Do Readers Resent Being Told They Look Like Others
The Globe asks readers if they resent being told they resemble others. Quotes show mixed views from Mrs. Morris in Canyon to L. E. Cox and J. S. Phipps, noting reactions depend on whom mistaken for and whether the comparison flatters or insults.
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James Morris
Jackson
L. E. Cox
Furnace Hand
Bowyer
General Eisenhower
Oren Fisher
Canyon
J. S. Phipps
North Arthur
Harry Truman
Misunderstanding a Look Alike Sparks Debate
H L Douglass, personnel manager, argues that mistaking someone for another is common and generally complimentary. He says there's no offense in being mistaken, noting people often accept such errors without issue.
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Campos
H. L. Douglass
Moore
Mavericks Rally for 31-30 Win in Two OTs Over Sam Houston
Surprising buzzer and two overtime periods highlight youth basketball as the Maverick Club-Sam Houston game ends 31-30. Clyde Vaughn’s late free throws seal it for Mavericks while Sam Houston’s Billy Joe Adams leads with 11 points and Dan Martin adds eight.
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Mavericks
Acore Kmoult
Dach vTeam
Clyde Vaughn
Nets
Clyde
Billy Joe Adams
Dan Martin
P. L. Newman
VEGA
Forest Hill
Jerry Buck
Horad Dillehay
Reynald
Billy Orr
Phil Prince
John Conners
Rangers
Boys Ranch
Carroll Webb
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Ernie Sleete
the Ranch
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Mitchell
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Allen Brothers
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Vernon Cox
Harold Pearson
Jimmy Turner
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Sudbury
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Margaret Wills
Wilson
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Darrell Sharp
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Maverick
Ralph Boyter
Earl Mason
Tommy Crutchfield
Don Spencer
Don
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Byron Scott
Steve Montes
Gary McKeand
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Cactus Plant
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Gene Mulkey
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Taylor Bassett
Thierne Crist
Charles Surratt
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Jimmy Pemberton
David Lard
ST. Mary’s
Buddy Karr
Danny Daniels
Durwood Miller
Jerry Larson
Billy Thompson
Andy Aikens
Schedule Snippets Feature Local Names and Times
A list of time stamps and names appears across a day schedule. It includes Charlie Crudgington Gordon Suits Wes Iseard Bob Iseard Morgan Beatty MBC NBC News. The sequence shows early morning to late night appointments and broadcasts.
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Charlie Crudgington
Gordon Suits
Wes Iseard
Bob Iseard
Wes Ixeard
Morgan Beatty
MBC
Bob Imeard
Bob Immard
MBC Mews
NBC News
Radio Schedule Fragments From KGNC KFDA Station
A cluttered OCR of daytime and evening radio programs lists shows and hosts like Gordon Suits, Beulah Gabriel Heatter, Elmer Davis, Monte Cristo, Bob Hope, Fibber McGee, and Arthur Godfrey. It also mentions news blocks, commercials, and musical segments across a wide array of time slots on Wednesday. The readability is poor but indicates a full daily lineup with many program titles and personalities.
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Gordon
Beulah
Gabriel Heatter
Gordon Suits
Elmer Davis
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Morgan Beatty
Dack Armstrong
Bill Johns
Jack Armstrong
Flynn
Hud
Cavalcade of
Amea
B.oob
Stars On Parade
Noah Webster
Bob Poole
E. Oliver
Deems Taylor Cnert
Red Foley
Cies Aretrroempeanis Amerry
Itienioniecegieres
Temttere
Rbucko
S. W. Neighbors
Trading Post
CBS News
Smoky Joe
Jimmy Wakely
Smile Pym
Sons of Pioneers
Johnny Lee Wills
Old Corral
Platter Palace
Webber
Riders Purple Sage
Arthur Godfrey
J. Lisemore
Borden
Betty Crocker
Weldon Bright
David Amity
Jack Berch
Grady Cole
Heatter
F. Merchant
S&h
Harvey Hardy
Is&h Green
Eddie Lemar
Francis Scully
Jim Pierce
Jabbo Watson
Hilltop House
Pepper Youngs
Fa’ Watson
Airi
Nat
Stella Dallas
Jabbo
The
Chicagoans
Requestfly
Mark Trail
Mark Trial
Ows
Beatty Clyde Beatty
Price Cardinals Meet Clarendon In Non-Conference Clash
The 6-9 Price College Cardinals travel to Clarendon for a non-conference battle with the District 2-B Broncos. They seek a revived start after a 50-31 loss to Adrian’s Matadors, following earlier wins over Canyon Eagles and Hartley. Next home game hosts Groom, then Amarillo High next Tuesday.
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Price College Cardinals
Clarendon
Broncos
Adrian
Matadors
Price
Canyon Eagles
Hartley
Memphis
Groom
Cardinals
Amarillo High School
Price Gym
Egg consumption rises in New York during 1950 year
New York reports per capita egg consumption of 384 in 1950 up from 378 in 1949 and well above the prewar average of 298. The figures show a steady rise in egg usage across the period.
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New York
Communist Invasion Allegations At U S Border
H R Landon district director of immigration and naturalization says Communist influence is spread among Mexicans crossing the border. He reports 224000 aliens turned back last year along the 200 mile San Diego to Yuma stretch, a drastic rise from about 1000 in 1939 and 1940.
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Mexico
H. R. Landon
Ariz
East Bengal claims world jute supply exceeds needs
Industries Minister reports East Bengal province has enough jute to supply the entire world, signaling a vast raw material reserve and potential impact on trade and prices.
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India
East Bengal
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