Public notice passed for publication by News-Globe board
Notice to the public lists names approved for publication by the News-Globe board of censors including West Izzard Allingham Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke Joe Hess and Charley Underwood for public release.
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News-Globe Board of Censors
West Izzard
Allingham
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Charley Underwood
Rattlesnakes Found In Booster City School Cellar
A Booster City grade school near Higgins discovered a cellar infested with rattlesnakes, 27 killed. Country dogs are praised for safety and vitality, depicted as essential helpers rather than pets.
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Booster City
Higgins
Country dogs differ from town guard herders say experts
The piece notes many dogs resemble shepherds with sharp noses and dark coats, often mocked by townsfolk. In the country, such dogs are common for guarding grain bins and chicken coops, helping prevent nighttime robberies and protecting children from potential venomous snakes.
Consternation term debated by Higgins lawyer and author
In Amarillo discussion Gene Mixson, Higgins lawyer, argues there is no word consternated though authors insist it exists. The speaker notes big city dictionaries include consternated or consternation and asserts any person affected by consternation may be described as consternated.
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Gene Mixson
Higgins
Political winds stir in Hemphill County race
Vague talk about the congressional contest fills Hemphill County with chatter on candidate alignments. The piece notes women voters warming up, shifting loyalties, and implies that support for any candidate breeds opposition. The column riffes on if George Washington ran for Texas governor and drew Amarillo crowds.
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Hemphill County
George Washington
Texas
Amarillo
Voters, towns and politics split by city and country
A reflective column contrasts Amarillo voters with those in Higgins Canadian Glazier and other Panhandle towns. It notes town politeness masks indifference to pledges while country voters treat promises as decisive and campaigns as serious. The piece muses on urban rot and the hope grass roots may save the country. The closing lines hint at work resuming post-shakeup.
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Higgins
Canadian
Glazier
Panhandle
Amarillo
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
A Grim Reality of Jobs and Airline Romance
The piece notes many lose jobs and few are replaced, urging workers to cling to solid positions. It reflects on clock-watchers being removed and the value of steady employment. It cites about 300 airline hostesses marrying yearly with 75 percent marrying hometown boys, 20 percent marrying passengers, and 5 percent marrying airline staff.
Washington row on Armed Forces funding heats up
The piece mocks the push for bigger Navy and Army budgets while Air Force billions stir dissent. It recalls a Georgia congressman who claimed training could replace professionals, proposing islands for men and women to produce boats. The author argues for impracticalities and urges escalated bomb and airplane arms to deter Russia.
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Washington
Russia
Europe
Moscow
Stalingrad
Georgia
United States
Carlsbad
Army
Navy
Guam
Public official Dodgen visits Panhandle Sportsmen Club
Howard Dodgen executive secretary of the Texas Game and Fish Commission attends the Panhandle Sportsmen's Club meeting. He is praised for his diligent, conscientious work and commitment to supporting sportsmen and fishermen in the region.
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Lio
Howard Dodgen
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Panhandle
Texas
Dodgen
Meeting Open To the Public in Amarillo Capitol Hotel
Unitarians and other religious liberals in the Amarillo area hold a public gathering at 8 tonight in the Capitol Hotel. Rev. Lon Ray Call of Boston will speak on forming a Unitarian Fellowship as a committee to represent denominational interests. The meeting is open to all.
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Amarillo
Capitol Hotel
Lon Ray Call
Boston
Mass
American Unitarian Association
Unitarian Fellowship
Son Held In Mother's Death In Detroit
Robert La Dez, 30, called police from his Detroit apartment and confessed to shooting his 57 year old mother Ruth La Dez. Detectives said he admitted deliberately killing her while fearing for her sanity and noting he planned to kill himself but lacked the guts. He is identified as Chrysler striker.
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Detroit
Robert la Dez
Ruth la Dez
Boen
Harold Cooper
John Morin
la Dez
Chrysler
Hal
Amarillo High School Needs More Vocational Programs
Readers weigh in on Amarillo High School improvements. Students urge enlarged facilities funded by bond money, expanded and diverse vocational courses, including business subjects, and a possible split to reduce class sizes. They advocate more teachers, more student government, shorter classDays, and better vocational offerings to prepare for careers without college.
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Amarillo High School
Jimmy Moss
Palo Duro
Lowell Hanna
Lincoln
Amarillo
E & Don Self
Harrison
Tommy Gruver
North Polk
Jackson
Clyde Israel
Mississippi
Woman killed when car flips near Hope Arkansas
HOPE Ark April 11 Mrs Stella Mae Whittle 44 of Denton Texas died yesterday when her husband swerved to avoid a cow and the auto overturned. He and the four Whittle sons and Mr and Mrs Thomas W Whittle of Dallas were injured slightly in the crash.
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Hope
Ark
Stella Mae Whittle
Denton
Tex
Here
Richard Whittle
Thomas W. Whittle
Dallas
Will Bequeaths 50 000 to Civic Organization in San Bernardino
W H Patillo prominent San Bernardino businessman dies Saturday leaving an estate valued at 400 000. He wills 50 000 to the chamber of commerce to fund a permanent home for the organization stating the community has been good to him. The bequest aims to create a dedicated chamber home.
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San Bernardino
Cal
W. H. Patillo
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Patillo
Harold M Sherman to Speak at Knife and Fork Club
Harold M Sherman author of We Live After Death and noted mental telepathy authority will headline the Knife and Fork Club meeting at 7:30 PM Wednesday at the Country Club. He has 30 years of psychic study and will discuss long-distance thought transference and an experiment with Sir Hubert Wilkins in 1937. Sherman wrote Adventures of Mark Twain filmed by Warner Bros and lives in the Ozark Mountains Arkansas.
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Harold M. Sherman
Knife and Pork Club
Country Club
Sherman
Associated Clubs
Traisers
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Sir Hubert
Mr. Sherman
Mark Twain
Warner Bros
Frederic March
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Pace Setters Battle in SWC Showdown at College Station
The undefeated UT and Texas A M clash as leaders in the Southwest Conference drive toward the midpoint with a key game at College Station. Baylor, coming off a 3 0 loss to Sam Houston State, seeks momentum while Sam Houston State pitchers limit Bears to three hits.
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Associated Presa
University of Texas
Texas A&m
College Station
Rice
Baylor
Houston
Sam Houston State
Bears
Bruce Faulk
Clyde Robinson
Sam Houston
Railroad paper cups tale of sanitary savings
Passengers on railroad trains receive paper cups to avoid washing multi-use vessels between trips under sanitary codes. The system reduces cleaning duties and keeps sanitation standards consistent on railway services.
Courthouse Records and Marriage Licenses Listed
Courthouse notices list warranty deeds transferring lots and tracts among numerous individuals and firms in various subdivisions and blocks. District Court records show a divorce filing for Lucille McKenney versus Wm McKenney and several marriage licenses, including interfaith and interracial pairings. Production in Norway has just reached an all time high.
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Elmer Lee Smith
C. L. de Sterra
Old Town
Edward Clay Martin
Floyd Woods
Forest Hill Park
C. L. Munday
Arza H. Brown
Sunnyside No
C. G. Wheeler
E. M. Byrd
San Jacinto Heights
John H. Burt
C. P. Lamkin
John Farrell
Plemons
D. G. Solt
Roberts Place
Jesse Fletcher
Stuart McQuirk
Morningside
Monroe Harris
Anna Rose Hamilton
Oldown
Lucille McKenney
Wm. M. McKenney
Vaught
Wanda Dawn James Frank Toulseon
Betty Pauline Jesse
Ike Richardson
la Verne Austin
Norway
Tack Wants Seeds Plants
Widow Velma Smith of Hartley Texas seeks flower seeds bulbs quilt pieces and pot plants. She asks anyone with items to contact her at Box 24 Hartley Texas since she does not go out much.
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Velma Smith
Hartley
Texas
Ear rings found in Tack's office with pearls
Two unmatched pearl set ear rings located in Tack's office. One was found by A. A. Kellner and the other by Sue Smith. Both items are described as pearl set.
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Tack
A. A. Kellner
Sue Smith
Plow Blade Lost in City. Reward Offered
Dozer blade for a Rototiller garden plow is missing somewhere in the city. If found, call 2 7938. A reward will be paid. W. C. Hamblen confirms.
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Rototiller Garden
W. C. Hamblen
Carrie Nash Seeks Two Days Work Wednesday Thursday
Colored girl with experience in washing ironing and cleaning seeks two days of work on Wednesday and Thursday. Can provide references. Call after 5 PM. Carrie Nash.
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Tack
Carrie Nash
Black Cocker Spaniel Found Near Local Park
A black female cocker spaniel named Black Cocker Lost Found appears nervous and sad near the park. The friendly dog is described as good natured and approachable, awaiting pickup by a rightful owner.
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Tack
Lost item with papers found in Pasadena to Amarillo
A dark-brown leather bag with tag No 141744 and the name Pittman Moor contained important papers. Contact W. T. Boland at 1704 East Walnut Pasadena or 1003 West Sixth rear Amarillo for reward. Phones 2-4002 and 2-8903 or 2-2895.
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Pittman-Moor
W. T. Boland
East Walnut
Pasadena
Cal
Amarillo
Widow Seeks Kind Older Gentlemen for Mail Correspondence
A 56 year old widow named Nellie seeks respectful male companionship. She does not drink or smoke and wishes to correspond with men her own age or slightly older, inviting interested suitors to contact her.
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Tack
CARES FOR CHILDREN IN AFTERNOON SITTING
Dear Tack offers child care and baby sitting services in afternoons and evenings. Contact by phone at 3 3168. A READER.
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Tack
DOES HOUSEWORK I want to do housework by week or hour
HARIE COLEMAN at 100 Harrison rear offers housework services with flexible scheduling by week or hour and provides contact at phone 3 3435 for inquiries and arrangements.
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Harie Coleman
Harrison
Lost gold rimmed glasses near Paramount Theater area
Joe Tom Yon offers a reward for his lost gold rimmed glasses in a brown case, believed lost near Paramount Theater or West Tenth bus. Contact 2-1958 or visit 800 Travis for recovery.
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Tack
Paramount Theater
West Tenth
Travis
Joe Tom Yon
Leather bag lost in zipper damaged hand tooled
A large leather bag with a zipper and hand tooled design is reported lost. Details unclear beyond description, no owner or contact information provided. If found, return to local authorities or designated contact.
Trade wanted for yard work for upright sweeper
A READER offers an upright sweeper in running condition in trade for yard work or sale for a small amount. Contact via phone numbers 7717 or 23460.
Refined lady seeks home or apartment in exchange for babysitting
Middle aged refined woman seeks lodging with an elderly lady or an apartment in return for babysitting and light housework. No children. Good references. Phone 3 4537.
Washing Request From Mrs Hensley
A home washing task request from Mrs Hensley asks for cleaning duties at her residence. Contact via phone number 2-2487.
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Tack
Hensley
Newcomer Widow Seeks Refined Gentle Correspondence
A widow in Amarillo, 45, 5 feet 10 inches, who does not smoke or drink, seeks pen pals to ease loneliness and foster refined, thoughtful correspondence with likely like minded individuals.
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Amarillo
Doris Writes About Longing For Love And Companionship
A personal note from Doris expresses pride in cooking and housekeeping but laments lacking the most meaningful things in life namely love and companionship. The message conveys intimate sentiment and a plea for connection.
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Man
Doris
Pretty blue tom cat up for adoption in Claudine Paulk home
A housebroken blue tom cat, a skilled mouser and beloved pet, is offered for adoption. The owner Claudine Paulk invites interested people to call 25984 or visit 500 Jackson to meet the cat and arrange ownership.
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Jackson
Claudine Paulk
Collie Pups and Mother Dog Seek Homes
Four female collie puppies about a month old seek good homes. A mother dog, part collie, is also available. Call 3-5934. Mrs Robert Herron will arrange contact.
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Robert Herron
Book of Gunn Bros stamps offered for S and H Green stamps trade
Mrs Carlton of 1404 Lincoln seeks to exchange a Gunn Bros stamps book for a book of S and H Green stamps. Immediate response requested.
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Gunn Bros
S&h Green
Carlton
Lincoln
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