Public notice names damaged as censoring blocks legible parts
The snippet lists names including Pete Paul Allingham N D Barnett Grady Camp Sars Sarah Win Mrs Bob Babb wis Nordyke Joe ess and Charley Underwood, with unclear context as document appears partially redacted or corrupted for publication.
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ews-Globe Board of Censors
Beard
Paul Allingham
Barnett Grady Camp
Sarah Win
Bob Babb
Wis Nordyke
Joe
Charley Underwood
Weather note hints at February rain prospects
The forecast notes southwest winds cut rain chances for February and March while February stays unusually calm. Cloudier skies and showers are possible next month. Mrs. Altavene Claris faces a Friday night arrival in Washington to start her congressional campaign. A draft movement for Lawrence Hagg failed as he declines, saying he is 50 and too old.
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Altavene Claris
Washington
Congress
Lawrence Hagg
Noted Washington distance affects a caller’s stance
A fragmentary report describes Mrs. Clark detaching him from Washington last Friday and his insistence he would not run. A telephone recollection places a friend near the country, the hired girl answering at 8 am, and a bemused reaction about breakfast and his airs.
Editorial Snippets and War Talk From Evening Column
A collage of observations on telephone etiquette and business life ending with reflections on wartime strategy. The piece notes people unavailable at dinner and at offices, then quotes an anniversary ad from an eastern store. It mixes editorials, Reader's Digest jabs, school notices, beaver dam lore, and a stark window into Cold War era thoughts on Russia, bombs, and underground cities, urging patriotism.
Patriotism and political critique amid wartime fears in Illinois
A local voice condemns paid agents in one Illinois county teaching farmers to increase yields while warning that excess government workers could fuel wartime perfection in caves and bomb factories. The piece denounces plans to depopulate the U S and replace with foreigners, urges patriotic voting, and criticizes dams as misused funds for underground cities, urging economy over Canadian River projects. It argues for selecting statesmen over promisers and cautions against factional group movements.
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Illinois
United States
Washington
Congress
Government funds planned for eight lakes in district
A reader recounts rumors of eight large lakes to be built in one district with government money, claiming billions could be spent on dams along the Missouri River. The note argues investment in underground fortifications would better protect the people for future generations.
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United States
Plains
Possum Kingdom
Missouri River
Washington Jitters After Return Sentence
The speaker confesses regret about returning to Washington and admits persistent jitters following the move, hinting at ongoing unease and unsettled feelings since the decision.
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Washington
Daisy Seeks Evening Or Morning Housework Job
Letter from Daisy requesting case work or light housework to support her husband in the Veterans Hospital. She lists availability after 4 30 p m or mornings and provides the contact number 2 2581.
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Tack
Veteran's Hospital
Daisy
Parrot request for lonely resident at convalescent home
A reader asks for a visitor or helper for Mrs Colns at Walker's Convalescent Home. The sick patient with arthritis seeks companionship and asks if someone could bring or obtain a parrot to keep her company, highlighting loneliness and need for attendance.
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Walker's
Amarillo High Senior Seeks At Home Typing Or Childcare Work
Amarillo High School senior seeks a typing job at home after school or evening childcare work. Has experience in both and requests contact at 2-0041, signed as A READER.
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Amarillo
WANTS FARM JOB FROM MARRIED FARMER CHARLIE CATES
Charlie Cates seeks farm or ranch work with lifelong farming and ranching experience. References available. Contact 1309 South Pierce, phone 2 2139.
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Tack
Charlie Cates
South Pierce
Lost Inky the cocker spaniel from Cline Road home
A black cocker spaniel named Inky wandered from 4206 Cline Road on Friday February 17. The owner requests interested parties call 32-1855 to help recover the dog.
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Tack
Cline Road
Inky
Dependable driver offers rides on Azalea Trail
Reliable woman offers to drive an elderly couple through the Azalea Trail. She will drive your car or hers. Describes herself as an excellent driver and provides references. Write to N. S. in care of nee.
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Azalea Trail
N. S
Nee
Morning Job Seekers Request to Mr Tack
A concise note asks Mr. Tack to help find a morning job for four or five days a week and provides a phone contact 3-4000 for responses.
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Mr. Tack
Dog Found Near Buchanan Route Prompt Call For Owner
Mixed breed dog about cocker spaniel size with heavy curly coat white and brown spots came to 1810 Buchanan Tuesday morning February 21. Owner may have the dog by calling 2 9417. Mrs E M Williams.
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Buchanan
E. M. Williams
Lost Billfold Near Buchanan Street on Saturday
A brown leather zipper billfold was lost Saturday February 18 between 1101 and 1104 Buchanan. It contained money and papers. A reward is offered. Call 37329.
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Buchanan
Goat milk supplier sought for weekly supply
Reader seeks a goat milk seller offering up to a gallon a week. Contact by phone at 5914 to arrange purchase and delivery details.
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Tack
Scouting Around With Our Girls
A four day Girl Scout leadership course at First Christian Church certifies thirty leaders including four from Panhandle. A total of sixty-one registered. certificates allow leading troops. Also reports Cochran Flight group at Amarillo High School studying Jacqueline Cochran and planning further sessions.
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Pegge Defenbaugh
Panhandle
First Christian Church
G. E. Hatton
Roy Gossett
RK. D. Houck
Fay McGilbray
W. C. Dine
Delmer Miller
Fred Dodson, Jr
Francis W. Pritchard
Thomas Pitt
Paul Sharkey
W. Bion Moore
Byrus
C. H. Hinton
B. L. Dickson
M. M. Dickson
Leroy Heare
Davis King
Amarillo High School
Bettye Hamilton
Taylor
Cochran
Lost Black Cocker Spaniel Missing Since Saturday
Lost Saturday morning February 18 a black male cocker spaniel four months old with new collar and tag No 291. Finder please call 6179. A READER 1400 Clover Drive.
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Clover Drive
Girl Scout Troops Hold Installations And Events
Miss Sybil Jones and other leaders assume posts as Brownie troops 15 16 and 48 install new officers. Brownies of Troop 41 at Forest Hill School receive pins for 17 girls including Sandra Allen and Nancy Brunson. Father daughter box suppers gather 125 girls from multiple troops across St Marys Academy and Margaret Wills Margaret Wills School host Lane Ice Cream Company tour.
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C. M. Robertson
Howard Robbins
Brownles
Wolflin School
Leo F. Brauer
T. W. Swearingen
Carlyle Moore
Lloyd King
Grace
Mr. King
Joanie Dodge
Juliette Lowe
J. M. Larson
Taps
Cordelia Harris
Frances Newman
Dena Goldston
Mary Don Wood
Lyndell Larson
Gail Moore
Bernadine Carter
Brenda Rae Solnick
Lynda Mason
Marilyn Mead
Sandra King
Amos-Sandra
Amos 'N’ Andy
George Washington
H. E. Murphy
Robert Boland
Stina Cain
Sybil Jones
H. E. Barnett
Forest Hill School
Sandra Sue Allen
Nancy Mae Brunson
Katherine Carroll
Evelyn Childers
Sammie la Rhea Duncan
Edna Lee Hayden
Beth Lamberth
Nancy Ann Martin
Sharon Laine Martin
Venita Rhea Peters
Barbara Jean Poling
Priscilla Polvadore
Kay Ann Martin
Dorothy Reed
Gloria Jean Reynolds
Linda Gene Walker
Rose Ann Woodring
C. D. Woodring
North East Thirteenth
Coleader
G. R. Tate
O. L. Reynolds
A. E. Walker
G. W. Hayden
J. ©. Allen
W. O. Pyeatt
St. Mary’s Academy
Cathedral Hall
Juliette Low
Margaret Wills School
Lane Ice Cream Company
West Seventh
L. D. Wirt
W. F. Robinson
H. C. Ince
Bill Patching
Ernoon
Horace Mann School
Frances Eagleston
Eddra Lindsey
Starley Pope
Johnny Hollard
King Chitwood
W. W. Lofgren
Kathleen McCourtie
San Jacinto
Girl Scouts of
San Jacinto School
Sam Houston
Harvester Firm Shifts District Managers
International Harvester Co. names J. H. Yeary district manager in Amarillo replacing K. C. Goforth who moves to Chicago as assistant regional manager. E. E. Bowen is appointed assistant district manager, coming from the Denver district to handle increased local business.
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International Harvester Co
J. H. Yeary
San Antonio
K. C. Goforth
Goforth
Chicago
Southwest
International
E. E. Bowen
Bowen
Amarillo
Denver
Texas Boundary Payoff Amid 1855 Senate Action
On 1855-02-25 Congress appropriated 7.85 million dollars to settle long running disputes over Texas boundaries. The accord followed the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and the Texas Boundary Bill of 1850 transferring lands between the Nueces and Rio Grande to the United States in exchange for bonds.
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Congress of the
United States
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Nueces
Rio Grande Rivers
Texas
Santa Fe
Rio Grande
Congress
Poland Aims First Passenger Car Plant at Zeran by 1952
Poland hopes to establish its first passenger car factory at Zeran and have it operating by 1952. The plan signals a push to develop domestic auto production and reduce dependence on imports, reflecting postwar industrial goals.
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Poland
Zeran
Ulster Politician Calls for US Propaganda Org in America
Brian Faulkner, Ulster Parliament member, urged creating an American propaganda arm as Eire maintains a press-focused ambassador in the United States. He said Northern Ireland needs a more active information effort abroad.
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Belfast
United States
Eire
Brian Faulkner
Ulster
Northern Ireland
America
Invisible Beltone hearing aid promises deaf relief
Chicago advertisement touts a new electronic device that restores hearing for thousands of deaf people while remaining nearly invisible. It offers a free Beltone book by mail with no cost or obligation and provides the Chicago address for requests.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Dept
WMA
19Th St
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