Notice to the Public by The News-Globe Board
Public notice states the board of censors has ae for publication naming Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N D Bartlett Mrs Bob Babb Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter J P Black Lewis Nordyke and Charley Underwood as involved in the action.
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News-Globe Board of Censors
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D. Bartlett
Bob Babb
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
J. P. Black
Lewis Nordyke
Charley Underwood
Winter on the plains and coyotes drive worry
A Panhandle weather note says snow may return as clouds linger for a day or two and the plains feel durable. Capt Duke Mosley reports coyotes poisoned with pellets fail to kill. 95 percent effectiveness elsewhere alarms ranchers. Kentucky reports coyotes attacking police dogs and colts in a statewide reduction drive.
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Duke Mosley
Game Department
Panhandle
Austin
Captain Mosley
Kentucky
Associated Press
Psychoanalytic Labels and the Costs of Therapy
The piece critiques mental health terminology and the label psychopathic personae, noting differing psychoanalytic schools and questioning the value of psychoanalysts. It explains that a psychoanalyst is trained in Freud and others methods, emphasizes self treatment before practice, and observes that patients are often wealthy and therapy costly.
Psychiatrist Qualifications and Training
A psychiatrist is a physician with an MD degree who typically completes a hospital internship in psychiatry. Most psychiatrists also pursue additional training in psychoanalysis or related psychotherapies.
Psychiatrists, psychologists and the era of mental testing
The writer laments MDs without psychiatry training attempting emotional care, noting many lack specialization and rely on common sense. The piece also criticizes clinical psychologists who provide mental testing, IQ assessments, vocational guidance, aptitude tests, and personality examinations as part of an expanding field.
The Psycho Neurotic Sufferer Seeks Every Book Remedy
The guide books call this person the psycho neurotic and describe an individual with every emotional conflict. He or she faces an awful fix needing books thrown at them to find relief.
Two Burglaries At Drive-Ins Reported Near The Trail
Two burglaries at drive ins on North East Eighth near The Trail outdoor theater were reported to the sheriff's office. Cash loot totaled 65 to 75 dollars. Val's cafe run by Val McClanahan was pried open for about 44 dollars in silver and 6 to 10 dollars in nickels from wall juke boxes. The Hickory Hollow, run by Charles Clemens, yielded 15 dollars in small change from a juke box marble machine and cigarette vendor. A large screwdriver pryed a side door and damaged the marble machine and cigarette vendor.
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North East Eighth
Trail
Sheriff's
Val
Congress struggles with new 81st Congress committee setup
Congress has limited work due to lacking legislative machinery and large House turnover. Democrats filled the Un-American Activities Committee on Saturday and aimed to fill four vacancies. Republicans were to fill two spots. The picks included Walter, McSweeney, Harrison, and Moulder to replace Rankin and Hebert.
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Congress
House
Un-American Activities Committee
Rankin
Mississippi
Hebert
Louisiana
Walter
Pennsylvania
McSweeney
Ohio
Harrison
Virginia
Moulder
Missouri
Meat varieties put into metal cans in broad range
Nearly 50 varieties of meat and meat products from cock tail sausages to whole hams are now packed in metal cans. The packaging move signals expanded shelf life and standardized branding across competing meat lines.
West Texas Opposes Water Code Over Rights and Allocation
West Texas leaders denounce a proposed water code citing overappropriation on the Colorado and Brazos watersheds and the impact on municipal supply. They warn Sec 13 and Article 7472 repeal threaten prior domestic rights and demand an equitable distribution framework among cities. The meeting included E M Wagstaff and WTCC members who urge maintaining unqualified municipal rights.
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Colorado
Brazos
Texas
West Texas
West
E. M. Wagstaff
Abilene
Fort Worth
Guy C. Jackson
Anahuac
TWCA
A. Bandeen
WTCC
Hagg
Mitchell
Roy Bourland
Pampa
Coombes
Bandeen
A. C. Humprey
Stamford
Preston Kors
Odessa
H. O. Starks
Amarillo
Homer Hunter
Dallas
Ben Manning
Rex B. Baxter
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Henry Teube
Tulsa
L. A. Wilke
Gene Klein
Markets Stock Averages and Over the Counter Quotes
One o clock New York quotations list Merrill I Fenner averages for many firms including Air Reduction Lockheed Allied Stores Allied Ludlum Anaconda Natl Auto Fibr Panhandle Penn Pow and others with gains and losses. Also notes over the counter prices and Chicago grain futures for May July and Sept with corn oats and May grain values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ase Furmeries
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Lambert Co
Alaska
Juneau
Lockheed Aire
Allegheny
Loews Inc
Lone Star Cm
Allied _ Stores
LongBell
Allis Chalmers
Louise & Nash
Amer Airlines
Mack Trucks
Amer Cable&r
Glen S Martin
Amer Locomot
Miami Copper
Amer Power&l
Amer Rad&ss
Amer Roll Mill
Amer Tel&Tel
Montgm Wardee
Amer
Biscuit
Armour & Co
Natl Canoe Assoc
Natl Dairy Pr
Arch Top&sf
Natl Dept
Avco Mf
Natl Distillers
Baldwin
Jd Ead
Bermeel
RePeRa
Bendix Aviam
Norn Au
Hienem
North Nat Gas
Bethlehem
Blaw-Knox
North Pac RR
Bliss Co
Boeing Airpin
Chard Motor
Aig
Bohn
Borden Co
Paw
Borg Warner
Panhand Ar
Briggs
Paramount Pc
Briggs & Strat
J C Penney
Bucyrus Erie
Penn Pow&Lt
Budd Co
Pennsylvy RR
Burroughs
Dr. Pepper Ll
Butler Bros
Pepsi Cola
Calif Packing
Phele
Santas O
Phillige Petrol
Ds Canadian Pac
Pitts S&bolt
Caterpillar
Pure Oil
Pullman
Gheste & Ohio
Orph Chicago Corp
Reo Motors
St Paul
Republic Avia
Chio
Rs&pac
Republic Steel
Chrysler
Rexall Drug
Colo Fuel Iron
Columbia Carbaie
St. Joseph
Schenley
Sear
Buck
South
Gente Bee
Consol Edison
Shamrck O&g
Shell Union Oil
Simmons Co
Sinclair Oil
Socony Cacm
South Pac
Curtiss Wright
Southern Ry
Curtiss Wrt A
Sparks
Deer & Co Spiegel Inc
Distillers Corpas
Square D Co
Doehler Jarvis
Alrer
Stand Eagle Picher
Eastern Airlin
Eaton Mfg
Stewart Warn
Stone & Webst
Electric Pw&l
Studebaker
Erie Railroad
Sunray Oil
Farsworth Tv
Sunshine B
Federal Mtr
Tidewater
General Motor
Gillette
20Th Cent Fox
Gimble Bros
Union Bag&p
Glidden Co
Union Cal
United Carbon
Greatw Sugar
United Corp
Greyhound Co
United Gas Im
Grumman Air
US Lines
Gulf
Howe Sound
Warner Br
Hudson Motor
Warren Petro
App Corp
West Indies Se
Tmmtral R
Western Auto
Inspirata
Western Una
Interlake Iron
Westingh Airb
Internat
Harv
Westingh
Elec
Nick
West Va
Internatl Pap
White Motors
Internatl
T&t
Willie Overland
Johns Manvil
Wilson Co
Jones & Laugh
Wood (Gar
KC Southern
Woolworth
Kennecott
Youngson S&t
Laclede Gas
Zonite Procter
CURB
Amer Lt
Amer Lt&Trac 18 | Kaiser Fraser 173, Amer Maracab
Lone Star Gas
Ark Natl Gas A
Natl
Bell Hess
Alias Plywood
Ning Hud
Pwr
Barry Biscuit
Ace Airc
Catalina
Pansoastal
Central && Z
Pantenee Ol
Cessna Aircraft Cities Service
Sterling Inc
Utal Idaho Sg
Electric B&s
Wright
Tex
Ove
Sasseeesen
Senos
Chicago
Uhlmann Grain Co
Kansas City Livestock Market Slows Amid Mixed Bids
Cattle sales at Kansas City show 22 000 head with calves 1 000. bids 50 to Africa lower on beef cattle and stockers, hogs 5 000 fairly active steady to 50 cents lower, sows down. sheep 8 000 slow with lamb offerings 25 cents lower. Chicago reports 19 000 hogs, steady to 25 cents higher, cows and heifers weaker. cattle 17 000 with steers uneven, heifers down, bulls steady.
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Kansas City
USDA
Peerelty
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Fort Worth Star Telegram Names News Figures
Robert Wear of Lene News and Evetts Haley of Canyon are cited by the Fort Worth Star Telegram in coverage listing prominent editors and contributors. The report notes involvement of Lene News and Canyon sources in regional reporting.
Cattle and Sheep Market Report With Price Ranges
Live cattle and sheep prices listed show varied bids for heifers vealers cows and bulls with weights 900 pounds and up. Fat lambs opened weak and trade slow with declines noted across multiple classes and a mention of a financial industrial fund liquidation offering.
B 29 Falls with 20 Aboard Crashes in Scotland
Glasgow January 17 A four engine US Air Force B 29 Superfortress with 20 American crewmen aboard crashed and burned in the Argyllshire mountains. Police believed all aboard were killed and search continued for others. The plane left Scampton England and was en route to Iceland before heading home, encountering heavy mist and fog.
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Glasgow
Jan
Argyllshire
Scotland
US Air Force
London
Scamp
Fire at Fruit Market Causes $4000 Damage
Damage estimated at 4000 dollars followed a late Sunday night blaze at Jin Kelly's Fruit Market 1500 East Tenth. Firemen arrived at 1127 and spent nearly two hours extinguishing a fire that started in the ceiling from an automatic gas heater that overheated when it failed to shut off. Operators are Guy and Pete Kelly.
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Jin Kelly
1500 East Tenth
Guy
Pete Kelly
New Diesel Freight Service on FW and D City Railway
The Fort Worth and Denver City Railway launches a high speed dieselized freight route from Amarillo to Fort Worth with plans to run Denver to Fort Worth at 6 AM daily. The inaugural run arrived Amarillo at 12 50 AM and departed at 1 50 AM for Fort Worth with an ETA 1 PM that day.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Colorado
Denver City
Sam Mitchell
Denver
Parents Speak On Juvenile Court Rights
Mr. Tomlinson urges parental responsibility and awareness of children's whereabouts. M. E. Winberg accuses the justice system of misdoing, saying fathers were not apprised of their rights in court. He, with A. L. Franks and C. W. Smith, addresses the judge.
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Tomlinson
M. E. Winberg
Max Winberg
Winberg
A. L. Franks
Louis A. Franks
C. W. Smith
Sammy Smith
Boys face justice court after questioning by Jordan
Jordan questioned three boys and learned the case belongs in justice court. One boy pleaded guilty and was fined 34.50. The other two pleaded not guilty. The county attorney said one boy had pleaded guilty and could not be changed, while the others could not plead and a trial date would be set. It is understood the boys should have had 48 hours to decide their pleas.
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Jordan
Justice Court
Justice of the Peace
Snowbound sheep feed crisis and Midwest floods
Federal official Hugh M. Bryan warned that one million sheep in Utah face peril as deep snow blocks feed deliveries. He criticized use of rotary plows for road clearance over rescue efforts, while Utah officials noted calamitous conditions. In Kansas a 12 mile ice jam on the Missouri River flooded 10 miles of land, displacing families. Mild weather persisted in the South with snow in Texas towns from El Paso to Lubbock.
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Salt Lake City
Hugh M. Bryan
Federal Land Management
Utah Wool Growers Association
Utah
Atlantic Seaboard
Texas
Rio Grande
Three Amarillo Men Charged in City Burglary Spree
City detectives filed burglary charges against Lucious Turner Willie Littlejohn and R T Mason after break ins at Fink Lea Electric and Mitchells Beer Garden. Nine cases of beer and about ten dollars in change were stolen with part recovered. Turner arrested first with the others later arraigned in justice court.
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Amarillo
Finklea Electric Co
West Fifth
Lucious Turner
West Third
Turner
Mitchell's Beer Garden
Willie Littlejohn
R. T. Mason
Madison
Mitchell’s
Justice of the Peace Court
Communist Leaders Named in Labor Ink
Communists Gilbert Green of Illinois and Carl Winter of Michigan are listed as state chairmen. Irving Potash of the International Pur and Leather Workers Union CIO, John Gates editor of the Daily Worker, Gus Hall Ohio state chairman, and John Gates also figure among the names.
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Gilbert Green
Illinois
Irving Potash
International Pur and Leather Workers Union
CIO
Carl Winter
Michigan State
John Gates
The
Daily Worker
Gus Hall
Ohio State
Coffee Named Full-Time Deputy for Pleasant Valley
Glenn L. Coffee of 105 Skyline Pleasant Valley has been appointed full time deputy by Sheriff Paul Gaither. Coffee will work exclusively in Pleasant Valley district and his appointment was approved this morning by the Potter County commissioners court. Cattle suffer trembles from poisonous white snakeroot plants.
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Coffee
Pleasant Valley
Glenn L. Coffee
Skyline
Paul Gaither
Gaither
Potter County Commissioners Court
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Financial Industrial Fund
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Shaw Funeral Directors
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el Paso
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