Notice to publish censor panel names in globe News board
A transcription of a notice lists panel or publication censorship names including Wes lzzard Paul Allingham Barclett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah ater Mrs Bob Babb Lewis WNor dyke Joe Hesse and Charley Under.
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globe-News Board of Censors
Wes Lzzard
Paul Allingham
Barclett
Grady Camp
Sarah Ater
Bob Babb
Lewis
Joe Hesse
Charley
Weather hints and rambling thoughts on war and Oak Ridge
Weather tapered off as predicted. Parker Prouty from Lubbock reported irrigation of cotton nearby. A caller sought a permit through Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and was told entry is impossible due to birth and lineage. The text pivots to reflections on atomic secrets, alien connections, and a long digression on history, war, and a quote about inevitability from James Russell Lowell.
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Parker Prouty
Lubbock
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Texas
France
National Guard
Coun
Walter Rogers in Canada party grip criticism fades
The piece notes Walter Rogers moving through crowds with energy, appearing alert and in good health. It contrasts perceptions of Americans as chums with traitor concerns, while remarking on nervous energy needed for brutal campaigns and the fatigue of multiple races.
Mrs Clark Looks Well and Earnest Laurels Await
Mrs Clark appears in good health as competition unfolds. The winner will deserve the praise and laurels for their hard earned success.
Women in Congress and foreign policy critique wartime themes
A speaker argues the US has erred under male leadership in Washington praising women’s potential in Congress. He cites past wars, German rearmament, aid to Russia, and distant crises as evidence of ongoing peril, urging changes in representation and more decisive action abroad. He emphasizes limits of US policing the globe and national vulnerability.
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Congress
Washington
Messy Political Fallout Sparks Debate Over Leadership
A heated exchange questions the handling by a male-led group and its impact on the public. Critics argue women’s involvement might have produced a different outcome, stirring discussion on governance and accountability.
Twain quote on race and civilization satire
A historical remark cites Mark Twain noting the paradoxical belief of white superiority. The quote highlights satire of racial arrogance and claims about civilization, reflecting Twain's critique of ethnocentrism.
Twain Remains Crabby Amid Philosophical Quips
A fragment reflecting Mark Twain's sharp wit, noting his view on the many disagreeable people who have passed on to a better world and suggesting they should have chosen a different life. The remark captures his characteristic irony about human folly and fate.
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Twain
Never Let Schooling Interfere With Education Quote
A quip attributed to a noted figure questions whether disagreeable people merit a better world, with the speaker asserting that schooling has never interrupted true learning. The line reflects the wit and self-assurance often found in public addresses.
Unemployment Claims at Year’s Low for Week Ended July 29
The labor department reported that unemployment insurance claims for the week ended July 29 were at the year’s lowest levels. A spokesman predicted the war effort will cut idle workers further. 170,666 workers filed first claims, the smallest for any comparable period since October 1948.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Unemployment Security
Labor
Maurice J. Tobin
Joan Crawford Recovers After Emergency Appendectomy
Hollywood star Joan Crawford is reported recovering from an emergency appendectomy performed at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital last night. The operation followed a sudden appendicitis diagnosis and officials say she is resting in good condition.
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Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Do you believe people were more honest in earlier days
Reader poll quotes from several local residents on honesty across eras. Adjuster C K Huenergardt says economic pressures push dishonesty. store owner Leo Southern argues honesty is unchanged but information about dishonesty is broader. Others note mixed changes, with politics more corrupt and gambling more hidden.
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C. K. Huenergardt
Milam
Leo Southern
van Buren
Slade Bassett
Tyler
F. C. Higgins
Barber
ED Unterkircher
Plan 25 Acts for Circus in Park
Twenty five acts are scheduled Friday night at the Jingling Brothers Bay Rum and Barley Circus grand finale of Amarillo parks Summer Playground Program. The show at 8:30 in Sam Houston Park features the Amarillo Community Band under Charles Riker with clowns tumblers folk dancers acrobats and novelty acts. Sponsoring the event is the Amarillo Park and Recreation Commission as part of the playground program. Several thousand spectators expected.
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Jingling Brothers
Bay-Rum and Barley Circus
Amarillo
Sam Houston Park
Charles Riker
Amarillo Park and Recreation
Women's suffrage gains by 1914 reach five nations
The article notes that by 1914 women could vote in Australia, Finland, New Zealand, Norway, and Sweden, marking a wave of reform across these nations. It highlights the expanding rights of women in politics and the varying timelines of suffrage adoption among these countries.
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Australia
Finland
New Zealand
Norway
Sweden
Ladies Night and Gusts of Buzzin Places at Gold Sox Field
Admits ladies upon payment of ten cent tax ticket tomorrow night as the Sockers return home to meet the Borger Gassers at Gold Sox Field. Tickets available in advance at Bob Seeds Sporting Goods. Harry Jennings and his band plan nightly entertainment at Old Tascola except Monday. Also includes a Girls of the Week feature, local names, and notes on a Central Labor Union celebration set for Ellwood Park with free lemonade and stands selling food.
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Gold Sox
Sockers
Borger Gassers
Bob Seeds Sporting Goods
Polk
Joe Steadham
Jerry Hollman
Texas Federation of Labor
Austin
Central Labor Union
Ellwood Park
So You Can Hear free brochure for deafened readers
Free offer from Beltone promotes a brochure titled So You Can Hear guiding hard of hearing to better life through sermons music companionship and business success. To receive a copy write name and address on a postcard to Beltone Dept. 40-A 1450 W 19th St Chicago Ill. Share with friends and Globe-News readers.
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Beltone
19Th St
Floods in Luzon leave hundreds homeless and ten dead
Manila reports ten dead and five thousand left homeless after floods swept through ten Luzon provinces over the past twelve days per the Philippines Red Cross.
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Manila
The
Philippines
Red Cross
Luzon
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