Notice to the Public on Board Censors Publication
Notice states the document is grease for publication by The ens Globe board of censors naming Izzard Paul Allingham N Bartlett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Win Mr Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke Joe ess and Chariey Underwood as listed individuals involved in the process.
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Theens-Globe Board of Censors
Wites Izzard
Paul Allingham
N Bartlett
Grady Camp
Sarah Winr
Bob Babb
Lewis Nordyke
Joeess
Chariey Underwood
Comic anecdotes and social notes from a 1940s column
A collage of jokes on marriage, vanity and temperance from Hollywood humor to a speeders’ sentence idea, plus reflections on wealth, unemployment, dreams, chain letters and a portrait of a dependent spouse. Anecdotes mention Cedric Adams Winston Churchill Harold Stassen General Dotson Allen and a narrator critiquing goat-sense psychiatrists.
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Chief Harper
Los Angeles
Cedric Adams
Amarillo
California
Winston Churchill
Harold Stassen
Stassen
England
Winnie
Harold
United States
Psychiatrists and spoiled people in modern life
A reflective piece argues that many who seek psychiatric help are spoiled individuals who have not matured, expressing frustration at not being allowed to continue indulgent behavior. The speaker contends that such dependence reflects wider societal attitudes toward mental health and personal growth.
Outsmarted by effort not luck in the world
The text argues that many who have wealth achieved through hard work or cunning, not luck, while those who succeed most are not necessarily the luckiest. It emphasizes that ten times as many dollars come from effort and plotting rather than pure chance.
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Dotson
General Allen
Tack
Apanin
Daugher
TWA Returns to Amarillo with Stratosphere Flights
A source in the inner circle reports TWA will revive major operations in Amarillo next year, featuring the airline’s large stratosphere aircraft and expanded service.
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TWA
Amarillo
Australian doctors protest health service plan on radio
About 500 doctors plan a series of one minute radio protests against the government health service project. They aim to raise awareness and demonstrate opposition to the policy.
Utopian Trent Texas Idea Fails and Amarillo Electric Bills
Founded in 1851 Trent north of Waco was a utopian colony founded by English settlers led by Lt Charles Finch MacKenzie. The venture failed as letters home discouraged further immigration. Amarillo residents face lower electricity bills per the Federal Power Commission in 1949, with 25 kWh at 1.13 dollars and 6.48 dollars for 250 kWh, compared to national and regional averages.
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Trent
Waco
Texas
England
Charles Finch MacKenzie
New York
Amarillo
Federal Power Commission
United States
FPC
Honeymoon Mixup Ends 24 Year Marriage in Schwieburg
A Schwie burg man divorced after 24 years to marry his mother in law according to the Hannoverische Presse.
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Hanover
Schwieburg
Here
Hannoverische Presse
Indian Republic Elects President Prasad Named First Indian President
Dr. Rajendra Prasad, 64, a Gandhi disciple and former president of the constituent assembly, was chosen as India’s first president. He will be installed Thursday as India becomes a sovereign democratic republic, dropping ties to the British crown while remaining in the Commonwealth under an elastic interpretation.
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New Delhi
India
Rajendra Prasad
Mohandas Gandhi
Prasad
Constituent Assembly
George VI
British Commonwealth
Commonwealth Association
Berlin Occupation Official Dies of Heart Attack
Colonel William T. Babcock deputy US commissioner for Berlin died today at 52 from a heart attack. He helped shape East West Berlin disputes and previously served as police commissioner of New London Connecticut.
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Berlin
William T. Babcock
Babcock
New London
Natives Start Camp Fire Discussion On Clothes
In Anglo-Egyptian Sudan natives form a weekly campfire discussion circle. The first topics tackle the pros and cons of wearing clothes and ponder the price of brides in their community.
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Sudan
Child Killed When Car Backed Over It
Corsicana reports James Dennis Jr age 2 1/2 was fatally injured when a car accidentally backed over him yesterday in an incident that highlights local traffic safety concerns.
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Corsicana
James Dennis, Jr
Propaganda master Goebbels marked by ominous palm signs
The excerpt assesses Dr Josef Goebbels as a Nazi figure, describing alleged palmistry signs in his hand. It links a club-like thumb tip to extreme violence, a networked palm with destruction, and a treacherous heart line to treachery and sadism, asserting his mind sloped toward evil and praising his propaganda machine.
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Josef Goebbels
Hitler
Himmler
Goebbels
The
Mirror Enterprises Synd
Los Angeles
Slight Drop In Employment In Amarillo This Month
Amarillo employment eased from about 35 600 to 35 350 this month per Wayne A. Grant district director of the Texas Employment Commission. He notes mild winter conditions kept construction busy, with total employment expected to fall to around 34 600 by April 1. Unemployment remains present and slightly rising, driven by normal seasonal declines.
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Amarillo
Wayne A. Grant
Texas Employment Commission
Houston Pastor T C Jester Dies After 21 Years Service
Dr. T C Jester pastor of Baptist Temple Church in Houston died yesterday of a heart ailment at age 65. Last rites were slated for today.
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Houston
T. C. Jester
Baptist Temple Church
New Zealand loosens building rules for larger families
New Zealand relaxes building controls to permit more floor space for bigger families, easing criteria for home size and layout. The reform aims to boost housing options and affordability by allowing larger dwellings in urban and suburban areas.
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New Zealand
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