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News-Globe Board of Censors
Wes Izzard
Paul Aliingham
N. Bartlett Grady Camp
Saran Winter
Bob Babb
Wis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Charley Underwood
Chicago Tribune’s Stance Among Nation’s Leading Papers
The Chicago Tribune stands as a major, though unpopular, United States newspaper. It is the second highest money-maker in the industry, with the New York Daily News as the leader. Both papers are owned by the same proprietors.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
United States
New York Daily News
The
Tribune
Tribune Wins No Election Yet History Untouched
A quip from readers praising The Tribune for its sharp editing and steady stance as the paper notes it has never won an election. The remark underscores the paper’s reputation for balanced reporting amid political contests.
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the Tribune
Simplified Spelling Affects Freight Term in Tribune
In the Tribune editors push simplified spelling and replace the word freight with state when referring to a freight car, reflecting a broader reform trend. The change appears in editorials and local notes, signaling shifts in vocabulary among press outlets.
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A Look at Yokels and Mae West in The World
A dated essay contrasts city and small town readers, comments on gender and intellect, and moves to Chicago culture. It recounts room service, Mae West in Diamond Lil, and a reporter’s awkward encounter, ending with reflections on sex appeal and social norms.
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Mae West
Diamond Lil
Alaska Man With Beautiful Wife Ends In Divorce
In Fairbanks a man admired for wealth and looks loses out as a ten to one female-to-male ratio, and his wife indulges whims with loose purchases. He remains a “good old boy” but finally cannot keep her, and they divorce after she starts a new relationship.
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Chicago
Mae West
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Miss West
Alaska
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Beauty, brains, and the aging woman
The speaker claims most beautiful women are shallow and seek only compliments. He asserts that after multiple marriages they become unhappy as beauty fades. A woman who develops mind and personality with decent looks improves with age.
Debnt Reflections On Youth Jobs And Beauty Pins
Arch Ward recalls early 20th century life with teenage boys as telephone operators before his time. He also mentions the fad of women using beauty pins in that era, a detail the author notes he does not remember.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Arch Ward
Chorus of support in a columnist tribute and parade note
A columnist praises wide public help from all followers including foot ball fans showgoers and sidewalk bystanders at parades. He notes a Chicago heart movement fund drive and a brief Amarillo parade, urging locals to applaud and engage. Johnny Linn predicts strong country applause in future parades if prompted.
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Heart
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GI soldiers sentenced for assault on Swedish diplomats
In Tokyo on February 7, two American soldiers were given long prison terms by an Army court martial for assaulting two Swedish diplomats and others at a December party. Pvt. Lawson R. Davis of Lexington North Carolina received 10 years, and Pvt. Sanford E. Shackleford of Newport Kentucky received five years. The pair were accused of triggering a near riot in a local restaurant after Scandinavian diplomatic mission members and guests attempted to leave the event.
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Japan
U.P
Lawson R. Davis
Lexington
Sanford E. Shackleford
Newport
Davis
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Insremar
Hoboes' King-Elect Says Taft-Hartley Hinders Picketing
Jeff Davis, crowned leader of the nation’s hoboes, told the Central Labor Council in rurland Oregon that the Taft-Hartley law obstructs hiring for pickets. He said the act forces pickets to reveal their legal interest in strikes, cutting them out of spare time work opportunities.
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Ore
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To Preach at Two Services
Dr. J. Howard Williams of Dallas will preach at First Baptist Church in two services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. He will teach the Gideon Bible Class at 9:45 a.m. in the main auditorium. The Gideon Class, long taught by Ted Ferguson, was started by Williams during his tenure as local pastor. Williams is now executive secretary of the Baptist General Convention of Texas.
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Irvin Peffley
Wing Scouts Join Girls at Tradewind Airport Tour
Newly organized Wing Scouts visited Tradewind Airport on a tour of a Beech Bonanza and Piper Cub. They sat in the cockpit and learned aviation basics aimed at future air hostesses mechanics and weather staff. Next meeting is Thursday at the YWCA with talk on highway rescue by Glen Peterson.
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Texas Legislature Voted Ransom for Comanche Prisoner in 1854
The Texas Legislature voted five thousand dollars to ransom a Comanche captive held by Mrs Wilson, later freed by Pueblo Indians and freed by the New Mexico governor. the payment was never made. The article notes broader illicit trading with Mexican traders and other famous captives like Ann Parker and Sully Rangers.
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Wilson
Walter Gann
Streicher noted as Nazi leader in biographical critique
The piece labels Julius Streicher as a key Nazi figure and describes his alleged cruelty and brutality. It includes astrological interpretations and cautions readers against overreaching in palm readings while remarking on his fate by hanging. It also reports hospital financials and policy yardsticks in Potter County.
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Streicher
Venus
Luna
s. Th_Enterprises
Northwest Hospital Financial Report Details 1949 Operations
Northwest Texas Hospital served nearly 10 000 patients in 1949 at a cost of 702 500 while billed 746 257 and collected 666 433. The year ended with a cash operating deficit of 36 066, down from 78 598 in 1948. Staff reported 3 537 surgeries, 1 106 major cases, 205 deaths with 19 DOA, and 246 957 meals served at 45 to 51 cents each.
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C. F. Fielden, Jr
Claim Skull Connects Humans to Apes, Dart Says
Prof. R. A. Dart, Wiwatersend University dean, claims a prehistoric infant skull from Taung links humans to apes. He said the 1,000,000 year old find fills the gap between advanced apes and primitive man and cites his 1924 Taungs Makapansgat fossil discoveries.
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Australia
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R.A. Dart
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Johannesburg
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Italian labor unions form anti communist front
The Italian Federation of Labor and the Free Federation of Labor decided to unite to create an independent labor front. The move aims to counter Communist influence in Naples and across Italy, reflecting a major shift in postwar labor politics.
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Naples
Italy
Italian Federation of Labor
FIL
Free Federation of Labor
LCGIL
Seasonal Layoffs Push Unemployment to Postwar Peak
Unemployment rose to 4,480,000 in mid January, flagged by officials as largely seasonal. Jan 14 jobless rose 991,000 from Dec 10, with total civilian labor force at 61,427,000 and 56,947,000 employed. Dec 10 figures showed 58,556,000 at work of a 62,045,000 labor force.
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Washington
U.P
Census Bureau
Dailey Circus Boss Injured in Wreck
Circus owner Ben Davenport of Gonzales Texas was seriously hurt in a Hugo Oklahoma auto crash Sunday. He spent a restful night in a Hugo hospital and his condition appeared slightly better today. Davenport owns the Dailey Brothers circus which had its cars collide head on in Hugo injuring five people.
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U.P
Ocircus
Ben Davenport
Gonzales
Tex
Hugo
Davenport
Hugo Davenport
Dailey Brothers Circus
O ‘Uskeea Okla
Arms valued at 180000 dollars given to Dutch Reformed Church mission
A donation of arms valued at 180000 dollars was allocated to a native mission operated by the Dutch Reformed Church. The transfer highlights ongoing support for indigenous communities through church missions and raises questions about provenance and use.
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Dutch Reformed Church
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