Weather Outlook Shapes Crops Prospects For January
Notice to the public from The News Globe board of censors lists Wes Izzard and others. Weather forecast warns January may be dry or delayed rains, with potential impact on row crops. The report promises further details as the picture develops.
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News-Globe Board of Censors
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D. Bartlett
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Nordyke
Charley Underwood
Cotton Bowl tickets unused by many meet fans
Fans claim many Cotton Bowl tickets remain unused while predicting Rice and Oklahoma wins. Commentators note Rice may win but the team lacks color. The Coast is also expected to take the year.
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Rice
Oklahoma
Jack King Clears Up Cold Remedies Belief
Seen about town Jack King shows a moist eyed sneeze as a bad cold runs its course. He explains he did not take new remedies because guidance says effectiveness requires starting treatment at the onset.
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Jack King
The Cold Season Starts Printing Hot News
The cold season is starting and will be hot soon, signaling a shift in weather and mood as communities brace for upcoming chill. Local forecasts hint at rising temperatures in headlines and daily life activity.
Oklahoma Musical Comes to Amarillo Auditorium
Mr King announces the musical Oklahoma will play at the Amarillo Auditorium on February 23. It will likely be the last large city in the United States to host the show, with many other cities already having performances.
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Mr. King
Oklahoma
Amarillo
United States
Winchell
Mr. Petrillo
John Wrather
Texas
Runyon Fund
Peter Magee
Peter
Mr. Wrather
Deanna Durbin
Andre Prevan
Elizabeth Taylor
Spike Jones at The Paramount Friday Jan 13
Winchell and Heywood Broun discussions on Christmas meaning and the origin of St Nick headline a jumble of notes. The column touches on poetry authorship fortunes, Mildred Carter’s weather forecaster request, Runyon Fund gains, and pop culture rumors with Elizabeth Taylor amid holiday reflections.
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Spike Jones
Paramount
Winchell
Earl Count
Christ
Heywood Broun
Heywood
Kipling as Poet: Fame, Genius, and Hand Marks
The article surveys Rudyard Kipling’s wealth in fame from poetry and highlights hand-reading traits such as a tic tac toe base on the third finger, the brilliance line linking destiny to poetic marks, and a cross of fulfilled ambitions denoting success. It notes Kipling as a leading British poet since Tennyson.
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Britain
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
Tennyson
the Mirror Enterprises Syn
Los Angeles
Thra Sumter Winslow Buys Luxuries for Pomeranian
Writer Thra Sumter Winslow purchased an ermine coat and a mink wrap for her Pomeranian which wears diamond necklaces on formal occasions.
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Thra Sumter Winslow
New York Visitors Urged to Limit Baths to One Weekly
Report notes clerks advise visitors registering in New York to avoid taking more than one bath per week. The suggestion appears in a historical newspaper fragment reflecting etiquette and public hygiene expectations of the era.
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New York
Shaggy joke about cannibals in asylum prompt curiosity
A reader submits a shaggy dog story about two cannibals in an insane asylum. One eats pictures from a magazine and asks if dehydrated remnants are any good, prompting a darkly comic exchange.
New Year Greeting Wishes Merry Tidings to All
A holiday message closes with warm New Year wishes to readers and their families, extending friendly hopes for health happiness and success in the coming year. The note reflects seasonal editorial tone and communal cheer.
Lazy S Ranch Cowboys Block County Courthouse Sale
On this day in 1901 the Lazy S Ranch began remodeling Big Spring courthouse and blocked land sales by sending cowboys to guard an application chute. Waddies manned the chute to deter nesters from filing, with Lazy B ranch applications first received when sales began.
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Big Spring
Lazy S
Nesters
Five brothers claim oldest-ever status loses one death
J Cabbell of Borger reports his brother R M Cabbell of Columbia Kentucky died at 82, reducing the group of five brothers who once claimed the nation’s oldest total ages. Remaining siblings are L C Cabbell H F and E E with ages 92 87 and 65.
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B. William
Barnard
Associated Press
Texas
J. ©. Cabbell
Borger
R. M. Cabbell
Columbia
L. C. Cabbell
Ella
H. F
Bosworth
E. E
Lathrop
J. C. Cabbell
Pennsylvania
Chanute
Kan
R. M
Powell
Cabbell Brothers
Tex
Cabbell
Kentucky
Missouri
Try Two Handed Canasta First
William E. McKenney reports on two handed canasta learning. He and John R. Crawford discuss 15 cards and one canasta to go out, basic rules, freezing the pack, and defensive play. The column answers reader questions on melds, wild cards, and initial minimum melds.
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NEA
John R. Crawford
Philadelphia
McKenney
Year of Great Romances Featured in A Year When Love Bloomed
A Roundup from New York on December 29 highlights 1949 romance stories. Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan marry in France and Spain, Barkley and Hadley wed in Washington, plus Gable and Sylvia Stanley, Tyrone Power and Linda Christian, and Sonja Henie with Winthrop Gardiner. Includes weddings, elopements, and public celebrations across Paris, Cannes, Lausanne, St Louis, and Rome.
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H. DB. Quigg
New York
Butte
Rita Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan
French Riviera
Spain
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Ireland
England
Switzerland
France
Vallouris
Aly
Cannes
Paris
London
Lausanne
Rita
Alben W. Barkley
Jane Rucker Hadley
Washington
St. Louis
Paducah
New Spirit
St. John’s Methodist Church
City Hall
St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church
Stuart
Fla
Florida
Texas
Clark Gable
Sylvia Stanley
Alderley
Tyrone Power
Linda Christian
Rome
Santa Francesca Romana
E - Sonja Henie
Winthrop Gardiner
Park Avenue Methodist Church
The Young Idea and Hollywood Links Across Europe
A roundup of celebrity rumors and noted people including Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini in Italy, Bergman’s planned divorce and retirement, royalty mentions, Cary Grant and Betsy Drake, and a string of engagements, rumors, and social whirl spanning London Cannes Hollywood with scattered dates and titles.
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Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Italy
Stromboli
Peter Lindstrom
Los Angeles
Bay of Biscay
Cary Grant
Dimis
Barbara Hutton
Betsy Drake
Europe
Hollywood
Arizona
Boston Club of Odd Volumes Preserves Literary Works
The Club of Odd Volumes on Beacon Hill, Boston, maintains its collection through monthly luncheons, assists members in completing author collections, and, if needed, prints limited editions for sale to members before destroying the plates.
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Boston
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Hers
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S Forever
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Jones
Polk
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Chuck
Sailor Joe
Deason
Dial
Weber
Biins & CO
8Th Street
2 Fixture Co., Inc
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Shaw Funeral Directors
Pierce
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