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April 25, 1955
The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
What is this article about?
Nome Junior Police held an enthusiastic monthly meeting at City Hall, led by Chief Robert Summers and Director George R. Goshaw. They planned special events for the May 14 meeting, including music and boxing bouts, followed by marching drill and ice cream. The Rifle Club will shoot at the National Guard range.
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Junior Police Plan Special Events At May 14 Meeting
Nome Junior Police held their regular monthly meeting Saturday evening at the City Hall. It was a very enthusiastic meeting under the guidance of Junior Police Chief Robert Summers and supervision of Director George R. Goshaw.
As the next meeting, on May 14, will be the last one until September, special music for it is being arranged by the junior chief. Also planned are five boxing bouts of three rounds each, and members have been selected for this first sporting event.
After the meeting the J. P.s were given marching drill by Summers on First Ave. This is in anticipation of taking part in future parades. The boys did exceptionally well at this first out-of-door drill.
Later, they enjoyed ice cream cones at the Glue Pot.
This coming Saturday the Junior Police Rifle Club will have a chance to improve their target shooting at the National Guard Target Range. This will be under the direction of Lieutenants Ellis and Manton, who give freely of their time for the benefit of this active group of Nome boys.
Nome Junior Police held their regular monthly meeting Saturday evening at the City Hall. It was a very enthusiastic meeting under the guidance of Junior Police Chief Robert Summers and supervision of Director George R. Goshaw.
As the next meeting, on May 14, will be the last one until September, special music for it is being arranged by the junior chief. Also planned are five boxing bouts of three rounds each, and members have been selected for this first sporting event.
After the meeting the J. P.s were given marching drill by Summers on First Ave. This is in anticipation of taking part in future parades. The boys did exceptionally well at this first out-of-door drill.
Later, they enjoyed ice cream cones at the Glue Pot.
This coming Saturday the Junior Police Rifle Club will have a chance to improve their target shooting at the National Guard Target Range. This will be under the direction of Lieutenants Ellis and Manton, who give freely of their time for the benefit of this active group of Nome boys.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Junior Police
Nome Meeting
Boxing Bouts
Marching Drill
Rifle Club
Youth Activities
What entities or persons were involved?
Robert Summers
George R. Goshaw
Ellis
Manton
Where did it happen?
Nome, City Hall, First Ave, Glue Pot, National Guard Target Range
Story Details
Key Persons
Robert Summers
George R. Goshaw
Ellis
Manton
Location
Nome, City Hall, First Ave, Glue Pot, National Guard Target Range
Event Date
Saturday Evening, May 14
Story Details
Nome Junior Police meeting with plans for music and boxing at next session, marching drill, ice cream treat, and upcoming rifle practice.