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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1950

Page

2

Notice to Public Read by The Jobe News Board Censors

Publication approval given by The Jobe News board of censors for names including Paul Allingham Grady Camp Mrs Saran Manin Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke Joe ess and Alice Timmons. The notice informs the public of the authorizations under the local publication process.

Jobe-News Board of Censors Wo Elizzard Paul Allingham Grady Camp Saran Manin Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke Joeess Alice Timmons

Christmas and economic strain in American outlook

A column discusses potential postwar hardships including a lower standard of living, warns against political opportunism over Russia, and urges collective effort to maintain morale. It notes bridge etiquette inquiry to Ely Culbertson and a legal bill outcome, and mentions Johnny Linn’s heavy involvement with professional wrestlers.

United States Ely Culbertson Culbertson

Americanism classes urged amid Cold War era debate

The writer argues for adult classes in Americanism contrasting Communism and Socialism with U S practices, defending the American system and its record while acknowledging flaws. The column also touches isolationism, wartime urgency, and a coffee table scene illustrating diverse personalities, ending with appended musings on quail hunting and animal oils.

Russia United States R. Tack Amarillo America

Ingenious Christmas Display Wins Local Contest

A Midland area resident A M Weisenman built a moving Christmas display on his corner home using cardboard, an old washing machine, pulleys, belts and lights. The manger scene features a rocking cradle with the Christ Child, Mary, and Joseph, while a Santa sleigh with Rudolph moves on the opposite side. The display, powered by the washing machine motor, was entered in The Globe News Christmas Lighting contest, drawing praise from judges who saw nearly 150 entries.

A. M. Weisenman Polk and Thirtyseventh The Globe News Mary Joseph Weisenman Santa Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Rudolph Mary Lou Weilenman

SEEKING FRIEND AND CAREGIVER INQUIRY NOTICE

A consented personal ad seeks a gentle 58 to 60 year old gentleman for companionship and a stable home. Dorothy Bonn ie offers housework child care and nursing help with pets and a dog for families. contact 35821 or visit 805 North Madison. Also reports a successful blue baby surgery on a 37 year old woman by Auckland surgeons.

North Madison Auckland New Zeand

Public official urged to end use of old barracks for housing

The speaker pleads against temporary buildings and old barracks for housing children and the elderly, citing fire risks. They warn such structures are typically helpless in fires and prone to explosive failures once a fire starts.

Public Facilities Asked For Thorough Fire Risk Review

A speaker urges comprehensive inspection of all public buildings in Amarillo including hotels halls restaurants and night clubs. The call proposes replacing temporary structures with permanent buildings as soon as possible to reduce fire hazards.

Amarillo

Courthouse Records and Domestic Relations Section Notices

Courthouse records list warranty deeds to multiple grantees including E Riner Holland EF and U Anchor Development Co to R L Underwood. Transfers also note various lots in Wolflin Park and Fairview Townsite with multiple parcels and instruments. Court of Domestic Relations records show divorces for Phillips Brooks Shoop and related cases. Marriage licenses issued to numerous couples including McGowan Carroll Hardin Brummett Perry Gray and others.

E. Riner Holland Teles U-Anchor Development Co R. L. Underwood U-Anchor H. H. Graham R. O. Cruse Humphreys Highland Willie Mae Copeland W. T. Copeland Leland W. Abbott John H. Merchant Tom Evans Roberto O. Parker Woody Lee Spencer, Jr Lillie A. L. Blankenship Wolflin Geneva M. Davis Emmett Goff R. B. Burleson Yarbrough West Raymond Court OF Domestic Relations T. F. Phillips Evelyn Phillips Ennis F. Brooks Frances Zelmaine Brooks Billie Ruth Shoop Lonnie J. Shoop, Jr James Cather McGowan Peggy Joan Carroll Charles Hayden Hardin Merita von Brummett Wilbur Joseph Perry Nina Claire Gray John B Allen, Jr Nancy Adele O'Brien Robert Murphy Rodgers Doyce Eyvonne Donley Carold Eugene Garrison Martha Alice Bailey Wayne Thurman Norma Belle Hays Hendelf Knutilek Lucille Iren Baker George Morphis, Jr Frankie Sue Angely Dorie Lamnack Miriam Gwendolyn Gilbreath Roy Junior Burgett Charlotte O'Dell Wendell Eugene Smith, Jr Grace Eva Moore Dan Elwood Harper Marlene Letty Lindsley William Anthony Fontain Edna Thelma Lineberry Clarence Olen Boyd Betty Jo Hickerson Troy Davidson Patricia Ruth Lasswell

Banjo's American origins traced to enslaved Africans

The banjo was introduced into the United States by Negro slaves. Its name is a corruption of the Italian bandore and the Portuguese ban dura, derived from the Greek pan doura, a three stringed instrument.

United States

Dear Tack Correspondent Seeks Sporty Fiftys Joker

A jolly correspondent inquires about forming a lighthearted friendship with someone in their fifties who enjoys humor and fair play. The writer describes themselves as cheerful and ready to exchange notes with a good sport.

Tack Edra

Vacuum Cleaner for Sale in Amarillo Area

Montgomery Ward tank type vacuum sweeper for sale. Eight years old, motor in excellent condition. Price five dollars. Contact phone 3-5696. A Reader.

Amarillo Montgomery Ward

Small mixed breed female dog seeks new home

A young short haired small female mixed breed dog is available for adoption. Interested readers are invited to respond for more details and potential adoption arrangements.

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