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The notice states the public is informed that the following text has been approved for publication by the The ens Globe board of censors including Izzard Paul Allingham N D Bartlett Mrs Bob Babb Grady Camp Mrs Garah Winter J P Black Lewis Nordyke and Charley Underwood for public disclosure.
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Theens-Globe Board of Censors
Wites Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D. Bartlett
Bob Babb
Grady Camp
Garah Winter
J. P. Black
Lewis Nordyke
Charley Underwood
Northwest Texas Hospital rates dispute stirs local press clash
A public dispute erupts among hospital board members Dr. Marsalis Dr. Owens reporter Cal Brumley and editor Wes Izzard over maternity rate disclosures. Buck Beringer shifted from withholding to providing new rates as legal questions and mandamus talk swirl at The News-Globe.
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Marsalis
Owens
Cal Brumley
Wes Izzard
Northwest Texas
Buck Beringer
Brumley
News-Globe
Mr. Izzard
Cal
Aps
Fred Post
Northwest Texas Hospital
Northwest Hospital
Board of Managers
Commissioners’ Court
Prairie dogs may curb sage brush spread in West Texas
The article notes sage brush and mesquite overgrowth threaten western ranchlands. It cites claims by Clifford Jones of Lubbock that mesquite once was scarce, possibly kept down by prairie dogs feeding on mesquite roots. Ranchers spend millions to control brush as prairie dogs may limit this weed buildup.
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Panhandle
Texas
Wright Armstrong
Clifford Jones
Lubbock
Mr. Jones
Gradual Warm-Up Forecast for Area
Walter Watts of the US Weather Bureau at English Field notes no major temperature shift is expected. Tuesday's high reached 91 with a 61 degree low, while Wednesday's forecast shows 93 for the afternoon and 63 at night, and Thursday's high near 92. Moisture remains high due to recent heavy rains and light winds.
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Walter Watts
US Weather Bureau
English Field
Watts
Resurfacing of West Tenth To Begin Within Week
City work on three blocks of West Tenth Avenue from Polk to Van Buren will start within about a week. City Manager N V Moss said the project will be done by Block Construction Company, which also expects to finish a Washington resurfacing project from Wolflin to Twenty Fourth within the same timeframe. All work is on a cost plus basis.
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West Tenth Avenue
N. V. Moss
Polk
van Buren
Block Construction Company
Washington
Wolflin
Twenty
Absentee Vote in Harris County Heading for New Peak
Absentee voting in Harris County is surging as Travis County ballots pass 800 and officials anticipate reaching the July 24 all time high of 2,501 ballots. County Clerk Emilie Limberg reported 803 ballots counted with hundreds more mail ballots outstanding.
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Harris County
Austin
U.P
Travis
Emilie Limberg
Houston Grocer Here for Visit
For many years manager of the American Optical Company in Amarillo, Mr. Super now a Houston grocer is here on a visit for the first time since he left a year ago.
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American Optical Company
Amarillo
Mr. Super
Houston
Market summaries show mixed stocks and grain signals
Merrill Lynch quotes and Amstelia bureau data outline a broad list of stocks with varied moves along with grain quotations from Chicago. Railroad utilities and major names appear with price marks and percent changes while Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets report higher hogs and uneven cattle activity.
Texas School Crisis Seen in Statewide Expansion Warning
Austin report cites a surge in births since 1941 and an expected enrollment of 1,660,000 by 1957. Charles H. Tennyson of the Texas State Teachers Association warns Texas must add 2,719 teachers by 1952 and 5,066 by 1957, potentially boosting spending by over ten million dollars at current salaries.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Charles H. Tennyson
Texas State Teachers Association
Tennyson
Rites Thursday for Owner of Houston Building Firm
Funeral services set for James Earl Hogue 41 owner of Hogue Construction Co who died in a Houston hospital. Native of Hot Springs Arkansas he started the firm at Edinburg and moved to Houston 14 years ago after serving as an Army Engineers captain in the last war.
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Houston
James Earl Hogue
Hogue Construction Co
Hot Springs
Ark
Hogue
Edinburg
Army Engineers
Cat drinks to cope with hunger in lab study
In a Chicago Northwestern lab, a cat trained to lift a box and respond to cues learned to take milk spiked with alcohol, enduring shocks to satisfy hunger. Dr. Moss presented the film to veterinarians, linking pet behavior to human neuroses and suggesting pets can aid healing and aid in detecting mental distress.
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San Francisco
Amercan
J. H. Masserman
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
American Veterinary Medical Society
Lloyd C. Moss
Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College
Kitty
Moss
United States
Market summary shows cattle and lambs with varied bids
Jack Armstrong reports slaughter steers and heifers 25 to 30 cents higher, cows up to 25 cents, bulls steady to 25 cents higher. Bulk prices show steers around 39 to 40.50 cents per pound, high butchers above 41.25. Good and choice heifers and yearlings 32 to 38, beef cows 21 to 25. Sheep slow with bids lower for lambs. spring lambs 28 and up. Financial fund liquidating at 1.8332 offering 2.01.
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Kansas City
USDA
Kansas
Veteran Amarrillo teacher Atwood reflects on career and impact
Mrs. Atwood describes a long Ama rillo teaching career dating back to World War I. She recalls guiding football squads with English drills and values ongoing personal growth through living lessons. She praises modern pupil questionnaires and notes wide social contacts from former students.
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Bob Howse
J. R. Corbitt
Chigger Enochs
Woodrow Dunaway
J. L. Carter
Rex Saunders
John Mann
Elmo Byrd
Richard Kile
M. T. Johnson
Charley Gill
Clyde Clark
Bill Andrews
Harold Harlow
Dub Wooten
Sandie
Colorado
Houston Worker Crushed to Death by Sheet Metal
Funeral arrangements were pending for William S. Brumelow a 25 year old dracline oiler killed while working on a Hughes Tool Company storm sewer project in Houston He was crushed when four sheets weighing almost a ton were swung against him pinning him to a pile of sheet metal He died on arrival at a city hospital.
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Houston
U.P
William S. Brumelow
Dracline Oiler
Hughes Tool Company
Brumhelow
Ragline
August Building Permits Rise to $480,287
August permits total $480,287 with $360,091 remaining for Amarillo College project. City officials say college plans have waited in the city engineer's office since Saturday and are ready for permit issuance once the contractor signs. The two story college building would bring August permits to $840,287.
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Amarillo College
Educational Parley Aids Small School Supervision
Morris H. Jones deputy superintendent of public instruction from Amarillo attends Texas conference on supervision for small schools at Southwest Texas State College San Marcos.
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Educational Parley
Morris H. Jones
Amarillo
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Armament Mechanic James L. Hearn Arrives in Japan
James L. Hearn, son of Mrs. C R. Hearn of 907 Grand, has arrived in Japan and is assigned to an Air Force base at Itami as an armament mechanic. He enlisted January 19 at Fort Bliss, is a native of Amarillo, and arrived in Yokohama July 11.
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C R. Hearn
Japan
Itami
Hearn
Amarillo
Fort Bliss
Yokohama
Barron Divorce Nullification Suit Filed in Amarillo Court
Edna Barron seeks to void the divorce from Robert Louis Barron filed in 47th District Court through attorney Riley Strickland. Barron, injured in a recent car crash in Colorado Springs, plans to live in Birmingham. Cleta Linda Holland, Amarillo music teacher and Barron’s new wife, is named as co defendant.
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Robert Louis Barron
Edna Barron
47Th District Court
Colorado Springs
Birmingham
Ala
Amarillo Airliners Move Cars for Region and Oil Focus
Amarillo handles about 75,000 air passengers yearly as airlines in the Panhandle area serve five states and provide transportation facilities. The report details airline activity in Amarillo, plus a Panhandle oil and gas industry note. A curious line notes birds have a normal body temperature between 104 and 108 degrees.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
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