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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1950

Page

2

Smiths and mischief in a mixed city tale

In Brooklyn skaters face attacks with staples and ball bearings, while Fort Worth sees vegetables tossed and pop bottles. in Mexico City a knife injures a girl skater. Mr Adams cites a million and a half Smiths in the United States excluding name changes and endorses H Allen Smith’s People Named Smith.

Brooklyn Fort Worth Mexico City Mr. Adams United States Smith H. Allen Smith

Local Names Appear In Fragmentary Notice

Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Grady Camp Mrs. Sarah Babs Lewis Allingham and Joe Hess with Charley Under in a local notice, no clear action or date given. Further readable context not available to determine purpose or outcome of the notice.

Lzward Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Babs Lewis Allingham WM. Morter Kot Joe Hess Charley Under

Oldest phrase joke about money and marriage quarrel

A vintage q&a style cartoon line presents a husband complaining his wife is unreasonable and tight with money. The punchline flips when a listener asks when he met another woman, highlighting domestic dispute humor from earlier eras.

Amarillo letters mix gossip and pet prices

Readable bits show Panhandle plan talk from Amarillo and a Weimaraner puppies listing from 460 and up. A long letter from Mrs Parker complains about late night News-Globe staff noise near their building. The text also shares humorous anecdotes and thanks for Boston cream pie gifts.

Letter touts cigarette cure amid roller derby chaos

A letter cites mixed results for a cigarette paper hay fever treatment with several readers reporting relief and one case of ongoing itching. The column notes fan violence in roller derby with a woman throwing a baby at a skater in Columbus, the baby unharmed, mother fainting, and the scene prompting Cedric Adams’ remark about unlikely remedies.

Tack W. F. Turner McMasters Richard Rogers Route 3 Pat VanBibber van Buren Jimmy Pollard Jackson Washington Street Farr Food Store R. R. Davis Lamar Curtis Bell Pannin Cedric Adams Columbus Ian Chicago

Prominent Man's Death Leaves Heir Riches Split Behind

A reader story laments a wealthy father's death leaving nearly all his fortune to one of five children, sparking rifts as the others stay silent. The note asks why money causes such misery and urges reconciliation.

A _ Daily Reader

Family Feuds Over Estates Lift Bitter Feelings

The passage argues favored treatment in wills fuels strife among relatives, especially when an estate causes conflict after a mother dies. It notes that disputes among daughters over personal belongings intensify tensions and often lead to harsh words.

Washington notes spark Spain loan uses debate

A Washington wire argues the 100 million dollar loan to Spain will fund goods and materials to revive Spanish industry rather than military needs. It critiques U S policy while claiming building guns could put men to work and touches on Spain's WWI role. The piece also cites New York tourism data and comments on Lewis Nordyke's restlessness at The News-Globe.

Washington Spain

Plane pilot fined for drunken flight over Lovington

B F Parker pleaded guilty to piloting a plane while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars. Police Chief R W Hill said Parker was arrested after he buzzed Lovington at 200 feet.

Lovington

Fish stakes race draws protest on boardwalk setup

ASBURY PARK New Jersey Aug 17 Mrs William Guilliam head of Monmouth County SPCA seeks court ban on a new gold fish racing game on the boardwalk. Transparent water tubes hold live gold fish while plastic jowled fishes pop up to start the race. The designer defends it as natural swimming with tired fish placed in a rest tank.

Asbury Park William Guilliam Guilliam Monmouth County The Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Herman D. Post

Your Horoscope Stella Thurssday August 17

Born to day you have a keen mind yet lack aggressive traits to rise early. In a competitive world you must act, not wait for miracles. You favor music and may pursue it as an avocation while excelling at social handling and empathy. Build energy into action and relax at intervals to endure.

Leo VIRGO LIBRA Scorpio Sagittarius i Capricorn Aquarius Pisces ARIES Taurus Gemini United Features Syndicate, Inc United Feature Syndicate, Inc

CIO Plans National Daily for Oil Workers Union

Delegates at the CIO Oil Workers International Union convention in Long Beach approve a resolution urging the national CIO to establish a national daily publication. The proposal envisions a paper owned and operated by the CIO with branches in major cities.

Long Beach Cal CIO CIO Oil Workers International Union

Internment Reported in Bulgarian Area of Macedonia

Belgrade dispatch from Tanjug says about 500 families were interned in the Bulgarian area of Macedonia during the first 10 days of August. The agency gave no reason for the internment, but said it disclosed the Bulgarian government's attitude toward the Macedonian people and their national liberty.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Tanjug Macedonia

Italian Boy Carlo Diani Tops Thrills In America

Carlo Diani, 16, of Boys Republic of Italy, tours the United States with Monsignor Carroll-Abbing. He shakes hands with Vice President Barkley and rides a horse in the West, recalling rough times back home after bombing and loss of his father and brother.

Harman W. Nichols Washington W.P Boys Republic of Italy Boys Town Nebraska America Carlo Diani Alben W. Barkley Wild West Barkley Carlo Joe Jordan Republic of Tal Inc John Patrick Carroll-Abbing Boys’ Republic Edward J. Flanagan Neb Husky Carlie Diani Father Carroll- Abbing

Books? He Has ’Em Parkersburg Man Collects Volumes

William Lilly of Parkersburg owns about 100000 books and has more than twice that number in the Parkersburg Carnegie Library. A public school education ending at sixth reader, he has spent over 25 years in the secondhand book trade.

Parkersburg Wva William Lilly Carnegie Library Lilly

Deserter Claims North Koreans Cannot Win

A veteran Red lieutenant who deserted and surrendered to the Americans says the North Koreans can't win. He reports his Sixth Division suffered heavy casualties around Chinju, with the 13th and 15th regiments at 50 percent and the 14th at 80 percent, as four tanks and self-propelled pieces were knocked out. He hid for days before accepting a UN surrender leaflet and surrendering, saying he was tired of war.

Tokyo MacArthur Chinju Red China United Nations

Parrot Confounds Police at Dowager Queen Mary’s Home

In London police captured an intruder in Dowager Queen Mary’s grounds last night. A gardener was bitten during the commotion. The suspect spoke not a word. officials later revealed the intruder was a red and green Australian Galah parrot. Police seek the bird’s owner.

London Dowager Queen Mary

Council pretties up Boston State House furnishings

The governor's executive council has the only tiled shower bath in the Massachusetts State House and the fanciest furniture. The most recently installed furniture, valued at 600 dollars, includes beige, forest green and maroon club chairs, a divan, and a love seat.

Boston Governor's Executive Council Massachusetts State House

Friday Horoscope and Irish Hide Improvement Society Note

Friday's horoscope offers sun sign guidance with Aries through Pisces interpretations and weekend tips. The item closes with a note about Dublin's Irish Hide Improvement Society holding a national hide flaying contest won by M. Cleary of Offlay who received a $400 prize for improving Irish hides.

Eire

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