Public notice of censorship board names list
Notice to the public lists members of a censorship board including Izzard Pau Allingham Bart Lett Mrs Bob Babb Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter J P Black Lewis Nordyke and Chariey Underwood. The document lettered by The N lobe board of censors indicates action taken.
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N Lobe Board of Censors
Izzard Pau
Allingham
D Bartlett
Bob Babb
Grady
Sarah Winter
J P Black Lewis Nordyke
Chariey Underwood
Christmas Sickness, Love, and Lone Tail Dogs in 1836 Texas
A chatty column notes flu patterns around holidays and new pills, then shifts to social trends among young women and old dog tales. It recounts a tale of a half tailed pointer and scent hunting lore, plus a Christmas razor theft at The News Globe office. It closes with Texas history: in 1836 Texas organized its first judicial system, four district courts, judge Benjamin Franklin, and the first Harrisburg courthouse.
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John Fain
Tennessee
Fain
News-Globe
Old Tack
Republic of Texas
Benjamin C. Franklin
Franklin
Battle of
San Jacinto
R. M. Williamson
Williamson
Harrisburg
Taft Campaigns Early In Spotless Style
Ohio politics voice notes Taft in a year ahead campaign push. The remark about creased pants frames his neat, dressy presentation in accompanying photographs. The item highlights attire as a subtle campaign signal and public image emphasis.
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Ohio
Taft
John Gunther town leads in cash farm income
John Gunther notes the town ranks first in cash farm income with products including eggs Grade A land beef hogs horses grain fed cattle oats popcorn red clover timothy seed soy bean hay and poultry marketing.
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John Gunther
Pressing US Britain exchanges and Oklahoma wind lore
In dialogue from Inside USA by John Gunther, the piece compares American and British manners and debts from World War I era, notes Iowa and Oklahoma production levels, then quotes Tulsa Tribune skewering Lord Halifax with democratic digs. It ends with a wind busting Oklahoma crowbar joke about home wind exposure.
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Lord Halifax
Tulsa
Tulsa Tribune
England
John Bull
John Gunther
USA
Plains
Oklahoma
Burro Bests Pack Animals in Load Capacity
A burro can carry more weight per pound of body than a horse mule or any other beast. The comparison highlights the burro s efficiency in packing tasks across varied terrains and workloads.
Cowboys and Cold Tablets and a Winter Pattern
A narrator reflects on a book featuring a cowboy's speech and a critique of Texan diction. The piece notes readers’ comments about the cowboy talk and shifts to a Cold tablet remedy discussed in Reader's Digest, followed by a friend's illness and recovery, then a seasonal pattern of winter illnesses including light colds and flu.
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Reader’s Digest
Black Billfold Lost In December Notice
Dear Tack lost December 10 a black billfold containing money a driver’s license Social Security card and other papers Finder please call 20016 Finder may keep money Donald K Coates 910 Tyler
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Donald K. Coates
Tyler
Small brown dog lost in Western district
Marilyn Thompson seeks the return of her small brown short haired dog with white feet lost Tuesday night December 13 in the 1000 block on Western. She offers a reward and can be reached at telephone number 2 1933. address 2102 Lipscomb.
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Marilyn Thompson
Lipscomb
Lost dogs Juno and Lucky in December
Mrs John Slater reports two missing dogs after they escaped from a yard. A six month old black cocker spaniel named Juno and a grown female Pekingese named Lucky disappeared Monday December 19. Call 8359 with any sightings. Address 806 Palo Duro.
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Tack
Juno
Lucky
John Slater
Palo Duro
Billfold Lost In Downtown Search Described
Mrs. O B Clark reports a brown zipper billfold with a horse tooled on the front lost around Jackson or Harrison or West Sixth. It contained a driver's license and a return is requested. Phone 29441.
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Jackson, Harrison
West Sixth
O. B. Clark
Reward for billfold lost near Penney's and Zales
Mrs. C. W. Newkirk offers a reward for a lost brown leather billfold found between Penney's and Zale's on December 19. It contained $55.52, identification papers, and pictures. Please return. Phone 9289. Address 500 Bivins.
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Penney’s
Zale’s
C. W. Newkirk
Boy Loses Billfold at Star Theater
Horace Mann student Raymond Parker reports losing a billfold Sunday December 18 at the Star Theater. It contained a Social Security card Scout card photo ID and some cash. Parker asks for return and provides contact number 24024 and address 2700 North Mirror.
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Star Theater
Horace Mann School
Raymond Parker
North Mirror
Lost wallet near Holly's Market in December
Charles Buckingham of 910 Virginia reports a lost brown billfold around Holly's Market on December 10 containing money a driver's license Social Security card and other papers. Please call 4783 if found.
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Holly’s
Charles Buckingham
Virginia
Kid glove lost near White's Auto Store on Polk
A reader reports losing a two-tone grey kid glove in the 900 block of Polk near White's Auto Store on December 18. It features kid lacing with a bow on a perforated cuff. Finder please call 2 4944 for reward.
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Polk
White
Young woman seeks steady day job in city
Mrs Jacqueline Stovall lists herself as seeking work available for day tasks such as waitress or fountain work. She states she will be out of town 23rd to 26th and provides 3810 North East Twenty second as contact.
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Jacqueline Stovall
North East
Apples Prepared At Rate Of Three For Two In 1948
Readable text notes a production ratio where three bushels of apples were prepared for every two bushels in 1948. The fragment hints at a harvest or processing efficiency during that year, with no clear location or organization attached.
They Did Not Learn to Live They Did Not Learn to Live
A reader relays a 1923 Edgewater Beach Hotel meeting of ten top financiers. Twenty-five years later, most faced ruin or death by their own actions. The piece notes that all learned money making but not how to live.
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Charles Schwab
Edgewater Beach Hotel
Chicago
National City Bank
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Bank of International Settlements
Samuel Insull
Howard Hopson
Arthur Dutton
New
John Ford’s Career Marked by Hands and Triumphs
A Los Angeles based piece notes John Ford as a premier Hollywood figure. It cites his directing credits like The Informer Tobacco Road Grapes of Wrath Stage Coach Fort Apache She Wore a Yellow Ribbon and others. It analyzes his hands as symbols of intellect will power and creative genius and connects a tripod-marked headline to superior imagination and execution.
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John Ford
Hollywood
Tobacco Road
Fort Apache
Ford
Luna
the Enterprises
Los Angeles
Car Thief Gets 5 Minute Term
Federal records show Edward F. Moore, 33, cleared his conscience in five minutes after a four year theft of a car from Springfield. He drove to Joplin then Houston, brooded, confessed to a minister, and surrendered to police. A five minute token sentence was imposed, and Moore planned to return to Moline to seek reconciliation with his wife and daughter at Christmas. Indians protest separate municipal market entrances for Europeans and non Europeans at Glencoe, South Africa.
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Springfield
Ill
U.P
Edward F. Moore
Moore
Charles Briggle
Joplin
Moline
Houston
Story
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dist
Atty
Howard Doyle
US Marshal’s
Glencoe
South Africa
Campaign call for two new high schools in Amarillo
A reader urges the newspaper to back a campaign for two new high schools in Amarillo, one in the south and one in the north, arguing a central school is insufficient and children need open spaces. The letter notes open cooperation from residents and recalls a flight record for context.
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Tack
Amarillo
America
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