Censors Request Publication By The Patrol Board Names
The document lists Izzard Paul Aijlingham ND Bartlett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke Joe Hess and Charley Underwood as the party asked for publication by the patrol board of censors.
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Patrobe Board of Censors
Wites Izzard
Paul Aijlingham
Bartlett Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Charley Underwood
Tack's January Forecast: Dry Remainder, No Prolonged Cold
The forecast indicates a dry stretch for the rest of January with no extended cold spells. Temperatures are expected to stay mild, reducing the likelihood of heavy snowfall or prolonged freezes. Local agencies urge caution for occasional sharp temperature swings and wind chills.
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Tack
Unclear February Possibility Sparks Cautious Check
The speaker notes potential developments in February but remains uncertain about outcomes. They are reviewing all aspects and admit low optimism while awaiting further information.
Early Winter Storms Hit Ahead of Usual Snow Season
In a harsh winter pattern storms arrived earlier than normal, dumping heavy snow and creating treacherous travel. Meteorologists note an unusually early storm surge while residents brace for continued icy conditions and shifting schedules.
Questionable Reliance on Letters of Recommendation
A speaker criticizes reliance on letters of recommendation in hiring, noting many businessmen still issue jobs without personal verification. He argues that diligent re checks reveal the true character and fitness of applicants.
Average basket picnic tale hides small feast imbalance
In an old 40 year old newspaper a note describes a humorous scene at an average basket picnic where one person talks of bringing enough for one while another student boasts enough for six, highlighting a comical mismatch in contributions.
Second annual national cow calling contest at Miami
The podium event in Miami last year inspired a spring edition with Life photographers invited to cover the second annual national cow calling contest. Pathe newsreel cameramen will also attend to capture the spectacle.
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Miami
Life
Pathe
Saucer Men Rumor Claims Dissections in Chicago Hospital
A circulating rumor states three three-foot saucer men are currently being dissected at a Chicago hospital. The tip even unsettles Wes Izzard who hesitates to publish the claim.
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Wes Izzard
Chicago
Young Bachelor Hero Sparks Six-Week Adventure Tale
A 24 year old bachelor stars in a magazine story as the lead character. The narrative follows his brisk stride through mishaps and discoveries, shaping a spirited coming of age arc while highlighting independence and youthful optimism.
Western Sayings From Cosmopolitan Collected by Bill Fields
Cosmopolitan quotes from Bill Fields list old western expressions. In the shade of the wagon means taking it easy while Hell with the hide off describes a rampage. Cocka-doodle-doo marks a ranch foreman and Belly through the brush refers to fleeing from the law. Barking at a knot signals futility, All horns and rattles points to near bankruptcy.
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Bill Fields
Cosmopolitan
Mr. Fields
Curious Help Request About Sharpening in Ama
Harry Hoare and Bob Mills seek information on where he may be sharpened in Ama. The oddly phrased plea suggests locating a sharpening service or expert in the area. Further context from the office may clarify who “he” refers to and what exactly needs sharpening.
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Harry Hoare
Bob Mills
Harry
Canada
Southwest
Skating Help Sought in Amarillo For Dull Skates
In Amarillo readers seek a skate sharpener as cold nights leave ponds frozen and skates dull. Harry from the Far North recalls old sharpenings. Elizabeth Boyce at News-Globe coordinates calls for experts to edge modern skates amid forecasts of thick ice in winter of 49 50.
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Harry
Bob
Amarillo
Tack
Elizabeth Boyce
News-Globe Office
Land Prosperity and the Cost of Plenty
A concise lament on prosperity, arguing some fear an economy with $10,000 annual income per family would doom society. It contends many crave wealth and would sacrifice much for abundance, warning against chasing comfort over restraint.
A Humorous European Tale of a Chase and a Handicap
In a humorous sketch a woodsman encounters a scantily clad woman chased by uniformed men. A young attendant explains she is from an insane asylum and that the sand buckets are a handicap used after she escaped, sparking laughter at the absurdity. The piece plays on human nature and political commentary through comedy.
Stop sign at through street who has right of way
A reader asks about right of way at a stop sign on a through street. The correct rule is to stop completely, look both ways, and proceed when the intersection is clear. Drivers must yield to any pedestrians and to approaching traffic with the right of way before crossing.
Dangers of Crossing Stop Signs on Speeding Streets
A speaker notes the hazard of crossing at stop signs on through streets where drivers appear to exceed speed limits. The observer observes cars approaching at about 60 mph or more and reports that many motorists ignore speed regulations, treating the street as a through road.
City Traffic Rules and Stop Sign Questions
A reader asks about local speed limits and the right of way on through streets. They urge enforcement of stop signs and seek a brief article from the traffic chief explaining why stop signs exist and how speed limits apply, noting concerns about speeding on main streets and across cross streets.
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Amarillo
Speed Villains Return Prompted Talk on Traffic Rules
Critics say the speaker criticizes automobile drivers who defy regulations as discussions renew about enforcing traffic rules. The piece frames ongoing debates on speeding and lawfulness on public roads.
British Family Seeks Domestic Contract Posts in US
A Canadian letter from a British family seeking contract domestic employment in the United States. The couple aged 42 and 48 with three children ages 9, 6, and 3 offer extensive hotel management experience and willingness to relocate if a sound yearly contract with transport coverage and suitable accommodation is provided. They request an American consul letter endorsing domestic duties match and a fair salary.
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Canada
England
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Powerglide Chevrolet Sets 1950 Transmission Debut
Plains Chevrolet unveils the 1950 Chevrolet with Powerglide automatic transmission the first mass use in low priced cars. The feature, a torque converter system, promises smooth shifts and greater power with new engines and redesigned bodies. Demonstrations planned at the dealership and two new 1950 models on display.
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Chevrolet
Plains Chevrolet
East
Jesse Rogers
Plains
Wanted position as household and hotel staff in Nova Scotia
A letter from Howard Thomas of Chester Nova Scotia requests a domestic servant or couple for house duties, hotel tasks, clerical work, gardening and chauffeurs. He and his wife seek employment soon, open to country house or estate options, and invite employers to call Chester 1862. Commentary notes Amarillo to cotton-pickers absence may affect servant availability.
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Howard Thomas
Chester, Nova Scotia
Canada
Chester 1862
Missing brown plaid coat from car. call to recover
Person reports a lost short brown tan and yellow plaid coat size 14 with two linings patch pockets no collar flared sleeves lost Friday night Dec 23 from a car. Caller asks to be contacted at 2 9943 to arrange pickup.
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Tack
Laundry Work Wanted for In-Home Pick Up and Delivery
Dear Tack offers laundry work to be done at the customer's home with pick up and delivery. The note requests in home service and states willingness to arrange transportation for garments.
Part Time Help Wanted Offer in Afternoon Hours
A person seeks part time work available from 1 to 5 or 6 pm daily. They note their current job only occupies 5 percent of hours and provide contact phone 2 3431.
WANTS IRONING I would like to get ironing to do in my own home
A READER seeks ironing work at a private residence and offers babysitting services. Contact by phone at 2-7458.
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Tack
Childcare sought for daytime hours in home
Mrs. Bill Adams seeks care for a small child at her home located at 1919 South Pierce from 8 AM to 6 PM daily. Caregiver responsibilities include supervision, activities, meals, and safety in a home setting.
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Tack
Bill Adams
S. Pierce
Lost coin purse found near Ninth and Tyler
A black silk coin purse containing four five dollar bills and one one dollar bill plus change was dropped at the corner of Ninth and Tyler on Friday December 29. The finder is asked to call 6767.
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Ninth and
Tyler
For Sale Dining Table and Three Chairs Cheap
Advertises a dining table and three chairs for sale at 2713 Ridgemere with contact after 1 PM at 3-6076. The message is signed by A READER.
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Rae
Ridgemere
Will Care For Baby in San Jacinto Area
Help offer to care for a baby during day hours at home in the San Jacinto area. Caregiver has a 13 month old daughter and seeks to provide equal attentive care to other infants. Address given as 404 Mississippi.
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Tack
San Jacinto
Mississippi
Brown all wool coat for sale with fur collar
A clean ready to wear brown coat size 20 for sale. It is oversized for the seller and offered at a cheap price. Located at 1001 North Grant.
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Tack
North Grant
Hold Party for New Students at Amarillo High
A Student Council committee hosted a Coke party yesterday to welcome new Amarillo High School students. Invited attendees included Bernadette McIntosh, Walter Carrigan, Ralph Getman, Lewis Hurst, Jack Moon, DeWayne Stewart, Herman M Hadkins, Barbara Long, Virginia Austin, John Kendall, and Joe Thompson. Hosts were Willis Clark, Shirley Monzingo, Ann Reeder, Pat Abernethy, Joanne Kelly, and Bob Anthony.
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Amarillo High School
Bernadette McIntosh
Walter Carrigan
Ralph Getman
Lewis Hurst
Jack Moon
DeWayne Stewart
Herman M Hadkins
Barbara Long
Virginia Austin
John Kendall
Joe Thompson
Willis Clark
Shirley Monzingo
Ann Reeder
Pat Abernethy
Joanne Kelly
Bob Anthony
Johns Heads WTCC Office at Plainview
Raymond Lee Johns will open a West Texas Chamber of Commerce branch in Plainview on February 1. He will oversee underground water districts, soil and conservation, and farm to market road committees, replacing no one but joining veterans Herschel Nix and others in the Abilene and Fort Worth offices.
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Abilene
Raymond Lee Johns
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Plainview
John
D. A. Bandeen
WTCC
Johns
Max Bentley
Wilke
Herschel E. Nix
Bandeen
Nix
Fort Worth
Lamesa
Slaton Chambers
Texas Tech
Protocol for answering engrav ed dinner invites for secretaries
A Bell Syndicate guidance note answers two common questions. First, a formal business dinner invitation answered by a secretary may be handwritten or typewritten on letterhead, with typewritten preferred when on business paper. Second, home addressed to Mr and Mrs may be answered by the secretary on the home paper used by Mrs Employer. It also includes etiquette for brief guest absences and explains frank communication to avoid hurt feelings.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Blizzard of 1886 Devastates Texas Livestock Flocks
In 1886 a Texas blizzard dumped snow for over 48 hours with a 50 mile gale, driving cattle southward and leaving losses around 80 head from a 22,000 head herd. Brands were misaligned and a large spring roundup followed, prompting adoption of drift fences before barbed wire.
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Amarillo
North Pole
Texas
South Plains
Dumas Couple Wins Prize Trip To New York
Mrs. Melvin Mathews and her husband won an all expense round trip by air to New York City. They left Amarillo for the trip on Trans World Airlines and will return Sunday night. The 18 year old Mathews submitted the winning title Wonderful for a radio program contest aired by KGYN in Guymon. The trip is described as their honeymoon as they married July 17 at their grandfather’s ranch near Dumas.
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Dumas
New York City
Melvin Mathews
Amarillo Air Terminal
Trans World Airlines
Amarillo
Letters Demand Payment for Christmas Seals in Potter Co
Reminder letters to about 7,000 people who have not paid for Christmas Seals went out this week. Mrs J L Scott of the Potter County Tuberculosis Association said contributions total 12,548.58 and organizers hope reminders push the total above 20,000, the campaign's minimum goal set by Seal sale chairman Lawrence Hagg. Seals sales fund the tuberculosis control program of the county association.
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J. L. Scott
Potter County Tuberculosis Association
Lawrence Hagg
Seal Sale
On County Tuberculosis Association
Eight Openings in YMCA Square Dance Classes
Paul Fowler of the YMCA says there is still room for eight more people in the Noble Fowlkes Dance Studio square dance classes at 1516 Tyler. Classes run every Wednesday at 7, and interested persons may enroll by calling the YMCA office at 3-1716.
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YMCA
Paul Fowler
Noble Fowlkes
Tyler
Fowler
Amarillo High Choirs Adopt Bel Canto Chorale Name
Former A Cappella and Aeolian choirs at Amarillo High School choose Bel Canto Chorale as their new name by vote. The group is directed by Alvis Autry and translates to beautiful singing.
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Bel Canto Chorale
Amarillo High School
Alvis Autry
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