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The Globe News board of censors has approved publication of the notice naming Wes Izzard Paul Allingham Od Bartlett Gra Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Lewis Nordyke Joe Hess and Alice Timmons for publication.
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Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
OD Bartlett
Gra Camp
Sarah Winter
Bob Ob Lewis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Alice Timmons
Weather and Snake Signs Mark Early Year Forecast
In a tongue in cheek forecast the author warns of ominous or propitious weather this winter into spring. Snakes at Big Bull Ranch were killed by Tibbie the snake dog last weekend. The piece lightly mocks Hadacol use and ends with etiquette on correcting others’ pronunciation.
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Big Bull Ranch
Tibbie
Pronunciation twists over melted cheese dish name
The speaker recalls lifelong annoyance over the term for a melted cheese dish called Welsh rarebit, often corrected with the quip that the proper word is rabbit. The exchange highlights how pronunciation and spelling fuel playful disagreements in everyday speech.
Tack Learns Proper English For Cheese Dish Name
A reader laments mispronunciation of the Welsh cheese dish calling it rarebit, arguing the correct form is rabbit. The note praises educated usage across Wales England and the United States and singles out celebrants and the war-rich as learners.
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Wales
England
United States
Noted reference on pronunciation of decadent terms
The user discusses the word decadent stressing the dee pronunciation and plans to report findings later. The remark reflects personal linguistic preference and intent to explore the term further for future reporting.
Religious Writer Sees Worst Criminals as World Against Them
Alta Starnes argues that the gravest inmates are those who feel society opposes them and blame others. They show no remorse or self reproach and believe they were compelled to commit their crimes.
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Alta Starnes
Rare Indeed Is the Man or Woman Advertisement
A concise item highlights a rarity in promoting a person or event through an advertisement. The notice suggests exceptional attention to a notable or unusual public proclamation, with emphasis on distinctive branding or reach in the community.
Big Bull Ranch hay deal and moral musings
A local column mixes blunt talk on guilt with a cattle feed ad. It notes a man’s false humility and claims women never admit fault, then pivots to a sale at the Big Bull Ranch offering luxurious prairie hay at 65 cents a bale. Write to Ollie Sights in Higgins, Texas, for details with generous weight guarantees.
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Big Bull Ranch
Ollie
Higgins
Tex
Hadacol jokes and public reaction in a columnist note
The writer tires of Hadacol jokes and notes that rumors claim a prominent unnamed physician endorses it. He challenges any AMA physician to prove Hadacol’s merit, promising $100 to the doctor if one will speak. He asserts physicians universally abhor patent medicines and would scoff at such questions.
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American Medical Association
Hemphill County’s O Bryan remembered as hard-working cowman
A Hemphill County figure named O Bryan, long respected as a diligent cattleman, is recalled for his steady industry. The obituary notes his ex status and his impact on local ranching circles, highlighting decades of work, community ties, and the ranching way of life.
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A O'Bryan
Hemphill County
Drive and Pace Define an Ambitious Leader
A profile of a driven, high pressure individual who thrives on hard work. The subject sets the pace for himself and aims for success in any field.
Untitled remark on European rearmament and morale
A quoted opinion criticizing postwar military posture. The speaker argues Russia may allow rearmament of Europe and the U S, urges focus on strength by 1953, warns that camouflage and propaganda make the nation seem childish, like stock rather than people.
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Russia
Europe
Cruelty Compared Across Lands Drawn by Despair
A harsh critique notes that exploitation of the Korean people mirrors distant rulers and insists the plight is so severe that the choice of eater does not lessen the grass’s suffering. The speaker equates Korean rulers with foreign powers, underscoring systemic oppression.
Korean War Refugee Atrocities Reported By War Correspondent
A wartime account describes US troops failing to prevent mass slaughters by South Koreans of those suspected of favoring Communists. The fighting shifted borders and included horrific actions such as a woman and baby being shot. A soldier told police the baby was strapped to the woman's back.
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United States
Quick
Man Wanted in Mississippi Sought Here
Mississippi authorities pursue two assailants in the shooting of state patrolman E. J. Gresham near Vicksburg after a December arrest in a stolen car. A man tied to Amarillo is being investigated with a photo and fingerprints requested, amid linked killings including an Illinois family murder.
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Amarillo
Jack W. Smith
E. J. Gresham
Vicksburg
Miss
Gresham
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Woody Riner
Riner
William Edward Cook
Illinois
Oklahoma
Widening of Third Avenue Project Approved for Amarillo
Hatfield Engineering Company of Amarillo was hired by the City of Amarillo to engineer the Third Avenue widening. City plans call for a 48 foot driving surface from Western to Grand, about five miles, with storm sewers planned by the city engineering department. The street currently ranges from 22 to 48 feet in width along different segments, and a contract is expected to be awarded in early April.
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City of
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Western
Grand
van Buren Street
Santa Fe
Child victims cited in Korean killings linked to ideology
An unnamed Korean policeman defended executions by noting concerns for the next generation. He said in another case children were shot because their parents were Communists and would become sympathizers, with girls aged 14 to 18 among those killed.
Lost dog ad near Eighteenth and Harrison
A small black and white male cocker spaniel about four years old is missing. It wears a collar with the name Adelaide Howe Atchison Kansas. A reward is offered for the return. Call 6935 or return him to 1711 Harrison Amarillo.
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Amarillo Real Estate Board to Install Officers Tuesday
The Amarillo Real Estate Board will hold its installation dinner Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the VFW Hall with Bill Gilstrap of Southwestern Public Service as guest speaker on The Panhandle Empire. Charles Wolflin will be installed as president succeeding Col. T H McDonald.
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Amarillo
Southwestern Public Service Company
VFW Hall
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McDonald
Wolflin
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Erwin Slay
Lost watch near Southwestern Investment to Greyhound Bus Station
A reader reports a sentimental yellow gold Avalon wrist watch lost on Taylor between Southwestern Investment Company and the Greyhound Bus Station. The finder will be rewarded if returning the watch. contact 7094 or 22113.
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Taylor
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East
Balks Called In Major Leagues This Season
The balk, once revived briefly in spring, was called 123 times. National League umpires issued 76 balks to 47 called by American League officials.
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New York
Trade for refrigerator Prefer furniture or sale at sacrifice
Classified note seeking a trade of a 9 foot refrigerator two years old for furniture. If no trade, willing to sell at a sacrifice. Contact by calling 3-7751.
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Tack
Black man seeks housework and porter work near Tyler area
Lonnie Hosea asks for work and references at 2-9796 after 5 PM. He lists his phone 3-7952 and address 1613 Tyler. He lost a small black and brown pup named Joe and asks anyone who sees it to call 3-2773.
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Porter
Lonnie Hosea
Tyler
Joe
Lost white gold ring with leaf design on Polk area
I misplaced a white gold ring with a leaf design between Fifth and Seventh on Polk Sunday night. It was a Christmas gift. reward offered. If found, call 8652 or return it to 1521 Travis.
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Tack
North Heights
Polk
Travis
Red Feather Report To Be Presented At Luncheon
The United Red Feather Campaign financial report will be presented at a luncheon session. Amarillo Community Chest officers will be elected at the meeting in the YWCA Recreation Room on Lincoln Street. Present officers are Bob Crudgington president Ted Lokey first vice president Mrs. Erwin Ochsner second vice president Roy Whittenburg secretary and Charles T Ware treasurer. New directors are William Q Boyce J R Brown H R Budke J Harold Dunn Dan Higgins Key Farr and Stanley Marsh Jr. Reservations may be made by calling the Community Chest office at 6359.
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Mrs Armstrong Dies at Home at 81 in Amarillo
Mrs Frances King Armstrong, 81, died at 1 45 this morning at her home 1615 Madison. Widow of A D Armstrong former Amarillo city manager who served 1917 18 under Lon D Marrs. Survived by sister Mary Ann Edwards brother Walter G King Beverly Hills Calif and three nephews Porter King Olin Davis presidents of King Candy Fort Worth Clinton King Paris France. Funeral plans pending. body with Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home.
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Madison
A. D. Armstrong
Amarillo
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
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Olin Davis
King Candy Company
Fort Worth
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Baptist Leaders Plan Amarillo Evangelistic Meeting
High churchmen from Texas and ministers from District 10 join in Amarillo for a one day evangelistic campaign at First Baptist Church on Tuesday January 16. William Fleming of Fort Worth and Dr J Howard Williams of Dallas lead the program with Dr W A Criswell of Dallas delivering the principal address.
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District 10
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
First Baptist Church
William Fleming
Fort Worth
J. Howard Williams
Dallas
Baptist General Convention
Williams
W. A. Criswell
C. Wade Freeman
Sex Misconduct at Youth Camp Charged
A Texas attorney general probes a southwest camp for alleged sex misconduct including blanket parties and mock marriages. Parents filed complaints about a woman who runs the camp, with plans to charge her with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Grand jury involvement anticipated but no charges yet filed.
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Daniel
Searcy Bracewell
Houston
Bracewell
Texas
Texas Baptists Rally Series Opens in Amarillo 1951
Evangelism drive across Texas begins with Amarillo hosting one of 11 rallies in early 1951. Associate secretary Floyd Chaffin and pastors Rev Howard J Jones, Dr James N Morgan, and Rev Hal Upchurch participate. Fort Worth hosts a statewide conference this week. Theme aims to win 250000 new Christians in 1951.
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Dallas
Texas Baptists
Howard J. Jones
First Baptist Church
Wellington
James N. Morgan
North Fort Worth
Venus the Brightest Planet Seen in Heavens
A concise note highlights Venus as the most brilliant planet in the sky and the most Earthlike among celestial bodies. It emphasizes its visibility and comparison to Earth in ancient and ongoing astronomical contexts.
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