Southern Governors End Conference Back Plan for Southern Foundation
Southern governors meeting in Savannah endorse a jointly funded Southern Foundation to counter what they call unfounded anti South sentiment and misinformation. They condemn Truman civil rights policy, oppose federalizing state guards, press fair freight rates, and reject federal control of tidelands.
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Bavannah
Southern Governors Conference
Truman
Southern Foundation
South
South Carolina
J. Strom Thurmond
Dixie
Washington
Thurmond
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Pentagon
Beauford Jester
Texas
Tidelands
Carnival and Resource Control Debate Centered on Oil
The report notes discussions on potential nationalization of submerged tidelands oil and other natural resources for national defense. Governors vote to hire statistical staff to study railroad freight rates and seek fair classifications with carriers. Gov. William Tuck of Virginia is named conference chairman replacing Gov. Lane of Maryland. Contact directions and a notice from Mrs. Jones at 1814 North Hays follow.
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William Tuck
Virginia
William Preston Lane
Maryland
Help Wanted for East Side After School Helper
A READER seeks a schoolgirl in the Sanborn School district to assist with light housework after school and on Saturdays. No washing or ironing required. Must live on the east side of town. Call 3-3200 before 10 30 AM or after 2 PM.
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Sanborn
Tack
Wrappings on Sidewalk Outside White and Kirk's
A brief notice states wrappings on the sidewalk in front of White and Kirk's Thursday. The owner may be contacted by calling 3-2033. MRS. BEARD.
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White & Kirk
Mrs. Beard
Lost pearls between East Eighth and Polk Street
Mrs. Heathington reports a two strand pearl necklace lost Saturday night December 11 between 513 East Eighth and Polk Street or at the Paramount Theater. She requests return if found and asks for contact at 25806.
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Tack
East Eighth
Polk Street
Paramount Theater
B. W. Heathington
Back Bay Man Spent 1 444 On Feeding Boston Pigeons
Walter Eller of the Back Bay, 73, estimates over 18 years he spent 1444 dollars on daily feedings for pigeons in Boston, reflecting a long habit and personal toll in a quiet urban corner.
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Boston
Walter Eller
Back Bay
Fathers and Son Learn Side by Side at Baltimore Institute
At the Veterans Institute in Baltimore Donald Mussachio Sr and Jr study together as both pursue education. The son resumes high school work interrupted by World War II, while the father, a former Mount Vernon College student, continues his own schooling with plans for college thereafter.
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U.P
Veterans’ Institute
Donald Mussachio
Donald Mussachio, Jr
Mussachio
Mount Vernon College
Abbey Hotel
Veterans' Institute
Composite Group Will See Movie At December Meeting
The 468th Composite Group will meet at 8 o clock tomorrow night in Potter County Courthouse. The agenda includes a roundtable on recent directives about Reserve activities and a screening of the movie Operation Crossroads.
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Potter County
Tack Letters continues with home item ideas and a kitten appeal
A reader offers four Persian kittens for adoption and mentions their availability at 1713 Tyler. The note also references items like aprons, pajamas, and gowns with a contact phone number 2-3617.
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Tack
Tyler
Found eyeglasses near McMasters and North West First
A pair of bi focal spectacles in a yellow gold frame was found Saturday around 7 15 PM near McMasters at North West First. The owner can fetch them at 105 North Georgia after 5 PM, calling 2 7826 to claim. The finder is R D Ellerd.
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R. D. Ellerd
Lost child’s sweater found in Bivins addition
A small boy’s sweater was found in the Bivins addition and is awaiting owner pickup. Call 8868 to identify and reclaim the garment.
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Tack
Bivins Addition
Free 7 month old female collie listed for Christmas home
A 7 month old female collie is offered to a child who will provide a loving home. The dog is described as gentle with children and can be seen at 304 South Aldridge.
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Tack
South Aldridge
Reader seeks light hourly work or companion duties
A Reader at 723 North Roberts offers to sit with children or stay with a convalescent person and is available for light work by the hour. Contact phone 28194.
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North Roberts
Persian Kitten Seeks Good Home From Reader Notice
A playful Persian kitten needs a caring new home. Contact 2-8594 after 4 o clock. Reader notice.
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Tack
Lighter Left at Walgreen’s Seeks Return
Madge Crabb requests the finder of a Ronson cigarette lighter taken from Walgreen’s Thursday morning December 9 to call 7851 or leave it with the cashier. The lighter bears her name and was a gift from her son abroad.
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Tack
Will
Ronson
Walgreen’s
Madge Crabb
Babysitting by Mrs Sutton in Jackson area
Reliable experienced babysitter offers hourly or daily care by Mrs H H Sutton at 1410 Jackson. References available upon request.
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HE. H. Sutton
Jackson
Childcare ad indicates weekday care by hour or day
An advertisement offers weekday child care at 2825 Sanborn. Caller can keep children by the hour or by the day and provides phone contact 3 6 3 5 1.
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Tack
Sanborn
Keys and billfold lost at dance hall on North East Eighth
A person requests the return of a black purse and billfold found Saturday night December 4 at a dance hall on North East Eighth. The owner will pay a heavy reward for the keys and billfold, which contain $1.60 stamps and a box of angel pancake powder. Contact phone 2 9983. A reader also reports finding Christmas wrappings.
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North East Eighth
Silk scarf lost at Odessa game with reward offered
Mrs F R Barnes seeks return of a white silk scarf with aqua border and red roses lost on the east side among Amarillo fans at the Odessa football game. She offers a reward and provides contact numbers and address at 3911 Fountain. She is a 23 year old mother seeking housing and housework work.
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Tack
Odessa
Amarillo
MISS HILL SEEKS SHARED APARTMENT FOR WORKING GIRL
Woman seeks to share a furnished two room apartment with private bath. Prefers a single working girl around 26. Location near the city, on a bus line. Contact MISS HILL at 24325 weekdays 8 to 5 for ironing or housework jobs or shared living.
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Miss Hill
Slim Hartman and missus share quiet life lesson
Slim Hartman and his wife settled their differences after a five hour duck hunt left her wanting to go home. He reminded her of a past lecture she once sat through, and they agreed to enjoy separate tastes. They now stay home, share beer and chess, and live and let live.
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Slim
Missus
Woman reports lost hat and packages near Sixth and Polk
Near noon on December 10 a woman reported losing her hat and several packages at Sixth and Polk. She has recovered the hat and one package and requests a call at 9013. Mrs L E Mason, 3613 Line.
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L. E. Mason
Lost brown billfold in town December 6
In town December 6 a man misplaced a brown billfold with important papers. A liberal reward is offered. Call 36136. Clifford T. Turner, 2810 Rule.
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Tack
Clifford T. Turner
Seeking Companion to Share Home Tonight
A middle aged woman or working girl is sought to stay with the writer at night. The offer mentions a warm comfortable home and a desire for a good lady to share it. Contact is via phone 3 2134 or write MRS ROBERTS 2110 South Mirror.
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Tack
Mrs. Roberts
South Mirror
Maid Job Request from Clara Gilbreath
A colored girl seeks a maid position from 10 30 or 11 until 4 or 5 pm. She provides address 1406 North Washington and signs Clara Gilbreath. Also notes the loss of a brown billfold with green leaves around Thanksgiving.
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Billy Rose and the piano legend's late Carnegie debut
The article recalls Billy Rose praising a pianist described as the greatest since Teresa Carreno. It notes her 1946 Carnegie Hall debut drew a small audience due to a toothache, yet critic Jerome Bohm’s subsequent praise earned her a second appearance the next day.
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Blonde Lady Maryla Jonas Dazzles Packed MGM Night
A writer recalls a recent concert by Maryla Jonas, praised for a powerful performance and filled venue. He notes MGM style production and predicts winter touring, urging early ticket purchase. End of show call for Rubinstein added as tribute.
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