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Notice to the public that a decision or action is printed for publication by The Globe board of censors naming Izzard Paul Allingham Ett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Babb Lewis Nordyke Joe Hess and Charley Underwood for official record and public access.
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Theens-Globe Board of Censors
Wites Izzard
Paul Allingham
Nett Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
Babb
Lewis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Charley Underwood
Holiday Party at George Ordway’s Home Sparks Town Talk
During Christmas week townsfolk discuss a large discharge of activity with up to 90 women, mostly typists, on the payroll. George Ordway hosted a holiday party at his residence featuring massive containers of egg nog prepared without alcohol, a notable festivity in local circles.
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George Ordway
Egg Nog Variants Stir Thinking On Alcohol Content
Readers discuss non alcoholic nog and near Tom and Jerry styles, while flu season sweeps the town with many sick and new cold tablets selling fast. Upton Close cites plans in the South for a splinter party and Eisenhower nomination ahead of a 1950 political contest. Gene Worley’s congressional candidacy is questioned after cotton indignation meetings.
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Upton Close
South
Statesight
Eisenhower
United States
Gene Worley
Congress
South Plains
Worley
Altavene Clark Attends Event Amid Varied Reactions
Altavene Clark was present and conversed with many attendees. Upton Close asserts two types of people exist, likening them to dogs with fleas. some tolerate them in a flea bitten life, while others constantly scratch despite also having fleas.
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Upton Close
Novel Christmas toy and Alaska tales in a quirky column
A Walter Holmes novelty toy, springloaded false teeth, and a startling bite. Walter plans Alaska return this fall and hints at riding a horse. The.writing hints at John Fain's fame, weather lore, moon rules for shingling and weaning, plus advice to visit friends for sauerkraut.
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Walter Holmes
Walter
Alaska
Alaskan Guides
Moon and hockey myths stir after full moons
Bob Feight argues hockey is the roughest sport not effeminate, saying sliding hips at 15 miles an hour is murderous and players take more punishment and mayhem than wrestlers. He notes beliefs link games to fruitful astrological signs Cancer Scorpio Pisces.
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Venus
Bob Feight
No Question on Hockey Names Provokes Debate
A speaker asserts the sport lacks a proper male name, claiming hockey should have a man’s name rather than a perceived inane term. The remark frames hockey as a man’s sport and calls for a traditional naming approach.
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Tack
Remarkable returns of five dollar bills to Walgreen's
E W Collins, manager of Walgreen's, reports within a week two envelopes arrived at the drug store containing five dollar bills. One letter stated the sender had received too much change and did not feel right keeping it, and she left no name. A second similar note and payment likely followed the same motive.
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E. W. Collins
Walgreen's
Honest People Cited By Women And Mr Collins
Two women praise integrity and Mr Collins notes most customers he meets are fair and honest. The speaker emphasizes a high share of good people, while the text trails with an unfinished remark about the percentage of good individuals.
Dear Tack WANTS HUSBAND
Betty seeks a husband who can provide a nice home while she offers proven housekeeping and domestic skills. A reader requests help to find a husband, while another seeks steady work in laundry bakery or housemaid roles and lists contact phone 2 8142.
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Tack
Betty
Lost black hand tooled purse with CLEO initial found
A working mother, Mrs. J. B. Lane of 907 Buchanan, reports leaving a sentimental black leather purse with CLEO cut on one side on Woolworth's button counter around noon January 3. The purse contains vacation pay and two return bus tickets, plus other valuables. she urgently requests contact from anyone with information to help retrieve it.
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Cleo
Buchanan
Woolworth’s
J. B. Lane
Couple seeks work in Ninth Street area
A middle aged couple requests employment opportunities. They prefer farm work but will take any job. The wife offers ironing from home. Contact Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cranmer at 2444 North West Ninth via phone 23554.
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C. D. Cranmer
North West
Trade six blue ribbon hens for larger hens
I have six black cochin bantam chickens that won blue ribbons at the Tri-State Fair last year. I would like to trade these for larger hens. Phone 3-6243.
Wants work by hour in dish washing or small hotel
A colored woman seeks hourly work in dish washing or at a small hotel, preferably mornings. Contact via phone 3-6236. Reader notice.
Gallup Poll finds GOP open to South coalition idea
A Gallup survey shows about one third of Republicans support a tie up with Southern conservatives to form a new party. In the 13 Southern states the idea attracts roughly a quarter of voters, while 42 percent oppose and the rest have no opinion.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
South
John W. Bricker
Republican
Ohio
Congress
Republican States’ Rights Party
U.S.A
Iiee Ees
Ckcass
Idea
States’ Rights Party
Philadelphia
The
Institute
Dallas Ad Man Heads State Group
FORT WORTH Jan 9 The Texas Advertising Managers Association chose Roy McKinney advertising manager of The Dallas Times Herald as its new president succeeding A L Jennings of The Austin American Statesman Wayne Henley of The Lubbock Avalanche Journal was named vice president at the semi annual meeting Homer Belew of The Fort Worth Star Telegram is permanent secretary.
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Fort Worth
Texas Advertising Managers Association
Roy McKinney
Dallas Times-Herald
McKinney
A. L. Jennings
The
Austin American- Statesman
Wayne Henley
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Homer Belew
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Horace Mann PTA To Meet Tomorrow
Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the school at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon Miss Ouida O Neal visiting teacher for public schools will discuss her work. The Horace Mann Choir under Glenn A Truax will present several numbers Portugal hosted four British representatives in Lisbon to arrange about one hundred million dollars of imports Britain takes from Portugal yearly chiefly wolfram industrial diamonds tin ore and cork.
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Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association
Ouida O'Neal
Horace Mann Choir
Glenn A. Truax
Portugal
Lisbon
Britain
Learn to live one day at a time says Mrs L B story
In Flushing New York Mrs L B tells how her husband healed from nervous indigestion by reading commonsense books and embracing a daily focus on living one day at a time He stopped worrying about the past or future and began to improve, even enjoying time with their son This mental shift cured his illness and saved him from chronic invalidhood
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Flushing
L. B
Mr. L. B
Inventor Pucci seeks electric translator for multilingual output
Inventor Frederico Pucci of Salerno Italy says he is developing an electric translator that lets users type words in English and the machine prints them in Italian Greek or any other language.
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Frederico Pucci
Salerno
Italy
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