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News-Globe Board of Censors
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
DO Bartlett
Bob Babbardy Camp
Sarah Winter
J P
Black Lewis Nordyke
Charley Underwood
Weather talk turns personal and bitter in town exchange
A heated local weather debate centers on Mason King who defends a light three days before Christmas snow as a boon to merchants. Critics say his stance is sham and the speaker accuses most weather prophets of fading relevance and seeking attention.
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Mason King
Weather Clerk Tack predicts scarce moisture before Christmas
The report notes Tack’s 26-year view shows few White Christmases and a likely dry, clear Christmas Day. He cites a mild winter cycle, lack of moisture in coming days, and a cautious midwinter forecast, shared amid rancher and farmer interest in truthful conditions. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Dick Seay’s 42nd wedding anniversary.
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Tack
Plains
Dick Seay
Juvenile Wail On Christmas Morning Over Missing TV
A juvenile wail heard in multiple homes on Christmas morning arises from children asking where their television set is. The sound suggests widespread holiday disappointment as families search for gifts. Police report no further incidents and encourage calm.
Childhood Santa Claus Stage Lessons in Growing Up
A reflection on parenting hints that indulging children through the Santa Claus phase should fade as they mature, with emphasis on teaching them broader truths and gradually reducing handed favors. The text underlines guiding growth with diminishing material indulgence.
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Santa Claus
Children of Riches Blame Soft Upbringing on Decadence
A reflection laments how excessive protection and comforts granted to children corrode civilization. The author warns luxuries and ease foster weakness, arguing that hardships once faced build resilience and character in society.
Brown Christmas Tale Reflects on Yuletide Joy
An elderly story describes Brown as a symbol of Christmas cheer with a decorated porch and a singing crowd, contrasting warm humor with a return to harsher routines after the holidays. The piece notes that people feel kindly during Christmas week, yet business and politics resume their cutthroat pace on January 2.
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Brown
Merry Christmas Amigos Verse Touches Spanish Flair
A playful verse sent to Ted Houghton and Tack blends English and Spanish Christmas imagery. It wishes a Happy Christmas and a Merry New Year with coded lines about Santa and family scenes set in a casa. The piece ends noting a national shrine for Roald Amundsen in Oslo, Norway.
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Ted Houghton
Tack
St. Nicholas
Roald Amundsen
Oslo
Norway
Indian Held In Slaying Near Tulsa Farm
Tulsa county deputies arrested 42 year old Rol lie Fleetwood six miles southeast of Bixby in connection with the Christmas night slaying of his father Sherman Fleetwood 65. The victim was found near a bullet ridden car, shot with a shotgun after a farm gate confrontation. Neighbors and investigators note a long running dispute tied to a cattle theft case and a history of crime for the son.
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Tulsa
Tulsa County
Roy Rains
Rollie Fleetwood
Bixby
Rains
Fleetwood
Sherman Fleetwood
Brick Fowler
Fowler
When Yuletide Was Unmerry
A compact historical survey of Christmases marked by conflict and upheaval across American history. It recalls Pilgrims at Plymouth in 1620, Trenton in 1776, Shay’s Rebellion in 1786, the Seminole War, Brazito in 1846, the 1851 Library of Congress fire, South Carolina’s 1860 secession, the 1887 railroad strike, Hong Kong’s 1941 surrender, Pearl Harbor’s aftermath, and the Bastogne siege in 1944, highlighting unmerry Christmas moments.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Washington
Delaware
Trenton
New England
Shay
Zachary Taylor
Florida
Lake Okechobee
Col
Doniphan
Brazito
Library of Congress
Capitol
South Carolina
Readine Railroad
Hong Kong
Pearl Harbor
Bastogne
Three Hunters Still Missing in Galveston Bay
Coast Guardsmen awaited word as three hunters vanished after an ill fated trip to Pelican Spit. Albert Chimene Jr. Clifford Muehe and Elmer Dever left Galveston early Thursday in a small aluminum boat. A search was halted with no trace found, though Chimene’s father pledged a personal coast to coast hunt for his son.
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Galveston
Coast
Albert S. Chimene, Jr
Clifford Muehe
Elmer Dever
Texas City
Pelican Spit
US Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Civil Air Patrol
Chimene
Rites at Chapel For John Olson
Funeral services for John Olson proprietor of the Owl Bar in Amarillo were held at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel officiated by Rev T Edgar Neal of San Jacinto Methodist Church. The body will be sent to Ottawa Kansas for burial. Olson 66 died Saturday in Northwest Texas Hospital. He had lived in Amarillo 12 years. Survivors include a brother a niece and a nephew.
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John Olson
Pioneer Hotel
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
T. Edgar Neal
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Ottawa
Kan
Olson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Owl Bar
Taylor
Amarillo
Former Mayor McLean bowls 75 strings for birthday
In Rockland Maine former Mayor Albert C McLean celebrated his 75th birthday by bowling 75 strings of candle pins and selling 6 656 pins for an average of 88 per string.
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Rockland
U.P
Albert C. McLean
Personal letter seeking a genteel correspondence
A reader writes Dear Mr. Tack seeking a female correspondent around 30 to 34 who does not drink and enjoys good clean fun. The writer promises to answer all letters and requests a reply to begin a polite, wholesome exchange.
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Mr. Tack
Hoagy Carmichael Song Baffles Western PA Natives
Hoagy Carmichael’s new song The Three Rivers confuses listeners in Pittsburgh as it claims the Allegheny Monongahela and Susquehanna rivers meet in Pennsylvania. Carmichael and lyricist Francis Webster say poetic license and euphony drive the idea, noting the three rivers all flow through the state. Local bets seek atlas clarity while Carmichael explains the lyric is figurative.
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Pittsburgh
Hoagy Carmichael
Golden Triangle
Ohio River
Carmichael
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
Hoagy
Francis Webster
Law School
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
River Names Declined for Euphony in Pennsylvania
A remark about avoiding the Mahoning or Kiskiminetas rivers in Pennsylvania notes that those names weren’t used due to insufficient euphony and cacophony. The exchange references the balance between sound and sense in naming waterways.
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Mahoning
Pennsylvania
Thomases Have Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs K R Thomas of Perryton hosted a Christmas reunion the first in 20 years with all children home. Attendees included J R Thomas family Peggy and Bill Thomas with Gary, A E Hutchinson and C J Hutchinson families from Baton Rouge. The Thomases will return to Perryton. Hutchinsons depart for Baton Rouge Thursday.
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K. R. Thomas
Tyler
J. R. Thomas
Peggy
Bill Thomas
Gary
Perryton
A. E. Hutchinson
C. J. Hutchinson
Charles
Studies Way To Fill Road Holes
Berkeley Calif United Press report on a University of California trench back fill study to solve highway pothole problems. The institute investigates soil types and filling methods to prevent future settlement. Researchers find water flooding a trench cheaper than tamping soil. Fred N Finn leads the project with a statewide soil sampling program.
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Berkeley
Calif
U.P
University of California
State of California
University
Institute of Transportation and Traffic Engineering
Fred N. Finn
To make a toothbrush more intriguing for youngsters
A suggestion to boost a child’s interest in brushing by placing a bright red nail polish name on the toothbrush. The note highlights ownership clarity and a playful, eye catching approach for kids.
Nemesis Cop Who Never Carried a Gun Retires
John Cordes, a slight built New York City detective famed for fists and wit, retires January 1 after 34 years. He twice won the police department's Medal of Honor, earned numerous commendations, and partnered with John Broderick as Cordes the Brain. He served from World War I era through bootlegger and gangster waves, never carrying a weapon. He preferred outsmarting criminals, often on plainclothes duty along Manhattan’s piers.
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New York W
John Cordes
New York City
Cordes
Police Department
New York
John Broderick
Broderick
Civil Service
Manhattan River Front Squad
Australian postal clerk uses bank notes to seek house
Sydney. Fred Solomons, a postal clerk, wrote appeals for a house on blank spaces of Australian bank notes he handled. He advertised his housing needs on 10 shilling and pound notes, saying he had tried every other route for four years. He stopped after learning it may be illegal to write on bank notes.
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Sydney
Australia
Fred Solomons
Solomons
New Koroseal Chintz Fabrics Debut in Stores
Upholstery update features Koroseal fabrics with chintz patterns that are waterproof and resistant to dust stain sun and mildew. Boudoir chairs with matching draperies and yard goods are now available in local stores.
O'Brien Tops Men in “Male Magnetism”
Hollywood reports actor Edmond O'Brien as the man with the nation’s largest endowment of male magnetism, cited by Shirley Connolly for 3,147 Young Women’s League members. Runners-up invited to a Feb 3 dinner include Mayor William O'Dwyer, Doak Walker, Ezio Pinza, and Dean Acheson.
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Hollywood
U.P
Edmond O’brien
Shirley Connolly
Young Women’s League of America
O’brien
New York
William O’dwyer
Doak Walker
Ezio Pinza
Dean Acheson
Texas Rejection of Peace Offer After San Jacinto
The Republic of Texas offered five million dollars to settle all Mexican demands and a personal bribe of 200000 dollars but Santa Anna refused. Envoys faced capture or delay and no formal treaty followed. By 1845 Texas chose annexation into the United States over continued independence.
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Republic of Texas
Mexico
Santa Anna
San Jacinto
Texas
Barnard E. Bee
New Republic
Wharton
Mexico City
United States
100000 Shot Sheds Light On Pajama Sleepers
Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire cites a government survey costing 100000 dollars showing 53 percent of American men sleep in pajamas while 47 percent sleep in underwear nightgowns or in the raw.
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Manchester
W.P
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
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