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The Globe News board of censors approves publication for Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N D Bartlett Grady Camp Mre Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke Joe Hesse and Charley Under.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1950
Page
2
The Globe News board of censors approves publication for Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N D Bartlett Grady Camp Mre Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke Joe Hesse and Charley Under.
A local weather columnist praises Tack for a full year of reliable forecasts, noting no errors and calling for recognition of the veteran forecaster’s skill and consistency.
A reflective column laments war scare tactics and hoarding while noting a warm dry winter, potential early spring moisture for wheat, and a humorous detasseling scene in Cassel Minnesota. It also references Cedric Adams and Erasmus A Tack and a humorous domestic servant ad anecdote.
A reader questions leisure value and suggests Amarillo adopt parking ticket practices like Orange Texas. Notes a first offense after six months carries a one dollar fine and mentions saving court time and taxpayer money. Mentions Robert Parks and Jack Lait with varied topics.
The question asks whether lawmakers informed their home districts about actions or if the episode highlighted a broader display of political theater in Congress. It contrasts communication with voters against typical Washington posturing and public messaging.
Eleanor Roosevelt praises a traveling Carnival Caravan that tours towns to engage residents in arts and activities. The program offers hands on experiences in printing, book binding, storytelling, acting, music, dance, debates, recitals, and crafts, with child friendly spaces and demonstrations by professionals, aiming to open city advantages to rural areas.
The piece argues reporters should cover timely subjects like the domestic help debate. It notes many worry about servant levels, claiming both those with too many and those with too few face pressures. It claims modern mothers struggle to manage work and children.
The Ministry of Industry and Commerce predicts no winter rationing due to a ten percent rise in electricity output. Of France 14 million users, only 20 thousand remain under restrictions. Signs and shop windows may now be electrified.
The word classic traces to Latin classicus meaning first class or principal. It entered English via Old French and influenced by classical Latin usage. Early sense referred to exemplary or authoritative works and persons.
Cub Scout Pack 24 met at First Christian Church for a picnic. About 50 boys earned badges and pins including Bobcat for Jerry Hopkins and James Fritchie, Wolf badges for several scouts, Bear badges for Wayne Cates Buddy Moore Edward Boling, and Gold and Silver Arrow points for many. Denner stripes went to Dickie Seymour with Wayne Cates and Robert Bonner as assistant denners, and the flag ceremony was led by Mrs. Selena Seymour's den as the boys pledged allegiance.
The Navy said the submarine rescue ship Bluebird will be turned over to Turkey on August 15 at New London naval base. Two submarines now being refitted by the Navy are expected to go to Turkey soon under the mutual defense assistance program. The 1,280 ton Bluebird, built in 1946 and attached to the US Pacific fleet, will be renamed Kurtaran.
Born to day you have a good business head and sharp perception of people. You could excel in personnel work or retail selling and may become wealthy with prudent money sense. Your home will reflect refined taste and your emotions are strong yet discreet.
Reader poll shows varied views on hoarders and merchants sharing blame for shortages. Comments cite hoarders buying up and merchants hoarding or stocking for friends as worsening prices and limiting regular customers. Experts note both parties bear responsibility, with some favoring tighter merchant restraint to curb hoarding.
Justice of the Peace Manuel Diaz de Leon ruled Harold William Gaddis of Alba Texas died accidentally. Gaddis body was found Sunday in a tub of hot water at a Brownsville hotel.
Antonio Alberando of Buenos Aires abandoned a non-stop effort to swim 203 miles in the Parana and Plata river system after covering 178 miles in 60 hours.
Private detective Michael Shayne confronts a bar sting over Monet 26 cognac mislabeling. Captain Samuels’ murder pulls in Mary Hastings, gangsters Blackie and Lennie, and lawyer Guildford as Gentry pressures Shayne for the Hastings alibi. A tense, clues-soaked scene unfolds with logbook, clipping, and a fire escape exit underway.
An old advertisement touts Laveptik to relieve burning eyes from overwork dust or wind. It promises relief of soreness tiredness and itching and offers money back. Claims thousands praise it and lists druggists as outlets.
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