Notice of Public Censor Action Names Listed
The News-Globe board of censors publishes a notice to the public listing Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N OD Bartlett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Babb wis Nordyke Joe Hess and Chariey Underwood as participants.
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News-Globe Board of Censors
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
Bartlett Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Wis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Chariey Underwood
Weather Hope Emerges For Wheat Crop Recovery
Signs of improvement appear after a long drought with a fifty fifty chance to save the wheat. First ray of hope detected since last fall. crucial period remains uncertain as forecasts slowly shift.
Rough and Ready Rip Underwood Plans Big Spend
A rough, wealthy 40 year old discards his wife through divorce and vows to marry a younger girl. Friends warn of aging trouble as he contemplates divorce and remarriage. Thornton case arouses public interest while anonymous letters flood newspapers. In England editors jailed for pretrial opinions.
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Rip Underwood
Thornton
England
Wildcat Well Scam Sparks Royalty Sale Controversy
A large oil firm drilled a dry wildcat well and sought to write off royalty losses by selling to anyone for a dollar. A treasurer deeded royalty to a bookkeeper, then a new geologist found an oil trace leading to a successful test. The bookkeeper now faces a potential 30 million windfall amid public outcry over the deal. Meanwhile local readers report a visiting minister jailed for fast driving in Amarillo and urge clemency from the police judge.
Visiting minister fined for speeding in Amarillo city limits
Statement supports a universal fine policy for speeding. It argues a visiting minister should face penalties just like others for driving 50 mph within city limits, insisting on heavy fines regardless of vocation or prominence.
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Amarillo
Whammy on Players Sparks Sports Editor Letter War
A reader questions if Harry Gilstrap can apply the whammy to Amarillo sports coverage after the minister pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars. The letter criticizes pre season hype on Luke Hamilton Jess Landrum Crues Bob Kiner and Babe Ruth records, urging Tack to muzzle Gilstrap until players prove themselves.
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Harry Gilstrap
The
Daily News
Luke Hamilton
Jess Landrum
Bob
Lubbock
Amarillo
Gilstrap
H. D. (Pike
Stroud
West Eighteenth
Warn Against Neglect Of The Primary Teeth In Children
A nursing series stresses the importance of the 20 primary teeth, noting their role in chewing and guiding permanent teeth. It explains eruption ages from three to thirteen, warns that neglect leads to crowding and improper jaw development, and highlights the vulnerability of primary molars to decay.
Fashion authorities push color into men’s evening clothes
A drive among fashion authorities aims to brighten men’s evening attire with color. Designers and editors discuss new fabrics, patterns, and palettes promising more expressive formal wear for the season.
Air Reservists To Hear Talks At Naval Armory
Maj Richard Wade will speak on the National Intelligence Structure at a meeting of the 833rd Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron set for 7 30 o clock tomorrow night at the Naval Reserve Armory Ninth and Rusk Lt Harris O Pay will discuss the reserve program and its benefits Capt Mark T Miles squadron adjutant announced promotions within the squadron F K Serkland becomes lieutenant colonel Herman J Meyen to major Arthur Miles to captain Craig Walling to colonel John Satterstrom to lieutenant colonel Lee B Cox to captain Scott Ormsby to captain and others.
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Maj
Richard Wade
Volunteer Air Reserve
Naval Reserve Armory
Ninth and
Rusk
Harris O. Pay
Mark T. Miles
Miles
F. K. Serkland
Hughes
Herman J. Meyen
Beverly
Can
Ark T. Miles
Monroe
Craig Walling
Polk
Tom LeMond
Parker
John Satterstrom
van Buren
Lee B. Cox
Scott Ormsby
Lipscomb
Special Session on Civil Service Rules Begins Tonight
City commission and city civil service commission meet with municipal employees in a special session at 8 o'clock in the city commission room. The conference aims to explain practical Civil Service rules and regulations. A nine session series continues with water and sewer department staff Thursday.
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City Commission
City Civil Service Commission
City Administrative Departments
Water and Sewer Departments
Action Due on Payroll Probe
Washington February 21 An early hearing was promised tonight by House Rules Chairman Sabath on a resolution to investigate congressional payrolls. Burdick Republican of North Dakota requested the hearing saying no member is targeted. The probe follows disclosures of relatives on payrolls and the Thomas kickback conviction.
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Washington
Sabath
Illinois
House Rules Committee
House
Burdick
North Dakota
Congress
Thomas
New Jersey
Actor Sues for 240114 Debt From Nassour Brothers
Los Angeles court heard actor Donald Crisp allege he loaned 150000 to William and Edward Nassour on February 7 1949 and they still owe 90114 34 on a 92500 note plus 114000 owed on the original loan. He claimed they misrepresented their status and treated him as savior of their business.
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Los Angeles
Donald Crisp
Cinder
Superior Court
William
Edward Nassour
Women Shun Juries In Tasmania Record
Tasmanian court records show in twelve years since law changes only six women have placed their names on the jury list and none have served on a jury.
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Tasmania
Ben Franklin and Link coins eyed to curb costs
Edward Walsh Mehren, head of Squirt Co., seeks minting of 1 cent, 2.5 cent and 74 cent coins to fill gaps in small-change. He cites savings of five to eight million dollars annually and urges a March Senate Banking and Currency hearing led by Sen. Sheridan Downey. Proposes half-nickel or two-and-a-half cent pricing, spots the idea with Ben Franklin and Lincoln nicknames.
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Washington
Edward Walsh Mehren
Squirt Company
Sheridan Downey
California
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Mehren
Sam
Squire
Benjamin Franklin
Abe” Lincoln
British cyclists seek harsher penalties for road offenders
The British National Cyclists Union calls for tougher penalties for drivers who commit road offenses. The group aims to deter dangerous driving and improve cyclist safety through stricter enforcement and higher fines.
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British National Cyclists’ Union
Will Discuss Far East Crisis
An international authority known for accurate world event forecasting will address the Amarillo Town Hall Association at a dinner meeting on Wednesday, March 1. Capt. M. Fielding will discuss Red Shadows Across Asia, offering first hand observations on Far East, Near East, Europe, and Russia from years of experience and a 94.85 percent radio prediction accuracy during the war.
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Amarillo
M. Fielding
Asia
Captain Fielding
Far East
Near East
Europe
Russia
Fielding
All-Out Drive On Foxes Planned In East Texas
Henderson County Fox and Wolf Hunters Association teams with the county commissioners to kill all foxes amid rabies fears. State veterinarian Dr Kenneth S Young warns East Texas fox rabies threatens farms and livestock. Meeting results include stopping cyanide trap use before an all-out fox hunt begins.
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Athens
Tex
Henderson County
Fox and Wolf Hunters Association
County Commissioners’ Court
Kenneth S. Young
Texas
Commissioners Court
Wolf and Fox Hunters Association
East
Four Mississippi State Students Killed In Crash
Four Mississippi State College students died when their car collided with a truck near Columbus Mississippi. The victims were James Chrestman 21 a senior varsity basketball player Louie Thelgie 22 both of Columbus Robert Kelly 20 of Walnut Grove and Walford Fikes of Lake. The truck dragged the car 108 feet and then burst into flames. The driver M L Watkins of Bragg City Missouri escaped with cuts and bruises.
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Columbus
Miss
Mississippi State College
James Chrestman
Louie Thelgie
Robert Kelly
Walnut Grove
Walford Fikes
Lake
E. L. Bullard
M. L. Watkins
Bragg City
Fort Payne Man Fined for Smoking in Hotel Bed
Cecil Lyons of Fort Payne Alabama was fined 100 dollars for smoking in bed at a Chattanooga Tennessee hotel. The incident highlights the cost of violation in a city hotel enforceable by local authorities.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Cecil Lyons
Fort Payne
Ala
Wants farm job in irrigation district between Amarillo and Canyon
A man with a 16 year old son and a daughter on a farm seeks a farming position. He was born and raised on a farm, has worked as a carpenter in town, and can operate tractors pumps and other farm machinery. He expresses a desire to find work in the irrigation district between Amarillo and Canyon.
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Amarillo
Canyon
Woman of the Year Dance Raises Funds for Cancer
Beta Sigma Phi sponsors the annual Woman of the Year Dance at the Nat to support cancer research, with admission set at 1.20. The listing also notes local theater showings at Amarillo High School Auditorium and Municipal Auditorium, plus Maddox Bros Hillbilly Band at the Nat and various personalities and events in town, including a cor importance on community notices and a humorous Corn Department quip.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Amarillo High School
Oklahoma
Municipal Auditorium
Maddox Bros. Hillbilly Band
Galveston flood aid praised by 1901 Texas Legislature
The Texas Legislature in 1901 gratefully acknowledged Mexico for a 30000 gift to Galveston after the 1900 flood that killed about five thousand. Clara Barton led Red Cross efforts there, while a separate Isle of Jersey case fined a man eight days hard labor for riding a bicycle drunk.
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Texas
Republic of Mexico
Galveston
Clara Barton
St. Helier
Isle of Jersey
Bids Sought for Crestview Sewerage Pumps and System
The city commission will receive bids for sewerage pumps to be installed at two Crestview Addition lift stations. Specifications specify centrifugal pumps with 450 gallons per minute capacity. Bids for construction of the sewer system and lift stations are due on February 28.
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Crestview
Silent Hearing Aid Promises Freedom From Deafness
Chicago ad promotes Beltone electronic hearing device promising invisibility and ease of use. It offers a free copy of Beltone's book, with no cost or obligation, by writing Beltone Dept WMA 1450 W 19th St Chicago 8 Ill.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Dept
WMA
19Th St
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Jerry Beck
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Jack Little
Doris Posey
Bob Redfern
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Bob Rice
Maxine Mullins
Gene Taylor
Faye Taylor
R. O. Silk
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