Publication notice from Globe News censor board names
Public notice listing censors Wes Izzard Paul Allingharm D Bartlett Camp Mrs Garah Winter Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nor poteam Hess and Charley Under reads like a board roster for publication in the Globe News. The fragmented text names individuals connected to the censorship board.
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Globe- Ews Board of Censors
Towit
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingharm
D. Bartett
Camp
Garah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Norpoteam
Hess
Charley Under
Telephone company proposal sparks sharp editorial critique
A reader denounces the telephone company's plan as ridiculous, presumptuous, and preposterous, labeling it also stupid and silly in strong, concise terms reflecting local sentiment.
Big Bass Frenzy Reported At Possum Kingdom Lake
Dick Coon notes exceptional fishing at Possum Kingdom lake with bass on the move. A woman fishing from a dock hooked 15 fish in under an hour using worms, the smallest weighing over five pounds.
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Dick Coon
Possum Kingdom Lake
Horseshoe championship plans and colorful anecdotes
Arch Hurley promotes a New Mexico horseshoe club charging 2500 per entry promising a prime Rockies setting with a stream and lakes and bringing world champion Ted Allen to Sept 16. Isais, stars in films, chased by memories of old battles and wild tales mix with medical chatter and a gruff town portrait of aging cussedness, pain, and kidney stones.
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Arch Hurley
New Mexico
Rockies
Ted Allen
Boulder
Colo
Fernando Isais
Receipt for Herbert the bull ends in packing house after $345 sale
A letter notes Herbert the bull fetched $345 before being processed into bologna. It contrasts this with broader claims about government secrecy and the push for a large American Army. It cites profiteering and government surplus purchases, criticizing cost and scope of state action.
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Herbert
Government cost critique sparks proposal for contest
The speaker argues governments fail to control costs and efficiency, claiming private operation is cheaper. He cites Marvin Jones in Washington as knowing the score, and proposes a "Lazy Man's contest" with a follow up phone call or a meeting to discuss an arrangement that could be very interesting.
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Marvin Jones
Washington
Dove season opens Friday and Washington hints on personnel changes
The notes indicate the dove season starts Friday and that most doves remain. Inside Washington chatter suggests President Truman has decided to tell Acheson to depart, with Louis Johnson also affected.
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Washington
Truman
Acheson
Louis Johnson
Dear Tack reader letter on leg pain and regional baseball coverage
A reader responds to a previous column about leg pain sharing self treatment and personal anecdotes. The writer notes monthly pain relief by quick bed exits and toe raises and reveals a lighthearted confession about alcoholism. They express frustration at paper access for Southern Association news and propose focusing on the Southern League instead, naming local teams Sockers and regional leagues.
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Southern Association
Tri-State
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Reed seeks labor or caretaker work in town
Personal notice from Russell Goldquist at 800 Williams offering to do any labor or caretaking. states no drinking or children, available after 5 or 6 pm each weekday and all day Sunday.
Lost handbag at Pantex area with IDs and Keys
Mary N Lemmons and Mrs FE A Lemmons report a lost black kid handbag found near the kennels on Fast Tenth and near Walgreen's. Contents included ID cards two sets of Pantex Post Office keys and 397 S&H Green Stamps. A reward offered for return.
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Pantex Post Office
Mary N. Lemmons
FE. A. Lemmons
Walgreen's
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Job seeker offers cleaning and care work at 75c per hour
Jessie Mae Jackson of 100 Harrison seeks work in a cafe as a dishwashing helper or in general housekeeping and babysitting. Available for day work at 75 cents an hour or an eight hour shift for 25 dollars per week.
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Tack
Jessie Mae Jackson
Harrison
Childcare and ironing services offered by Mrs J D G
A notice advertising in home childcare for a working mother at seven dollars weekly and hourly babysitting at thirty five cents plus ironing services at fifty cents per hour. Address listed as 509 North Taylor rear.
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North Taylor
Nighttime Visitor Threatens Children At Juanita Reeves Address
A chilling note from Juanita Reeves of 405 Monroe warns of visiting homes to frighten or abduct children at night or day. Police urge residents to report any suspicious activity and secure entryways.
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Tack
Juanita Reeves
Monroe
Household sewing and mending wanted at home Ward
Mrs Ward seeks in home washing ironing and sewing tasks at 1003 Lincoln rear. She offers crochet work for sale and invites calls to 3972 for arranging affordable services and duties.
Ironing Wanted by Mrs Shockley for 35 Cents Hour
Would like ironing to do at 35 cents an hour. Call 2-2270. Mrs J A Shockley resides at 816 Dallas.
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J. A. Shockley
Dallas
Yard work and repair by John Terry
Experienced handyman offers fence building roof painting and general yard work. Available for repairs and maintenance. Call 3 9680 to reach John Terry for estimates and service.
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Tack
John Terry
Lost Shoe and Purse. Reader’s Reward Notice
A reader reports a missing new black kid pump size 7 1/4 with caban heel and two small toe buttons, plus a black purse. Lost Monday afternoon August 21. Reward offered. Call 2 7712.
Practical nursing or infant home care wanted by Dill
Lema C Dill seeks practical nursing or in home infant care work and offers references. Call 3 6374.
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Lema C. Dill
Widow seeks warehouse job with typing and clerk skills
A young widow with four children seeks employment in a stock room or warehouse, open to most work. She can type and has substantial clerical experience, and is not afraid of hard work.
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W. H. Wyatt
East Ninth
Texans Strut Pah Heritage of Blood and Grace
A compact patriotic verse extols Texans who faced danger and sacrifice on Lone Star soil. It honors those who bled for liberty, urging recognition of their heritage and the living obligation to respect their memory.
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Sopia
Free black dirt offered for yard cleanup
I have been bedridden for two years. My lawn needs good black dirt and I hope someone can give some away. If possible drop it at 708 North Buchanan for my grandson to spread. Phone 2 3334. Mrs Lillie Hayes.
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North Buchanan
Home Child Care Offer Near North Buchanan
Person seeks to care for a child aged four to six at home offering supervision for eight fifty per week. Contact by phone at 2-1889 or visit 308 North Buchanan for details.
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Tack
Buchanan
Yard work and hauling services offered by A Fader
A FADER advertises yard work hauling and window washing with satisfaction guaranteed. Located at 311 West 13th Rear, the notice invites contractor work and general yard maintenance.
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A . Fader
West 13Th
Lost red cocker spaniel named Mike in quiet search
A red dish-blonde male cocker spaniel named Mike went missing from home late Sunday evening. He is not large in size. If found, please call 6557.
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Tack
Mike
Will Do Ironing At Home With Guaranteed Work
A home ironing service offers in house ironing with guaranteed work and provides a contact phone number 23701 for inquiries.
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Tack
Child care and furniture trade offer in classifieds
Would like to keep one or two children by day or week. Call 2-9341 or visit 1118 Johnson. Also offering to trade a lightly used air conditioner for a bedroom suite or bed with springs and mattress and dresser. Call 2 7040.
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Johnson
Offers dogs for adoption from Mrs Tom Tosh
Two dogs available for adoption to a buyer who will provide a good home. Call 3-9172 to arrange details with Mrs Tom Tosh.
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Tom 'Tosh
Domestic Help Offered by Mrs John Gladney
A notice from Mrs John Gladney of 533 Fairview offers domestic help duties including cleaning washing and babysitting. Call 8814 for arrangements.
Seeks maid work dear tack wants early hours
A terse help-wanted note from Ora C. Taylor seeks maid work available early. She states she will not cook and prefers hotel, tourist court, or private home duties. Contact via phone number 3-0049.
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Ora C. Taylor
Keeps Children Caretaker Seeks Home Jobs
Mrs. Lawan Scott offers to care for children at her home and do ironing for seven dollars per week. Contact her at phone 39017 or at 3812 North East Twenty-third.
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Lawan Scott
North East
Duck Dinner Is Abducted In Storm Report
Mrs L L Broaddus of 1924 Buchanan reports one of her five ducks missing after a night of heavy electrical storms. She kept three ducks and two drakes in a fenced yard and searched everywhere, finding no trace of the White Indian Runner pair or the missing duck.
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Net
L. L. Broaddus
Buchanan
Church Women Meet At San Jacinto Methodist Church
The Amarillo Council of Church Women assembles tomorrow with a 10 am business session at San Jacinto Methodist Church. A noon covered dish luncheon invites salads or desserts. Chaplain Morris A. Lively of Veterans Hospital will speak at 1 pm.
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Amarillo
School Opens Bucharest Harvester-Operator Training
COMBINE SCHOOL OPENS BUCHAREST Romania has opened its first training school for harvester combine operators attended by 200 farm workers. Tractor teams are being formed with each member pledging to till 1 250 acres with his tractor during the current agricultural campaign.
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Romania
Cat and sheep rescue ban in Glamorgan Wales
A new ban in Glamorgan, Wales prohibits cat and sheep rescues. The move affects animal welfare groups operating in the region and aims to regulate rescue activities amidst local concerns.
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Firengsn
Glamorgan
Wales
How to Handle Pushy Salesmen Says Everyday Folks
Daily readers share practical tactics to end unwanted sales pitches. W H Wyatt and R W Ferguson favor polite refusal, while others advocate quick direct denial or walking away. Some advise closing doors or staying firm despite persistence.
Funeral Held For Mrs Diaz 45 in Amarillo
Last rites for Mrs Manuela C Diaz were at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church with Father Anthony Rodriguez officiating. Burial followed in Liano Cemetery under N S Griggs & Sons. She died Sunday in Wyatt Clinic at 45, survived by her husband and two sisters in Amarillo.
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Anthony Rodriguez
Liano Cemetery
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B. E. Diaz
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Victorina Cervantes
Benito Diaz
Amarillo
Ancient Steamers Bow to Progress on Pittsburgh Rivers
The Dravo Corp in Pittsburgh begins building five diesel powered towboats for the Monongahela and Ohio Rivers. Using sectional pre fabrication, twin engine diesels with Kort Nozzles and reversing gears improve maneuverability. Each boat includes radar for fog, marking a shift from sternwheelers last built in 1941.
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Monongahela
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Army Engineers Corps
Kabul to gain power from Sarobi project soon
Kabul Afghanistan prepares to receive abundant electricity from the Sarobi project as its new power facility comes online, signaling a major boost for the city’s energy supply and regional connectivity.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Cufflinks For Pakistan From Czechoslovak Factory
A factory in Czechoslovakia produces cufflinks and collar buttons aimed at the Pakistan market. Each piece features a miniature portrait of Pakistan's late governor general, Mahomed Ali Jinnah.
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Pakistan
Ceske Budejovice
Czechoslovakia
Mahomed Ali Jinnah
Graziani Freed From Prison
Former Marshal Rodolfo Graziani, once Mussolini's would be successor and viceroy, was freed from a 19 yearterm as traitor and Nazi collaborator. His sentence was reduced to provide amnesty and time already served in American custody. He remained unrepentant and stated he would act the same in similar circumstances if faced again.
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Rome
Rodolfo Graziani
Mussolini
Graziani
Thief Forgets His Bicycle in West Side Robbery
Chicago police report three youths stole $27 from James Christ’s west side grocery store. They fled in pursuit, but one robber forgot to jump on his bicycle. The bike, valued higher than the cash, remained behind as the trio escaped.
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Chicago
James Christ
West Side
Christ
Earlscourt Boarding House Loses Longtime Star Boarder
Paul Marmette, aged 92 and British Columbia's oldest railway pensioner, has left Earlscourt after 55 years at the Vancouver boarding house. He will be cared for in a nursing home.
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Vancouver
Earlscourt
Paul Marmette
British Columbia
Indian Air Force celebrates 17th anniversary
The Indian Air Force, the country’s youngest fighting service, marked its 17th anniversary with ceremonies and tributes to its personnel. The event highlighted milestones in development and operations since its inception.
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Indian Air Force
Courthouse Records and Domestic Relations Briefs
Deeds filed for multiple properties across Wolflin Park San Jacinto Heights and Mary Gould Acres plus related court actions. Domestic relations includes several divorce petitions and a batch of marriage licenses listing names and couples.
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Ralph D. Lemons
T. J. Clauson
Old Town
Cc. G. Whitfield
Frank T. Crews
Mary Gould
Holland
W. W. Nicholson
Hal M. Sullenberger
Wolflin Park
Louise McLeod
Frank M. Matthews
San Jacinto Heights
Homer Enton Et
Dr. J. R. Lemmon
Willie Pearl Davis
M. T. Johnson
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J. L. Summers
Roberts Place
R. L Struble
A. J. Smith
May Bohan
John Dees
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Mina Ruth Collins
Margaret Janette Palmer
James A. Palmer
Phoebe Jane Madison
Farnie R. Madison
Lois Mayberry
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Lloyd Silvers
Etta Louise Kennedy
Donald Kennedy
Louise Eagleston
Ivan Eagleston
Myrtie Haggerton
Charles Hagegerton
Jimmy Earl Bailey
Ernestine Williamson
Jerry Wayne Williams
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Edward Clement Cheadle
Mise
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Gary Obed Clark
Melba Louise Johnson
William George Hankinson
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Robert Lee Burnett
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Jack Cooke Hazlewood
Mary Elizabeth Archer
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