Leader appears as a daily newspaper with publication details and editor publisher H Deskins Wells. It notes second class mail status and rates of 6.38 dollars inside the trade territory and 8 outside, under the 1870 act.
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Wellington
Iawenrk
Eflington
Tex
H. Deskins Wells
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Pan-American Livestock
Jess Blasingame
Here
Michigan
Chester L. Harrison
Optometrist
West Avenue
Foster Grant
Polaroid
Clard Ole Sta
Panty
Penetra
Uavia
Edge
Pala
Gibson's
USACE
SAL
Gibsons
Folger’s
Fea
Gibson
CAMAY
Lipton
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