Notice of Censorship Board Publication Names
Notice to the public indicates the Globe News board of censors used a publication, listing Wes Izzard, Paul Allingham, N Bartlett, Grady Camp, Mrs Barah ter, Mm Bob Babb, Lewis Nor ae Hess and Chariey Under as members or participants in the process. The fragmentary text provides only partial names and roles.
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Globe News Board of Censors
Towit
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. Bartlett
Grady Camp
Barahter
Bob Babb
Lewis Norae Hess
Chariey
Reward for Lost Gold Omega Watch in Downtown District
A $25 reward is offered for returning a gold Omega wrist watch with a black band lost yesterday likely on downtown streets. The watch belongs to Mrs. James F. Rittenberry whose telephone number is 7347.
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Omega
James F. Rittenberry
Election Hopefuls Encouraged By Voters And Supporters
A broadcast-style note wishing luck to candidates Mr. Rogers and Mrs. Clark precedes the election. It salutes the courage of all who ran, noting many good people are defeated in contests and praising their willingness to compete.
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Rogers
Clark
Mrs Clark and neighbors eye upcoming fall races
The note describes Mrs Clark looking well and fit amid excitement, predicting a rough road ahead for her and Mr Rogers. It mentions Ben Guill as a strong competitor this fall and also references Washington, implying local contest stakes and expectations.
Mrs Clark Campaign Attracts Smear and Nuclear War Fears
A reader notes rumors that Mrs Clark is funded by government money but asserts she took unpaid leave and spent her own savings on the campaign. The writer predicts dire futures for Washington with Russia and nuclear war, and quips that Congress will remain in place until a nuclear disaster reshapes the capital.
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Amazillo
Tack
Washington
Russia
Capitol Dome
White Hotel
Congress
Pentagon
Congressional
Naval
Suburban Migration Grows Around Major U.S. Cities
In Washington and other large centers including New York Chicago and Detroit thousands move miles into suburbs as development expands 40 to 50 miles outward Officials and leaders protect their families yet officials in Washington face limited chances amid shifting housing and growth pressures in the era.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Panhandle letters reveal Sharp repartee on intelligence
A reader dispute in the Panhandle features Mrs Clark and Water Rogers as rivals with a cryptic line about the upcoming Saturday winner becoming the loser. The missive mentions Cash Ramsey of Clovis and Portales, Miss Nordyke, and banker Cash Skarda, with reactions from Ed Hoover of Canadian Texas and Attorney Mr Hoover debating logic and appeals to reason.
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Tack
Cash
Cash Ramsey, Sr
Clovis
Cash Ramsey
Portales
Cash Skarda
Citizens’ Bank
Nordyke
Morgan Jones, Sr
Ed Hoover
Tex
Mr. Hoover
Martest Panhandle People Quotation Sparks Debate
A narrator confesses confusion over complex quotes and disputed standards, defending Panhandle intelligence while critiquing rules set by others. He proposes a playful compromise, suggesting a fictional purchase at The Pair and billing The News-Globe to settle.
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the Panhandle
United States
News-Globe
Avoiding Lawyers and Their Fees
A speaker vents about costly legal fees and confusing lawyer language. He urges staying out of lawyers' path and hoping for luck, noting the burden on wallets when any attorney is involved.
Skunk Odor Mystery On Ranch Nightlap
A ranch visit ends with Princess the dog coated in skunk spray. After a morning walk she hides in a thicket, gets drenched in creek water, and endures a day of close companionship. By morning your nose adjusts and the odor seems gone.
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Princess
Item of interest from a dull man and a polecat odor
The narrator recalls leaving early, relatives, and a grandmother recovering from a failed attempt to fashion a seat from scissors. Princess and Tack face scrutiny and odor improves slowly. The piece recalls a father’s claim of finding items in people, ending with a farmer who can only remember shooting a squirrel decades ago.
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Princesa
Tack
Princess
Missouri Hills
Lucky Shot Remembered From Fifty Years Ago
The old Missourian recalled a fortunate shot from decades past, reflecting on the moment and its significance many years later.
Remarkable coincidence marks Aug election date
Mrs. Clark notes the election falls on August 26, a date that also marks the 30th anniversary of women obtaining the constitutional right to vote on par with men.
Doves Pop in Panhandle May Be Plentiful This Season
Reports from Hemphill and Hartley counties indicate a rise in dove numbers after a warm spell with some birds reportedly removed. Hartley County notes at least seventy percent gone and replaced by new arrivals. If no north blow before opening, doves should be plentiful. Last season in the upper Panhandle was a washout.
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Hemphill
Hartley County
Tack
Upper
Panhandle
Plainview Associate Justice Griffin Faces East West Critics
A plea urges support for Associate Justice Griffin of Plainview amid cross region opposition from East and South Texas groups. The speaker warns against a coordinated challenge and asks voters to back Griffin to prevent a perceived regional contest.
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Griffin
Plainview
East Texas
South Texas
Gainesville Man Charged in Death
Gainesville Aug 24 Yerbie Benton Carr 33 is charged with murder in the death of Fort Worth woman Anna Ruth Morgan 19. Carr is free on 5000 bail after waiving preliminary hearing and saying he fired as the couple walked toward his house following a threat. His brother Grady 39 was wounded critically.
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Gainesville
Yerbie Benton Carr
Fort Worth
Carr
Anna Ruth Morgan
Grady Carr
Cooke County
Mrs. Julia St. Clair resumes wheelbarrow trip to California
Mrs Julia Roka St Clair of Jacksonville Florida resumed her wheelbarrow journey to California after learning her seven year old son Adolphus was not seriously hurt in a traffic accident yesterday when he was struck by a truck east of Orange.
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Orange
Julia Roka St. Clair
Jacksonville
Fla
California
Adolphus
Amarillo Fire Department to gain 16 more men and two new stations
Amarillo plans a $258,590 fire department budget for next year to raise manpower to 115 and add two new stations in northeast and west Amarillo. Salaries total $307,610, with a $14,400 uniform allowance and $10,200 maintenance. Capital outlay includes $3,500 for signal upgrade and $3,000 for radio gear. no new trucks scheduled.
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Fire Department
Amarillo
Mainte Ce
Trade notice for Storklined baby bogey seeks books
Dear Mr. Tack offers a Storklined baby bogey in trade or sale for three Agape Bros stamps. Includes contact phone 289 and a brief reader notice from Agape Bros.
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Tack
Agape Bros. Stamps
Seeking licensed caregiver for young children in home
Notice from Clara offering to care for small children under four in her home for working families. Experienced with good references. Contact 3-9455 or visit 1410 Jackson to discuss care.
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Jackson
Clara
Nurse Seeks Elderly Care Work in Amarillo Note
Practical nurse offers services to care for elderly or work in a motherless home. Willing to travel and not seeking marriage. Also an excellent cook. Respond to Box 2263, Amarillo Texas or call 3 7558.
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Tack
Amarillo
Tex
Mack
Colored girl seeks day work in cafe or ironing role
A READER offers to work Monday Tuesday and Thursday and charges 75 cents an hour. She will take half day morning jobs or dishwasher work in a cafe and can do ironing at home or for a men's laundry. Phone 3-3536.
Colored girl seeks three days work afternoons
A reader requests a three day work arrangement in afternoons, offering housework or general duties. Contact 2 4996 in the evenings for arrangements.
Housework request offered for hire by Mrs Stone
A note from Mrs Stone offers hourly housework at 75 cents per hour. She provides a reference upon request and lists 818 C Louisiana as her address.
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Tack
Louisiana
Stone
Avon sales inquiry for Mrs Lane Butler
A request to contact an Avon cosmetic saleslady is made for a call at 111 North Florida to reach Mrs Lane Butler.
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Tack
Avon Cosmetic
North Florida
Lane Butler
Five Kittens Offered for Free by Mrs Alexander
Five kittens available free from Mrs Alexander. Three are long haired. Call 5297 or visit 842 Western to claim.
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Alexander
Shows His Dad's Prize Catches
Loyd Ray Morris four years old of Westerville Oklahoma boasts of two buffalo fish weighing 13 and 11 pounds. He poses with his father Thomas Morris and shows a photo as proof. The family visits relatives in Amarillo and Borger.
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Loyd Ray Morris
Amarillo
Loyd Ray
Thomas Morris
Westerville
Okla
Ralph Davidson
Pierce
Oklahoma
Morrises
G. H. Moore
Borger
Reader's Digest Promotes Real Love and Healing
A condensed promotion highlights love as vital medicine and self love as groundwork for loving others. It cites Howard Whitman and human relations experts applying love to heal minds and reform delinquents, urging readers to buy Reader's Digest for articles on lasting interest and real love.
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Reader’s Digest
Howard Whitman
Start Packing For Colleges In Amarillo Students head to Texas and beyond for fall
With autumn near, Amarillo students plan college attendance across the nation. Texas University attracts many locals including Teel Sullenberger and Nancy Farwell, while others head to Eastern, Western, and O.S. schools such as Yale, Arizona University, and Colorado College. Dates and exact enrollments reflect a broad distribution among universities and colleges including A&M, Washington and Lee, and Rice Institute.
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Amarillo
Texas University
AHS
Amarillo College
Teel Sullenberger
Nancy Farwell
Shirley Neely
Betty Burkhalter
Sidney Stinnett
Elaine Folley
Jerry Lesan
Elaine Nelson
Mary Ellen Ford
Karen Thatcher
Ben Wright
Frances Miller
Hylaine Yeager
Wales Madden
Robert Rudd
Nell Killough
Jimmy Forbus
Virginia Irwin
Garland Dean
Bill Gibson
Bill Franklin
Bobby Clayton
Lee Rehmeyer
Louise Irwin
Basil Walker
Kay Thomson
Rudy Bauman
Ifr
Bobby Bauman
Irving Nelson
Noah Davis
Grant Gross
Princeton
Gene Gately
James Garner
Harris Kimbrough
Jim Anthony
Yale
Ann Reeder
Jim Tidwell
Lee
Texas A&m
Truett Fields
Bill Meacham
Harland Collins
S. E. Ross
Lewis Jobe
Bobby Amason
Bill Gunderson
Washington and Lee University
Gene Klein, Jr
Claire Cusick
Denver University
Don Elliott
Wooster College
Ray Vahue
Colorado University
Beverly Byrd
Colorado College
Shelby Jersig
Gleeanna Richards
New Mexico University
Virginia Rogers
McMurry College
Barbara Husband
TCU
Jimmy Crafford
Katherine Eckle
Rice Institute
Texas Technological College
Marie Olivo
Pete Aboytes
Robert Hoare
George Farrell
Marvin Swink
Oklahoma University
Hunter
Nancy Puckett
Jack Rodgers
Oliver Barfield
Sam Attebury
Don Winn
Negro Groups Plan Political Rally at Elks Rest
Under sponsorship of the Lobo Club and the Negro Chamber of Commerce a political rally is set for 8:30 Friday night at the Elks Rest 1011 North West Third Candidates and their friends are invited Nelson Huff arranged the event
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Lobo Club
The
Negro Chamber of Commerce
Elks’ Rest
North West Third
Nelson Huff
Peru Faces Crop Woes From Water Shortage
Peru's cotton and sugar crops suffer due to irrigation water shortages. The shortage constrains farming, threatens yields, and highlights regional water management challenges affecting agriculture and local livelihoods.
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Peru
Third Victim Dies in Dallas Train Car Crash
A 19 month old boy named Gregory Lynn Kackley died yesterday, becoming the third victim of the train car collision that occurred last Friday. He had been riding in the back seat of the automobile driven by his great grandparents, Mr and Mrs Finner Walker.
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Dallas
Gregory Lynn Kackley
Finner Walker
Funeral services set for Joel Leverman Sr McAllen
Funeral services for Joel Leverman Sr a McAllen sports fan were to be held here today. Leverman died of a heart attack Tuesday night while watching a softball game in which four of his sons were playing.
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Leverman
Dynel fiber Named Dynel Reacts To Fire Water and Insects
A new synthetic staple fiber called dynel resists flame, is water and insect proof, and is made from acrylonitrile vinyl plastic, signaling a breakthrough in textile materials.
Dallas Official May OKay Raise
Dallas city official J. W. Monk will propose a telephone rate increase at the coming city council meeting. The suggestion follows new evidence of higher company expenses since Monk would not disclose the exact amount. The company had already secured a 22.95 percent hike on June 14 for the period to December 31, while it had sought 45.29 percent.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Northwest Texas Hospital
Southwestern Public Service Company
Jaycees
Amarillo
Dallas
City Public Utilities
J. W. Monk
Evia
Monk
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