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Notice to the public indicates publication use by Globe-News board of censors. Names listed include Wes Igzard Paul Allingham N Bartlett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Babb Lewia Nor cor Hess and Charley Under.
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Globe-News Board of Censors
Wes Igzard
Paul Allingham
N. Bartlett
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewia Norcor Fa Hess
Charley Under
Rattlesnakes and ranch life notes from an old Austin column
A fragmented Austin diary-style piece reports rattlesnake sightings and ranch work including five snake-related deaths this year, rodeo odds, and horses and cattle duties. It mentions a diet loss of seven pounds in five weeks, plus casual reflections on weather, wildlife, and daily ranch chores.
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Amer
Ibbie
Rattler
Fragments From a Rural Notebook and Cotton Bowl Bets
The column tangles humorous asides on body image and sports bets. Oklahoma fans bet on a Cotton Bowl victory over Texas then shift to local anecdotes about small towns, politics, and a newsprint shortage. It mentions figures like Justice Griffin and “Wet Check” McQuiddy, plus travel to Pewell River and a joke about Will Rogers.
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Oklahoma
Powell River Paper Company Mill Invite Promises Opportunity
An invitation from the Powell River Paper Company mill operators in British Columbia could yield productive outcomes. The speaker expresses openness to travel and a willingness to engage more broadly than many others.
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British Columbia
Powell River Paper Company
Office moves hint at continued staff changes
Don Harrington has been ordered away from his office and says he may accompany me. The note mentions easing tedium and a possible move with Ted Houghton. Houghton has postponed his vacation until September.
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Don Harrington
Ted Houghton
Why Women Carry More Back Pain Than Men
A clipping argues that women suffer greater back pain due to higher lordosis and a forward spinal curve. It notes the female spine buckles forward more than the male’s, with unclear causes and no compensation by nature. Childbearing adds abdominal weight, increasing spinal strain.
Back and bearing down sore back burden tale
A terse, old fashioned note on back pain and the burden it places on wives. The speaker urges that nothing is more perplexing than a persistent sore back, warning readers about the struggle described as a husband’s or wife’s burden.
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Tack
Pipes for General MacArthur Inspire Letter to Army Leader
Reporter fulfills a five year wish by delivering six Missouri corncob pipes to General Douglas MacArthur. The shells include a note that the General will not grant an interview, but he thanks the sender in a brief reply. The scene recalls the 1945 Manila drive quote and a prior press encounter.
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Toyko
W.P
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Manila
IM5
Boonville
America
New York
Missouri
General Headquarters
Joke Larceny Is Flourishing
Hollywood humorist says joke stealing among comics is escalating. Larry Storch and others urge laws to ban pencils and papers in clubs and to frisk entrants. They note fresh TV fame spreads borrowed lines as old pros lose access to new material.
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Virginia MacPherson
Hollywood W.P
Larry Storch
Storch
Push-Button World Better and Better
Frederick C. Othman surveys postwar gadgets from self lathering cans to pressurized shampoos and nylon fur coats. He notes wax sprays, cigarette lighters with gas tanks, and a Chicago city fleet using propane buses as they roast a mix of tech quirks and future fears.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
San
United Features
Troning Requested for Home Service
A reader offers to have troning performed in a residence and provides a contact phone number 3 5619 for follow up.
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Tack
Degrees for 315 at TCU Commencement
Fort Worth Texas. Texas Christian University will confer 315 degrees at summer commencement next Monday the registrar's office announced today. The class includes 108 candidates for master's degrees the largest number of such degrees ever conferred by TCU. Added to the 584 degrees conferred in June next week's class will bring TCU's total of 1950 graduates to the largest in history.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
TCU
Old-Timers Scribble It Down Then the Big Stampede
Comedians recount rushed notes in clubs as punchlines race to be first. Storch warns of act copying and the scramble to attract audiences. He recalls a booking where a rival mirrored his routine and cites Miami examples of nearby jokers telling the same jokes.
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Will Rogers
Storch
Miami
Amarillo grape grower sought for extra fruit sale
A reader in Amarillo requests a local grower with a grape vine yard who will have extra grapes to sell for fresh eating. The writer is disabled with arthritis and notes fresh seasonal fruit brings relief. Contact by calling 35418 after 6 PM.
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Amarillo
Local Painter Seeks Big Job and Caretaker Work
A person offering paperhanging and painting services seeks large decorating projects in homes both new and old. They do taping and painting and express interest in running tourist courts and serving as caretakers. Contact via phone 3-4708 or Poe.
Trade offer for stamp books from Gunn Brothers
A reader offers two Gunn Bros stamp books in exchange for two S H stamps. Call 2-6073.
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Gunn Bros
S&h
Gentleman seeks partner for dancing and companionship
A 40 year old man writes to The Globe’s Dear Mr. Tack column seeking a female partner who enjoys dancing and a friendly, considerate, cheerful lifestyle. He hopes to meet someone who values living and letting live and making friends.
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Mr. Tack
Lost reddish brown coin purse downtown August
HILDA LANNING reports a lost leather coin purse on Saturday August 12 downtown. The purse contained about ten dollars and no identification. She recalls paying at Kress's fountain and later at Anthony's, and asks for return via phone numbers 2-4349 or 2-2224.
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Kress
Anthony
Hilda Lanning
West Ninth
Lost hound near Sancy Helium Plant in Canyon Texas
Mr and Mrs Craddock seek their missing hound last seen Friday evening August 4 between Sancy Helium Plant and Taylor's store on a country road near Canyon. They offer a five dollar reward and request help returning the pet.
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Sancy Helium Plant
Taylor's
Canyon
C. C. Craddock
Route 1
Box
Amarillo
Tex
Housekeeper Wanted for Family with Children
Mrs. Chas. O. Steele seeks a housekeeper who likes children. Offers wages plus furnished room and board. Visit 826 Louisiana before 11 AM for details.
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Tack
Louisiana
Chas. O. Steele
Pruning Saw on 10-Foot Pole Lost in South Amarillo
Reward offered for locating a pruning saw on a 10 foot pole lost off a truck in South Amarillo. Contact H. K. Tate at 511 West Ninth, phone 2 1634.
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Mr. Tack
South Amarillo
H. K. Tate
West Ninth
Working mother offers home for child care in San Jacinto
A reader advertises an ideal home in San Jacinto for leaving children, promising good care and a large yard to play in. Contact phone number 3-2446.
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San Jacinto
Found Leather Key Holder With Keys In Your Pocket
A leather key holder containing car and house keys was found and turned in. Police request the owner to describe the items and provide proof of ownership to reclaim.
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Tack
Machine quilting services and patterns offered by reader
A reader advertises machine quilting services claiming quilts last about twelve years and launder better than hand quilted pieces. They also offer baby quilts patterns and bed spreads and invite calls at 8147 or visits at 1903 West Seventh.
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West Seventh
Youth bed for trade for chest of drawers or closet
A reader offers a youth size bed for trade for a chest of drawers or clothes closet. He will also sell cheap and asks to be contacted at 30664.
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Tack
Childcare offered at home with laundry and ironing
Two children will be cared for at my home. I will also wash and iron their clothes. For details please call 3-8059.
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Tack
Missing Black and White Terrier Named
Neighbor reports a small black and white terrier missing. The dog answers to a name that is not fully provided in the message. If found, please contact local authorities with any distinguishing features or details you know about the dog and its home.
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Tack
Affordable four room rental sought in Friendly City
A family with two seeks a three or four room unfurnished house or apartment to rent in the Friendly City. Willing to discuss terms and location availability with potential landlords.
Housing request near Veterans Hospital in Amarillo
A letter from a Christian family at the Veterans Hospital requests a near by housing solution in Amarillo for Jim Glover aged 1 and 3. They state no alcohol or pets and that they are permanently based in the city. They seek placement details addressed to Jim Glover in care of the Veterans Hospital.
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Veterans’ Hospital
Amarillo
Jim Glover
Veterans Hospital
Wallet lost near Aug 7 7 45 PM with papers inside
L F Hoarel reports a wallet lost Thursday night around 7 45 PM containing papers. Contact 72 6501 to recover.
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L. F. Hoarel
Lost Spitz Dog With Brown Spots In Dallas Area
Susan, a 3 year old, asks for help finding her white Spitz with brown spots and long hair. They brought him back from Dallas on Saturday night August 12, and by Tuesday morning he was missing.
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Tack
Susan
Dallas
Spitz
Lost dog Little Dog last seen near Lipscomb
Susan Bridgwater asks help locating her dog Little Dog who often lifts one back leg and is missing from 3608 Lipscomb. Contact 5560 with any sightings or information.
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Little Dog
Lipscomb
Susan Bridgwater
Willing to Provide Home Foster Care for a Child
Mrs Holland seeks a family to keep a child in her home preferably a baby but open to an older child. Interested parties should call 3-1575 after 2:30 PM.
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Holland
Care for motherless child offers by local couple
A husband and wife seeking to adopt or foster a motherless child express willingness to treat the child as family. They state sobriety, proximity to church and school, and provide light housekeeping, linens, bedding, and cooking vessels. Contact via phone 8147.
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