Tack delays writing as he recovers from cyst removal
Tack is home and achy after a minor bladder cystectomy performed in Kansas City following a trip to Atchison to finalize the Globe sale. The tissue report is benign, with good results from exploratory work, and he plans to return to Atchison to finish the business deal and be back in the office by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Atchison, Kan
Atchison Globe
Paul Allingham
al Bennett
Atchison
Kansas City
Local Help Wanted and Free items from neighborhood listings
A mix of requests and notices includes free items such as a high chair and gate, dirt from a cellar haul possible at 2803 Canyon Road, and a tricycle found by a three year old’s parents. Lost items include a three wheeled trike and a baseball glove. Services offered include custodial work and sewing or alterations. Child care options include babysitting and home care, with varying pay and contact numbers. Dogs and a cocker puppy are also offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
A. R. Granberg
Crockett
Tom Wingate
Julian
John Parr
Monroe
Madison
Canyon Road
Pleasant Vallely Field
Gary
Shorty” Johnson
Route 3
Northwest Forty- First
Bermuda's Easter Lily Trade Through the Ages
Bermuda's oldest industry is the cultivation and export of Easter lilies. The floriculture sector centers on the careful growing and regional shipment of these famed blooms, sustaining jobs and the island's agricultural identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Amarillo Music Star Lynn Lauder Returns from Europe
Lynn Lauder, daughter of Mabel and the late Howard F. Lauder, is returning to Amarillo after a year and a half in Florence, Italy, where she studied music. Her brother Robert awaits her in St Louis before she and her mother travel on to Amarillo for August, as Podolsky urges a New York move to advance her rising career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Lauder
Europe
Florence
Italy
St. Louis
Robert Lauder
Mabel Lauder
Jefferson
Howard F
Amarillo
Lynn Jesson
Lynn
Podolsky
Leo Podolsky
Chicago
Sherwood School of Music
Sherwood
Villa Schifanoia
Robert
Washington University
Air Mail
Institute Pius XII
Byron C. Taylor
White House
Mr. Podolsky
Salzburg
Vienna
Germany
Hitler
Oberammergau
Rome
Capri
Naples
New York
Calves Stampede Through El Paso
An impromptu rodeo in El Paso sent Brahma calves bolting from a railroad boxcar. Police and volunteer cowboys round up over half within minutes. A few calves crossed the International Bridge into Mexico as stampede ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
U.P
International Bridge
Mexico
Your Horoscope for August 13 and 14 Recaps
Daily astrology column notes Leo through Aquarius signs with advice on mood, health, finances, and relationships. It highlights leadership traits, cautious use of intuitive powers, and urges practical study of occult interests while predicting messages, dates, and potential surprises. The piece ends with Cancer guidance and a disclaimer from United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
VIRGO
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
United Feature Syn., Inc
Commissioners brief session acts on duties and bids
Potter County commissioners, led by Tom Bursey in Judge Gene Jordan's vacation absence, approved Betty Pendleton as deputy clerk of the Court of Domestic Relations. They allowed Borden Company use of Tri-State Fair Park for a August 22 picnic, rejected all bids for painting the poultry barn due to specification omissions, and noted the Icelandic Althing dates from 930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Tom Bursey
Gene Jordan
Betty Pendleton
Blanche Calhoun
Tri-State Fair Park
Attendee Reports Communist Meeting at Columbia University
In Hamilton Hall Room 2129 Columbia University hosts Herbert Aptheker speaking for two hours on democratic principles of Communism. The observer notes the crowd, asks if the party advocates violence, and details post meeting literature, recruitment patterns, and concerns over campus free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Norman
New York City
Marxist Society
Columbia University
Hamilton Hall
Herbert Aptheker
Masses
Mainstream
Lenin
Stalin
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Hilda Hessel
Germany
Communist Party
Truman
Peoples Democratic Republican Party
Speak
FBI
Russia
America
England
Department of Justice
Lovelace Baby Dies at Hospital
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Cal Lovelace of Canyon died this morning at 155 in St An sonae Hospital. The body was taken to Canyon for funeral services and burial under the direction of N B Griggs and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Lovelace
Canyon
St. Ansonae ¢ Hospital
N. 8. Griggs and Sons
Fire crews uncover postal mishap in alarm box
Spokane investigators report a mailings attempt where a person placed a letter and a postcard inside an alarm box as fire crews inspected the device. No injuries or fires resulted, and authorities caution about tampering with public safety equipment.
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Mutack
King Bolt
Injun Joe
Linda
Thiough
Love With
You
Me. Bolt
Tavish
North Woods
Clyde Roller
Margaret Turner
Sarnia
Ontario
Canada
Interlochen
Mich
Stella
Commission
Hearing Service
M. M. Smith
Adams
TPMT
McLaughlin Plumbing Ph
N.E
Reuben
Aest Deason
Dial
Lovelace
Spokane
The
Amarillo Retail Druggists Association
Atkinson Drug CO
Polk St
Berry's Prescription Shop
West 7Th St
Barfield
Cretney
Castleberry Drug CO
Phos
Dickson Drug Store
FOX Drug
Pierce Streets
Gholston Drug Store
Taylor
Hatcher
Herbert Drug Store
Amartha
Herring
Kirk Drug Store
West 36Th Ave
Maxor Drug
H and Y Drug
16Th St
Nelson Drug Store
Volle
Taylor's Pharmacy
West 15Th
Waller
Lewis Drug and Jewelry
River Road
Prescription Laboratory
Polk Street
Ratliff Drug CO
N. E
Newton Drug
S & M Drug Store
North Fillmore
Seiwell Drug Store
N. Fillmore
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