Publication Notice from the Board of Censors Names Listed
Public notice listing members Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N D Bartlett Mrs Bob Babb Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter J P Black Lewis Nordyke and Charley Underwood for publication by The iobe board of censors.
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Iobe Board of Censors
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D. Bartlett
Bob Babb
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
J. P. Black
Lewis Nordyke
Charley Underwood
Weather and town rumors mix in a windy winter note
A brisk chatter of weather predicts more snow and northerly winds as winter business booms. Local names claim Ignorant Ridge near Silverton and its mayor Bob Brent, while residents discuss snow clearing and sidewalk work. Pop culture notes from New York mix with local anecdotes and oddities, including prophecies, films, wealth headlines, and social quirks.
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Ignorant Ridge
Charlie Holt
Silverton
Arthur Arnold
Winston Ilton
Red Holmes
Bob Brent
Amarillo Notes On Public Life And Local Plans
The column humorously surveys local topics in Amarillo including Jack Benny tax talk, Dr. Howard C. Reid opening a psychiatry office, Wes Izzard planning a Europe tour, Lewis Nordyke heading to Washington, and Tack’s writing trips to Chile. It mentions quail season closing and a debate over naming the Dust Bowl. Birdie exits the Sunday paper for a few weeks as preparations begin for a daughter's wedding.
Four Negro hotel workers face liquor charges
Agents of the liquor control board filed charges against four Negro hotel employees after a weeklong inquiry. John Howard and R. T. Glenn of the Herring Hotel are charged with selling intoxicants without a permit. J. E. Willis and Auford White, found at the Plains Hotel and Rainbow Hotel, are charged with possession of liquor for sale without a permit. Willis has three prior similar convictions.
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Liquor Control Board
John Howard
R. T. Glenn
J. E. Willis
Auford White
Howard
Glenn
Herring Hotel
Willis
Plains Hotel
West Tenth
White
Rainbow Hotel
East Fourth
Liquor Board
Negro on Trial On Theft Charges
Jesse Ford Amarillo Negro faced 47th District Court on theft from person charges. He allegedly stole a watch from A. M. Perry on August 30, 1948. The jury had not reached a verdict when the court recessed.
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Jesse Ford
Amarillo
47Th District Court
A. M. Perry
Hatch Nominated for U S District Judge in New Mexico
President Truman nominates former Democratic Senator Carl A. Hatch of New Mexico to be United States district judge for the state succeeding the retiring Colin Neblett. Hatch’s name among 170 nominations for confirmation as Congress returns to session.
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Washington
Carl A. Hatch
New Mexico
Truman
United States
Hatch
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Colin Neblett
Omar N. Bradley
Army
Tully Garner
John Nance Garner
Larado
Tex
Harry P. Hornby
Garner
Bullet Maker Creating a Copper Jacketed Spitzer
Durango Col January 1945 Fred Barnes, a hunter, designed a superior bullet after dissatisfaction with market rounds. He built a press and a business turning out ten calibers and 48 weights of cartridge leads. His all copper jacketed bullets use pure copper jackets and pure lead cores.
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Durango
Col. UP
Fred Barnes
Barnes
What They Write to Glasses Found
Found dec 12 near Mississippi and Line a pair of bi focal rimless glasses with gold bows in a Montgomery and Montgomery case. Claim at the Globe News lost and found department.
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Mississippi
Montgomery & Montgomery
Globe-News
Lost and Found
Dress Found at Hollywood Dress Shop Seeks Owner
A reddish brown dress with gold buttons found at the Hollywood Dress Shop is awaiting its owner. If you found the garment in Kress or Skagg's Drug Store please call 3-2262 for pickup. Continued on page 16.
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Hollywood
Kress
Skagg’s
Stock Averages Amid Busy Trading Across Markets
The one o'clock stock page lists Merrill Lynch quotes for air and gas, auto, oil, and consumer firms with mixed gains and losses. Highlights include Kennecott 55 percent, Libby McNeil 84, Lockheed 1734, Atlantic and Gulf firms like American Tel Tel 143, and general market activity across Air Reduction, Alco, and others amid a broad price spread. Curb and over the counter sections show varied closing figures across airlines, steel, chemicals, and utilities with numerous percent changes and notable names such as General Electric, General Motors, and Allied Stores.
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New York
Amarillo
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Kennecott
Alaska
Juneau
Laclede Gas L
Allegheny
Libby McN&l
Lockheed Airc
Allied Stores
Loews Inces
Amer Power&l
Miami
Amer
Bethlehem ‘Stl
Oliver Corp
Blaw-Knox
Dan Am Airway
Bowness CO
Pann and
P&r
Ing
Republic Steel
Rexall Drug Sis Chey Arhbac
Reynold, Tobb
Ch Pac
Richfield Oil
Soprater
St Regis Papr
Financial
Safeway
Colo Fuel Iron
Schenley Dist
Columbia G&e
Sears Roebuck
Columbia
Columbia Carb 32|Shamrk O&g
Pomeinte Cred
Sharon Steel
Mmer Solo
Shell Union O
Comm & South
Simmons Co
Onsol Edison
Sinclair Oil
Consol Vultee
Socony
Vacm
So Amer
Porto Rico
Enon
Bows
Southern Y
Curtiss Wright
Sparks
Curtiss
Eagle Picher
Stone &S Webst
Studebaker
Sunray Oil
Electric Autol
Swift & Co
Electric
Pw&l
Symington Gol
Texas Co
Farsworth Tv
Tex Gulf
Foster Wheeler
Tex Pac C&o
Freeport
Tex Pac Lad T
Pruehauf
Tidewater
Aso
General
United
Goodyear T&a
United Air
Graham Paige
United Carbon
Great Nrrpid
United Corp
Greatw Sugar
United Gas
Greyhound Co
US Lines
Grumman Air
US Pipe&Fdry
Gulf Ot
US Rubber
Hal Oil Weil
US , Steel
Homestake
Internatl
T&t
Wood
Gar
Woolworth
Johns Manvil
Wyandotte Wr
Jones
Laugh
S&t
KC Southern
Humble Oil
Amer Maracab
Kaiser-Fraser
Ark Nat
la Land & Ex
Altas Plywood
Ome Steeges Ny Callite Tungst
Catalin Corp
Ning Hud
Pwr
Central & SW
Northrop Aire
Drus
Ae Rirceau
South Royalty
Electric B&s
Wright Hargr
Chicago
Uhlmann Grain Co
Cimarron County Farm Bureau backs parity push and stockpiling
In a January 10 meeting the Cimarron County Farm Bureau voted to back a program of at least 90 percent parity for farm products and oppose the Hope Aiken Act. They urged stockpiling or an ever normal granary and production controls with parity, contradicting some national and Oklahoma bureau leaders. The letter commends Senator Elmer Thomas for supporting parity and pledges the county bureau’s full support in agriculture.
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Elmer Thomas
Senate Committee On Agriculture
United States Senate
Washington, DC
Senator Thomas
Cimarron County Farm Bureau
National Farm Bureau Federation
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Senate Agricultural Committee
Mother of Lerke Dies in Arkansas
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Lerke 74 of Pearidge Arkansas mother of Luther Lerke River Road will be held at 2 PM in Hot Springs. Mrs Lerke died in a Bittenville Arkansas hospital last Saturday and Mr Lerke traveled to Hot Springs to attend the funeral.
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Mr. Tack
Mother Shipton
London
R. A. Silverstein
Butler Shoe Store
Ida Lerke
Pearidge
Ark
Luther Lerke
River Road
Hot Springs
Inaugural Cecil W Hefley to attend Texas Square Dance Expo
Cecil W Hefley 204 A Virginia will attend the University of Texas event as guest caller for the inaugural ceremonies. Hefley is with the Sierra Gay 90s Square Dance group and will join the square dance exhibition.
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Cecil W. Hefley
Virginia
University of Texas
Mr. Hefley
Judge Tries 3 Juveniles in Delinquency Hearing
Three Amarillo youths were adjudged guilty of juvenile delinquency before County Judge E E Jordan. Douglas Cates 15 will be sent to Gatesville State School for Boys. Paul Huckins 16 and Bobby Boyd 15 were paroled to their mothers. A fourth youth Marcia Beck 14 faces charges, with her hearing deferred. Huckins and Boyd are first offenders. Cates previously paroled for a Maverick Club break-in.
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Amarillo
E. E. Jordan
Douglas Howard Cates
North Pierce
Gatesville
Paul Huckins
North Houston
Bobby Joe Boyd
Clarendon
Marcia Beck
E. O. Northcutt
108Th District
Mississippi River Rises Uphill Says Scientist
Minneapolis report explains that due to Earth’s bulge at the equator, the Mississippi River’s mouth sits about two and a half miles farther from Earth’s center than its source. Dr. Lorenz G. Straub of the University of Minnesota hydraulics lab notes earth’s thickness increases about one mile per 480 miles from the poles.
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Minneapolis
U.P
Lorenz G. Straub
University of Minnesota Hydraulics Laboratory
Thornton Improving After Illness at Veterans Hospital
Clay Thornton of Panhandle Laundry is seriously ill at Veterans Hospital but showing improvement. He was admitted about a week ago and attendants report he is doing well.
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Thornton
Clay Thornton
Panhandle
Veterans Hospital
Three Killed In Highway Truck Crash In Amarillo
The truck crash left Mr and Mrs Austermann dead and their bodies sent to Nebraska for funeral services. Leaurio funeral arrangements are pending. Survivors include wife Mrs Tony Leaurio two daughters Lucy and Virginia both of Amarillo a son Atilino Jr of Amarillo father Tony of Dumas three brothers Tony Jr of Yeso NM Willis and Joe of Amarillo and sisters Carolina of Yeso Carmen and Lupe of Amarillo.
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Austermann
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Nebraska
Leaurio
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Tony Leaurio
Lucy
Virginia
Amarillo
Atilino, Jr
Tony
Dumas
Tony, Jr
Yeso, NM
Willis
Joe
Carolina
Yeso
Carmen
Lupe
Trailways Terminal Plan Aims for Efficient Amarillo Site
Plans unveiled for a new Trailways terminal in Amarillo feature a six month construction horizon, air conditioning, a restaurant seating 53, lounges, separate facilities for colored passengers, a modern ticket counter, and an exterior canopy. The $1 050 per front foot site was bought from Ruth Demick Jackson and Wilbur Jackson of McAllen.
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Trailways
John M. Heket
Amarillo
Continental
Stearns
Heket
Oakland
Cal
Ruth Demick Jackson
Wilbur Jackson
McAllen
H. F. Champion
Panhandle
Grady Haynes
Panan =ae
Amarullo
O. Gowning
Atlantic- Pacific
C. O. Brown
Wallace named superintendent of Boys Ranch Farm
C A Wallace has been appointed superintendent of the Boys Ranch Farm in Castre County. He succeeds as head administrator and leads the farm operations and youth program through the coming season.
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C. A. Wallace
Boys Ranch Farm
Castre County
Quake Debunked as Snow and Ice Tremors Across Panhandle
The Panhandle reports of tremors last night prompted a Texas Tech seismograph test showing no earth quake. Professor Patton noted possible interference from building repairs, while noting five tremors since June and widespread gusts of snow and ice sliding from roofs across Borger Pampa Lockney Amarillo.
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Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Panhandle
Deroy T. Patton
Tech
Patton
Borger
Pampa
Lockney
Amarillo
News-Globe
First Baptist
Ken Palmer
KDPN
W. C. McCully
East Twelfth
J. W. Caldwell
South
Mechanical classroom communicator lets students flash answers
State College report describes a new mechanical tester aiding teachers. The classroom communicator provides each student a private station with five piano like keys. The instructor monitors responses by reading electrical connections from stations to a front control panel.
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State College
Office of Naval Research
Rooftop Burglars Target Local Businesses and Bank
Police began investigating at 2 am after an alarm. Burglars used debris and adjoining building rooftops to access the area. Past rooftop heists include a $16,000 American National Bank job and a H and Y Drug Store theft. Captain King declined to comment on patterns.
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Captain King
Reese Cleaners
Estes
H and Y
American National Bank
Timeline of multiple arrests across cities for suspect in early 1940s crimes
A suspect with records from Lawton Amarillo and Denver shows arrests from 1939 to 1947. Notable charges include vagrancy petty theft concealed weapon drunken driving failure to stop and render aid assault and cutting and burglary investigations. Disposition not listed in several cases.
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Oklahoma
Lawton
Amarillo
Lee
Denver
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
Seymour
Dallas
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Tack
Stan” Stanberry
Mr. Silverstein
Mr. Winchell
Dewey
Walter Winchell
Park Avenue
Wall Street
Mussolini
Clark Gable
Arizona Biltmore
Austin
Texas
Florida
Mr. Kinsey
Mr. Tack Presents
Mary Cecelia Bonifield
Elmo Bonifield
S. K. Bonifield
Claude
John Hickey
Shawnee
Okla
Jack Benny
Howard C. Reid
Reid
Dr. Reid
Europe
Chile
New Zealand
Birdie
Mother
Daughter
John Fain
Louis Murrin
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Financial Industrial Fund
Voice OF the People
Cimarron County
Julius W. Cox
R. J. French
Warren Hodges
Hugh M. French
Lerke
Arkansas
Giscioe
Old Man
Arthur
Marion Goodson
Louisiana
Goodson
John H. Vens
North Taylor
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company BY
Bottling Company, Inc
The
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