Racial tolerance gains debated by Gulf Coast respondents
The Globe asks readers about changes in racial tolerance. Respondents from Abernathy to Kress praise progress, citing better schooling and education as key factors, while acknowledging continued prejudice. They emphasize gradual improvement and the need for ongoing efforts to foster understanding.
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Horoscope roundup for January sixth readers
Saturday’s horoscope offers personality notes for men and women born around the date with insights into intuition, business acumen, and emotional self-control. Sunday’s planetary signs advise devotion, prudent decisions, and potential family or health guidance, with daily missiles toward reading and improving one’s mood and duties.
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Aquarius
Perha
Taurus
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Reno
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Kiwanis Club Plans for 1951 Unveiled at First Meeting
The San Jacinto Kiwanis Club held its first 1951 meeting with S. R. McKinney delivering a presidential greeting and outlining goals for the year. A joint dinner for the board and chairs was announced for 6:15 PM next Monday at the Youth Center, featuring an inspirational address by Roy Bass of Lubbock, district Kiwanis official.
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For Rent and Sales Classified Mix in Amarillo Ad Page
A jumble of rental and sale notices from Amarillo lists 5 room furnisheed units, 2 bedroom homes with equity offers, late model Plymouth with low mileage, a GNE-ROOM apartment with bills paid, and a BY OWNER Stanton Styler style two bedroom home with attached garage and extensive interior features. Phone numbers accompany each listing.
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Sunday Horoscope Reflects Ambition and Caution
The column notes a born leader with a forceful, realistic outlook who grows more capable with effort. Advice urges diplomacy, patience with subordinates, and temper control under work pressure. It also previews a mid twenties marriage and emphasizes independence for wives alongside daily guidance via the birthday star.
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Aquarius
Pisces
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Gemini
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Most Texas Fairs Plan To Operate
Dallas delegates report that most Texas fairs and outdoor shows intend to operate this year at the 25th annual convention of the Texas Association of Fairs and Expositions. No formal debate on national emergency issues was scheduled. The piece notes timber's renewal ability compared to coal as a natural resource.
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Great Debate on Survival Strategy Amid Cold War Tensions
The article surveys debates among four leaders on survival strategy, with Governor Dewey urging invulnerable global bases for atomic weapons, Kennedy favoring selective basing in the Americas and Asia including Korea withdrawal, and Hoover stressing sea and air power to deter Soviet aggression. It also notes a public notice inviting bids from Amarillo for police and city fleet vehicles, with detailed equipment specs and bidding procedures.
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Ready for Showers Pattern Booklets for Crochet Motifs
Six motifs for a colorful bride’s kitchen with easy stitches and charts. Laura Wheeler’s improved pattern offers crochet knits with photos and concise directions. Send twenty cents for pattern 870 to Amarillo Globe News Needlecraft Dept. New York address. Include name, address, and zone. A Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book offers more patterns and a free pattern is in the book.
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Amarillo Globe News
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Chrysler declares $2 dividend on common shares
Chrysler Corporation directors declare a $2 per share dividend payable March 12 to holders of record February 13. The 1950 dividends included $1.50 on March 13 and June 12, $1.75 on September 12, $3 on September 26, and $2 on December 12.
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