Teener Going-Out Dress Pattern Ad
Pattern 9013 in Teen sizes 0 to 16 features a deep pleated skirt fitted bodice heat collar pipe panel large pockets and contrasting trim. Send twenty five cents for pattern and Marian Martin pattern book at New York address with size and style number. includes a free sewing pattern and chart.
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Marian Artin
Amarillo Globeens
West 8Th St
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
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Young
Korean Actress Arrested in Seoul for Handbill Distribution
The Korean investigation board announced the arrest of actress Kim Chook Ok, 24, in Seoul in front of the municipal theater after several thousand Christmas carol listeners. She faces charges of distributing Communist handbills bearing a call to welcome the North Korean army crusade of liberty.
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Seoul
Kim Chang Yong
Kim Chook Ok
North Korean Peoples Army Crusade of Liberty
Packard Hearse Crews Campus Scramble Ad
A humorous campus ad notes a sleek 1936 Packard hearse with seven seats, used for local outings around the college town. It mentions bridge games and a couple of matresses as part of campus life amenities.
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Honover
NHWP
Dartmouth College
Hadacol Vitality Claim Sparks One Man to Share Aid
Francis C Hood of Kansas City testifies that Hadacol boosted his energy and sleep after deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron. He urges others to try the product with a money back guarantee and offers to fill his pickup with bottles for those in need. The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana markets the remedy in 1950.
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Francis C. Hood
Wabash
Kansas City
Mr. Hood
Ethe LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
Practical Thrifty Quilt Design Pattern Offer
Instructional note invites readers to mail twenty cents to Amarillo Globe News for Pattern 7439 with transfer motifs and mat padding ideas. Includes applique embroidery textile paints plain stitchery and requests name address zone and pattern number from Alice Brooks Needlework catalogue.
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Amarillo Globe News
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Your Horoscope for December 26 and December 27
Stella outlines a reader born today as highly focused and inventive with early success possible if undisturbed. She notes strong family ties, reformist tendencies, a wish for wealth, social talents, and hosting ability, plus daily guidance from a birthday star and caution on environment and finances.
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Stella
Quartus
Haate
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
LIBRA
Scorpio
Er Agittarius
United Feature Synd., Inc
Los Angeles Hit by Record Christmas Drinking Binge
Los Angeles police report a record Christmas binge with 11 traffic deaths 1,084 accidents and 1,222 arrests for drunkenness. Officials blame office and private parties that began Friday and ran through the holiday with law enforcement efforts intensified.
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Los Angeles
Crossing Crash Fatal for Man Walking Tracks in Houston
In Houston on December 26 two men were struck by a freight train while walking along the track. The deceased was Efrain Jiminez Doussa, 27, and the survivor was Lorenzo Torres, 16, who was injured.
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Houston
U.P
Efrain Jiminez Doussa
Lorenzo Torres
Why Guess When The King's Better
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge hand where South misreads a lead, misjudges distribution, and nearly loses four hearts. West opens five of hearts to curb dummy’s ruffing, prompting South to play dummy’s ace of hearts. East discards spades, leaving South in trouble.
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Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
South
West
Dummy
East
Missing Ace of Spades Foresight in Bridge Play
In a bridge hand West shows up void of hearts and the ace of clubs. East has already passed and must consider the ace of spades. South reasons East would have bid with spades, so he finesses to pursue the contract despite the unknown ace.
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East
South
South mishandles spades in bridge critique
In a bridge game South misreads the opening, leading a low spade and choosing the king at trick two after a series of uncertain signals. The commentary notes wasted chances, poor information gathering, and a cascade of losses including spades and clubs.
Vintage Radio Schedule Teems With Names and Programs
A sprawling listing of Tuesday and Wednesday radio shows features a jam of hosts, bands, and programs including Erwin Canham Amarillo College On Trial News symphonette Nocturne Gordon Suits Show Morgan Beatty Fibber McGee Big Town People Are Funny Words and Music Riders Purple Sage Breakfast Club and Cisco Kid among many others, highlighting era broadcasting activity with multiple time slots and stations.
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Morgan Beatty
I News
Rob Hope
Big Town
NBC
Deems Taylor Caert
S W. Neidbors
Trading Post
Lew Childre
Johany Tee Wills
Parare
Purple Sage
Berden
Betty Crocker
The
Bank
Jack Serch
Onick
Ma Perkins
Puncheon Club
Younes
Tanenetkuncheon Club
Yoon Man
Rod Wills
Panhandle
Sunny Bear
Perry Vason
Cisco Kid
Sost
Mark Trait
Clyde Beatty
Arkhawk
Eisenhower Tops 1950 Best Dressed Males Poll
NEW YORK December 26 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower leads the nations ten best dressed males of 1950 in a mass Women institute poll of 100000 members. Truman who topped 1948 and 1949 did not appear this year. The list names Hoover Ache son Newman Ford Till Yawkey George Marshall Montgomery Kaiser and others with varied style descriptors.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
American Women’s Institute
Fisenhower
Institute
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Society
Ruby Newman
Henry Ford
Boston Red Sox
Thomas Yawkey
Lobster Firm
Anthony George
Defense
George C. Marshall
Robert Montgomery
Henry Kaiser
Russian Propaganda Seen as Major Threat to U.S. Policy
The State Department warned that Russian propaganda is a major threat to U.S. foreign policy. It accused the Kremlin of bitter and vicious propaganda and said Washington will bolster Voice of America and expand exchanges of people, publications, libraries, institutes, and motion pictures under a 79 million dollar international information program.
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Washington
State Department
Department
Kremlin
United States
Voice of America
Campaign of Truth
Austria Plans Hotel Boom With Marshall Plan Funds
Austria will channel Marshall Plan funds into expanding luxury and first class hotels, signaling a push to boost tourism infrastructure and elevate hospitality standards across major cities. The move aligns with postwar reconstruction aims and may attract foreign visitors and investment.
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Austria
Santa gets an assist from Legion during Christmas calls
About 25 patients at Veterans Hospital received Christmas visits via telephone from American Legion posts and auxiliaries in the Panhandle Plains area. Calls began about 8 AM and ended around 12:45 PM, linking patients with relatives from Fort Dix New Jersey to Marshalltown Iowa and beyond.
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Veterans Hospital
American Legion
Panhandle Plains
Fort Dix
Marshalltown
Iowa
Georgia
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Texas
Caliers
Christmas Legions Extend Donations to Many This Season
At Christmastime Legion groups carry on an annual custom, offering gifts to as many recipients as they wish. The practice has become a longstanding tradition, spreading cheer across community members during the holiday season.
Senate Food Price Probe Accelerates to January 31
A Senate investigating committee led by Senator Gillette of Iowa races to finish its inquiry into recent food price increases by January 31, when its authority expires. The panel examines reports that many items surged in price overnight following President Truman's declaration of a state of emergency.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Gillette
Iowa
Man Killed When Struck by Car Near Alvin
Alvin Texas December 26 Joe Williams Evans 50 a garage worker was killed last night when an automobile struck him as he walked along highway 6 about three miles east of Alvin Deputy Sheriff F A Reed said Evans was hit by a car driven by T L Roberts Jr of Alvin Reed said he was blinded by headlights and could not avoid the impact
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Alvin
Tex
Joe Williams Evans
Highway 6
Here
F. A. Reed
Evans
T. L. Roberts, Jr
Reed
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