Public notice names censor board members and participants
The publication lists individuals including Pauli Allingham, Grady Camp, Mrs Sarah Win, Bob Babb, Lewis Nordyke, Joe Joe, and Alice Alice Timmons as part of a board of censors and related names for publication.
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Board of Censors
Tmee Pauli Allingham
D. Ett
Grady Camp
Sarah Win
Bob Babb
Lewis Nordyke
Joe Joe
Alice Alice Timmons
MacArthur retirement debate heats up in press and gossip
The page prints Tack and Rasco debating General MacArthur’s age and viability. Rasco cites sex and virility anecdotes, cites Ickes, Allen, Ridgway, and Pentagon figures, arguing MacArthur is outpaced by a younger commander. The piece asks why MacArthur wasn’t retired earlier amid criticisms and shifting wartime strategy.
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Rasco
Washington
Robert Alien
Amarillo
MacArthur
North Korea
United States
Allen
Mr. Allen
Pentagon
General Ridgway
Ridgway
Arthur
Mores
MacArthur War Role Reflects Oriental Insight
A reader defends General MacArthur amid Korea and Japan policy debates. He argues MacArthur’s ties to the Far East and understanding of Oriental mindsets justify his leadership, criticizes administration choices, and notes intelligence gaps over Manchuria. He praises MacArthur’s resolve and cautions against replacing him.
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United States
Far East
MacArthur
Korea
Japan
Brain
Manchurian
Manchuria
Mr. Brain
Gen
Local notes on community figures and a swift dog tale
Seen shaking hands with his friends last week in Amarillo Pete LaMaster emerges as a local power. Lee Bivins drives St Andrews Church building and city pride while Truman era foreign policy sparks debate about Russia. Saluki dogs from Egypt are praised for speed and hunting prowess with tales of bears and coyotes.
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Amarillo
Pete LaMaster
St. Andrew’s Church
Lee Bivins
Mr. Bivins
Saluki Dog Spirit and high praise across cultures
The Saluki, cherished by Bedouins for centuries, is famed for speed and intellect. Arab owners would trade wives for these dogs, mothers reportedly nurse them for mental powers, and an Englishman once saved a sheik's life and received two Salukis. Now the breed spreads as prized racing and bird-hunting dogs.
Globe News office swamped by loan broker overcharges
Reporters at The Globe News noted a surge of complainants saying they were overcharged by personal loan brokers. People claim they or their friends were taken, prompting Managing Editor Fred Post to launch an internal investigation.
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Globe News
Fred Post
Soldier's mother critiques MacArthur and calls for change
Mrs Bay Cork of 827 Bryan City writes a tactful yet firm letter praising Tack and opposing MacArthur and Truman. She compares military leadership to raising seven children, arguing generals should not rest on past glory and that many families fear Christmas promises. Alan Cork, her son, served in the 32nd Regiment, 7th Division and was wounded.
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Tack
MacArthur
Cpl
Alan Cork
David Rasco
Alan
Truman
Mr. Tack
Thornton Oxnard
Amarillo Air Terminal
English Field
Amarillo
TWA
Braniff
Geo
E. Broome
Questioning Interest Rates and Legal Compliance
A reader questions why lenders do not follow state law on interest rates. The note warns that ignoring the law leads to trouble and implies enforcement or recourse may be needed to prevent abuses.
Debate Over Controversy Stirs Between Tack and David
The piece notes that official War Department figures show MacArthur was not outnumbered, a fact cited in ongoing controversy between Tack and David. The statement anchors the dispute in military leadership and official counts.
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Tack
David
United States War Department
MacArthur
Scorching letter blasts MacArthur and politics
Robert Neely denounces MacArthur and political figures in a pointed letter. He accuses officials of disliking his perceived superiority and of politicizing military leadership, suggesting a blame game for national troubles. The communication cites Guam imagery and questions integrity and motives of leaders.
Rancher Smith Says Cow Has Two Stomachs
A reader correspondence discusses cattle digestion and the cud process. The letter confirms cattle chew while resting and notes a rancher experiment about shade and grazing. The writer, E.R.T., defends shade for cattle and hints at changing plans to remove trees.
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Smith
Perryton Reader Praises Amarillo News-Globe and Comments on Health
Mrs. Baumann of Perryton thanks the Amarillo News-Globe for a long admired paper and lauds the piece From Potato Hill to Harrison Street by Wes Izzard. She asks Tack about backache and suggests colon trouble as a possible cause, offering unsolicited advice.
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Tack
Amarillo
Lester Baumann Perryton
Lost Cocker Spaniel Prissy Missing in Tennessee Street
Four month old cocker spaniel named Prissy missing from 810 Tennessee. Reward offered. Contact phone number 6726 to report sightings or bring the dog home.
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Tack
Tennessee
Prissy
Trade for Green or Blue stamps or sale of pets and washer
Classified notice offers canaries a Kenmore Midget washer and a female cocker spaniel in exchange for Green or Blue stamps, or will sell very reasonably. Phone number provided as 2-5970.
Lost two month old puppy seeks new home
About two weeks ago a small brown and white male puppy arrived at our house. He seems part collie and is good with children. We cannot keep two dogs and hope someone will adopt him. Call 3-8698. W. E. Hicklin, 2206 Fannin.
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Tack
W. E. Hicklin
Fannin
Reward Notice For Lost Monarch Watch In City Area
A reward is offered for the return of a Monarch watch with a gold band and unbreakable crystal lost between 1527 East Eighth and 1307 East Sixth near Sanborn School grounds on January 31. Call 3-5598 or bring to 1527 East Eighth. Joyce Ogg requests the finder call after 5 o'clock at 2-5489.
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Monarch
East Eighth
East Sixth
Sanborn
Joyce Ogg
Used Clothing and Accessories Sale
A reader advertises women’s clothing including dresses skirts and blouses in sizes 9 to 12. Priced at $2 each, plus a winter coat an extra shorty coat and slippers sizes 3 to 5. Contact phone 2-4420.
Stamps For Trade Offer From Gunn Bros Books
Short trade notice reads Stamps to trade six books of Gunn Bros stamps for six books Green stamps. Phone 7750.
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Tack
Gunn Bros
Glove Lost in February Transportation Aisle
A dark brown leather right glove is reported missing on Monday February 5. The item seems forgotten in a public area and is described as high quality leather with no visible markings. Owners are asked to contact with any information to recover the glove.
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Tack
Gateologist Appeals for Gate Resistance Advice
A satirical letter from a self styled gateologist urges gate resistance and invites outside visitors to challenge his gates while joking about gate opening prowess. He mocks expertise in foreign affairs and teases local groups as he proposes a campaign to pressure farm and community organizations to push for improved gate control.
Neutrilite stamp request amid strike shortages
A requester asks for a Neutrilite stamp to replace a lost one before expiration. Due to a strike, no purchases are possible, and the caller provides a contact phone number 5936 for arrangements.
Trade two Stan Nex luggage for cedar chest
Two Stan nex suitcases offered for trade. One wardrobe style used twice, one larger. All brown in color. Seeking a cedar chest in return. Call 3-1113.
Foster seeks free ride to Fort Worth for medical care
A crippled woman asks for a free trip to Fort Worth around February 18 to see an orthopedic doctor. She has no money for transportation and requests contact by writing.
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Fort Worth
Help wanted for supplies and yard work in old ad style
Public notice seeking a good hot water tank and used tires plus wash tubs and a gabardine overcoat size 42 or 44. Also requesting high top overshoes size 8 or 9, window blinds drapes and rods, and house paint. Offers to buy or work for these articles and perform yard work including plowing.
Yard work and odd jobs offered in Amarillo notice
A classifieds note offers lowering grading and planting yards, building driveways, and asks for a large tat saw or stay to butcher. People interested should write P. O. Box 2241 Amarillo Texas. A receptionist job is sought with no typing or dictation. Phone 40152.
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Aliso
P. O
Amarillo
Tex
Button found near Heath's Furniture store reported
On Saturday February 3 a large green gabardine button was found in front of Heath's Furniture. The finder asks the owner to contact at 28845. Mrs. 8. R. Stephens requests the return of the item to its rightful owner.
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Heath
R. Stephens
Tiny Tot safety table for sale for Gunn Bros stamps
A four month old Tiny Tot safety table offered for sale. Price is five Gunn Bros stamps. Contact phone number 3-2294 to arrange purchase.
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Gunn Bros
WANTS FARM JOB
Married 35 year old seeks steady monthly farm work. Experienced with all farm equipment. Open to any steady labor, but prefers farming. Phone 40174. Contact W. Scott at 1312 West Fifteenth.
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W. Scott
West Fifteenth
Local ironing services offer home work options
A home ironing service advertises ironing at 65 cents per hour or by the piece. Customer can call before 10 o clock in the morning or after 6 o clock in the evening to arrange pick up or delivery.
Stamp trade offer between Gunn and Green stamps
People advertise trading four and a half books of Gunn Bros stamps for four and a half books of Green stamps and provide a contact phone number 3 7809 for arrangements.
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Gunn Bros
Wanted cot or bunk bed 30 inches for sale or trade
A faithful reader offers a walnut full size bedstead in trade for a 30 inch cot or bunk bed. Willing to trade Gunn Bros. Stamps three books for Green stamps. Interested parties call 2 5770.
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Gunn Bros
Glasses Lost in Red Leather Case
Personal item missing in Erick Oklahoma a red leather eyeglass case with name Ruby Sloan inside. If found please call 2 4121 to return the glasses.
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Tack
Ruby Sloan
Erick
Okla
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