Christmas Guests and Holiday News in Amarillo
Busy holiday notes from Amarillo detail extended family visits across multiple households. Oxford plans travel to Dallas and Waco with Kraft meetings, Cot ton Bowl outing, and relatives visiting from Perryton to Denver. Other items list guests from Houston, Tulsa, Alaska, and Missouri, hospital notes, military homecomings, and assorted local travels and family news.
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Bonham
Carroll Curl
Houston
Amarillo
Curl
L. D. Lattimore
East
W. M. Curl
Tennessee
Theniversity of Texas Dental College
Leons
Bryan
Denver
T. A. Preston
Buddy
Tulia
Prestons
Tulsa
T. S. Slagle
Lake Charles
Johnny Riggs
Billy Dixon
Austin
I. V. Barton
Travis
Kenneth Dixon
Beverly
Bill Bannister
Don and
Beverley
Hobbs
Bannister
Stella Moore
Fannin
Alaska
R. W. Castleberry
Kenai
S. M. Castleberry
Monroe
Frank Galbreath
Kentucky
Castleberry
University of Texas
Seattle
Wash
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Anchorage
Cook Inlet
United States
John Henry Hoffman, Jr
North
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Duncan
Northwest
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Tyler
Dallas
Joe Lowrey
Bill Shaw
Lowrey
Shaw
Hamlett
Billy McSpadden
Meade
Kan
H. G Adams
Adams
Springer
Dorothy Jeffers
Pierce
Charlotte Whitney
Stay Equipment Company
Anthony
H. L. Gaither
Hot Springs
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Paul Gaither
Murphy Hurd
Missouri
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Warrensburg
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Louise Marino
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Women voting call echoes across 1898 Amarillo editorials
An Amarillo Evening News excerpt reflects on women’s sphere and voting rights, arguing that women may vote on home-affecting issues without leaving their traditional role. It contrasts anti suffrage views with democracy and includes local notes on Maj Lamar Fontaine, social visits, travel teams, a house move for millinery use, and a bucket brigade anecdote.
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Salvation Army
Red Cross
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Stonewall Jackson
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Tascosa
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Jones Lumber Yard
Amarillo
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Friday Horoscope from The Amarillo Globe features star guides
The page presents a Friday horoscope with signs from Taurus to Pisces and guidance on behavior, relationships, and plans. It includes a Stella Friday astrology column and a teaser about birthday star readings, plus a note that the content is distributed by United Feature Syndicate.
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Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Your Horoscope Your Thursday December 28
Born today you have a scientific mind and a talent for organizing facts to test hypotheses. You enjoy solving difficult problems by precise analysis and methodical reasoning guided by evidence. Your approach blends curiosity with careful planning to unlock complex truths.
Horoscope and guidance for late December readers
A guidance column offers personal advice across zodiac signs including Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius. It advises practical steps like budgeting New Year plans shopping around and careful communication while noting fate may influence life and urging concentration on one subject for mastery.
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French Firm Offers Racing Bicycles for Women and Children
A French company exports racing bicycles aimed at women and children, expanding its international sales. The move diversifies its product line and targets new markets.
Sugar supply assured for 1951 at reasonable prices
Secretary of Agriculture Charles F Brannan told housewives there will be ample sugar in 1951 at fair prices. He announced a 1951 sugar sales limit of eight million tons, added to existing stocks, to provide an adequate emergency reserve.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F Brannan
Brannan
United States
Teens steal to work by siphoning gas for cotton picking
In Fort Worth Texas two teenagers told police they stole fuel from a parked car so they could travel to a nearby county and pick cotton for work. The incident marks a new twist in theft as they admitted the motive was employment rather than theft.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
El Salvador Labor Ministry pushes 44 hour workweek
El Salvador's Labor Ministry urges a move from a 48 hour standard to a 44 hour workweek. The proposal aims to balance productivity with worker well being and may affect wages tied to longer hours.
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