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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1950

Page

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Traveling tales show same life across towns

A旅行 piece notes that trips reveal little new beyond familiar towns like North Platte, Des Moines, Amarillo, and Wichita. The author observes similar street lighting, road habits, car radio programs, and debates on national issues, concluding vacation talk bores readers.

North Platte Neb Plainview Des Moines Iowa Fort Worth Monroe City Perryton Amarillo Wichita Kan Dimmitt Silverton Texas Emporia

Pajamas Study Claims Half of American Men Wear Pajamas

Rep Ben Guill reports a 192 page Agriculture Department booklet titled Men’s Preferences Among Selected Clothing In Timoni ng Seis. It claims slightly more than half of American men wear pajamas and that pajama use rises in colder climates. The report notes education level and independence in choosing pajamas and cites costs for the survey and distribution.

Panhandle Ben Guill Department of Agriculture America

Rumors and Laughs From Washington and Local Notes

Rumors about General MacArthur surface amid political chatter in Washington. Florida Rep Sikes pins war blame on the general. The piece reprints a joke cow story contrasting political systems with two cows. The Kiwanis News quotes highway hazards as Hic Hike Hug. Bobby Jones quote ends the dated tidbit column.

Daily News Almanac Weather Summary for Amarillo Area

Partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday with a little warmer Tuesday. Temperatures expected to range 58 to 87 degrees. Also notes on Nebraska state facts, and a 19th century historical tidbit about New Mexico annexation and the Red Cross founding. Includes a light humor piece about Canadians and the Fourth of July.

US Weather Bureau Amarillo and Vicinity West Texas New Mexico USA American Red Cross United States Nebraska Lincoln Bellevue

Court ready to go for Potter County domestic relations court

The Court of Domestic Relations in Potter County is ready to begin with about 300 cases on the docket. Judge F. H. McGregor and Mrs. Blanche Calhoun took their oaths as head and clerk of the court in brief ceremonies at the Potter County courthouse yesterday. The court sat for its first day in the commissioners courtroom while chambers and offices are renovated.

Potter County F. H. McGregor Amarillo Blanche Calhoun Commissioners Courtroom McGregor

Polk Street Corner Leased to Colbert’s Inc at Amarillo

The ground floor of the Burn Building at 621 Polk in Amarillo has been leased to Colbert’s Inc., Dallas ready-to-wear chain. The three story building, owned by Henry Cr, will be remodeled for a premium Colbert’s store with a long term lease. Schulte United, Inc. occupancy ends Feb. 1, as Colbert’s prepares fixtures and materials. Also note Hollywood obit: Kenneth Burton, radio and stage director, died after a heart attack at a cast party for The Vagabond King.

Polk Street Amarillo Blackburn Schulte United, Inc Colbert's Inc Dallas Polk Henry Ae Cr Rot Eames Laparas Lao Ing Goods East Eighth Schulte Colbert Seventh and Polk Max Cohen Robert Q. Jennings Trascansinss Hollywood Kenneth Burton

Truman wary of wage price controls in Senate bill

President Truman says he does not seek wage price curbs now and would welcome standby authority only with no use restrictions. Senate rejects removal of wage price control powers, House bill grants broader discretion, conference to resolve differences. Neither proposal grants authority against commodity speculation, only a voluntary policing amendment exists.

Washington Senate Truman Tha Dracidant Hawavar Wand Congress Capehart Indiana House

Treasury and Fed clash over debt policy and rates

Washington reports sharpen as Treasury Secretary Snyder defends current debt management against higher short term securities rates. He argues higher rates raise debt costs and threaten stability amid international crisis while the Fed favors higher rates to curb inflation.

Snyder Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Board

Candidates Put On the Pressure in Last-Minute Runoff

Campaigns intensify across a six-county Wheatley district with spot ads and a wheat-colored placard. Wheatley tours Vega and White Deer while opponent Cobb emphasizes personal outreach and rural reform, including reviving idle brick schoolhouses as community centers. Altavene Clark plans five minute radio segments on KFDA with housekeeper themed government critique. Walter Rogers rallies in Pampa with district-wide outreach, while Alan J. Timmons thanks supporters after primary and endorses no runoff candidate.

Kenneth Wheatley Wheatley Vega Eliff Morris G. Cobb Cobb Canyon Panhandle White Deer

Amarillo Golf and Civic Events Schedule

Activities include Amarillo Country Club golf tournament all day and a women's tourney 8 30 AM to midnight. Absentee ballots due. Kiwanis at Saratoga Cafe. Lions Club meet 3 PM at Herring Hotel. City commission 6 30 PM Municipal Auditorium. Business and Professional Women's Club 7 30 PM Herring Hotel. 20 30 Club at Saratoga Cafe. Motorcycle Club 8 PM at 605. Municipal Golfers Association weekly match play at Ross Rogers.

Amarillo Country Club Amarillo Country Club Women's Golfer Association North Amarillo Kiwanis Club Saratoga Cafe Amarillo Lions Club Herring Hotel City Commission Municipal Auditorium Marty Motorcycle Club Smarillo Municipal Golfers Association Ross Rogers

Woe Daily News Index Summary Page Snips

The text shows scattered page references from Woe Daily News including page numbers and sections such as Radio You Make It Funny Panhandle People Comics Sports and Editorials. It appears to be a contents or index listing rather than a full article with clear events.

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MacArthur Defended By Rep Guill In House Speech

Washington Aug 21 Rep Ben Guill Pampa Republican defended Gen Douglas MacArthur amid criticism of Korea leadership. He argued focus on correcting home errors that left forces under manned and underarmed, praising MacArthur’s leadership and ability to do more with less while facing a tough enemy. Guill noted his World War II service and amphibious landings under MacArthur.

Washington Douglas MacArthur Ben Guill House of Representatives Guill General MacArthur Far East MacArthur Navy

Wheat Price Supports Set for 1951 at 90 Percent Parity

The Agriculture Department set price supports for 1951 wheat at 90 percent of parity, not below $1.99 a bushel, same as 1950. No on-farm storage payments. acreage allotment limits apply. 72.8 million acres allowed, potential 1.15 billion bushels if yields average. Parity to be fixed July 1. loans and purchases run through Jan 31, 1952 with April 30, 1952 loan maturities.

Washington Agriculture Department Commodity Credit Corporation Secretary of Agriculture Brannan

Communists Add to Casualty Toll Of 15,000 Troops

In Korea near Pusan and Taegu, UN forces resist Red assaults as MacArthur reports heavy fighting along the Haman Masan corridor. US 25th Division holds despite initial setbacks while Soviet backed tanks clash with American and South Korean units. Casualties over four days exceed 15,000 on the front with Red losses mounting.

Tokyo United Nations Pusan Taegu Korea 25Th Infantry MacArthur Haman-Masan Eighth Army Texas D& 27Th Ros Haman Associated Press Stan Swinton Sobuk C&8 Fifth Montain Syngman Rhee South Korea Kim Il Sung NNO 25Th Division Red Radio Pyongyang

Unions Refuse To End Strikes

Washington Aug 22 The White House said railroad unions refused to call off token strikes on some lines while officials indicated no move to seize facilities. The government showed no signs of immediate action.

Washington Tuese White House

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