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The board of censors approves the list of names including Izzard Paul Allingham HK D Bartlett Grace Heath Leola Sarah Win Nordy Joe Hess and Timmons for public release.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1951
Page
2
The board of censors approves the list of names including Izzard Paul Allingham HK D Bartlett Grace Heath Leola Sarah Win Nordy Joe Hess and Timmons for public release.
Forecasters warn of a brief warm spell in January followed by a cold front bringing rain. The unsettled pattern could boost temperatures temporarily before showers move through.
A columnist digests an Oklahoma physician note on fortified Hadacol, then shares Housewife Hattie’s letter about living beyond means. The piece cautions against keeping up appearances to fit in, citing debt, stress, and health risks, with asides on barb wire, Korea, and a brain teaser blast.
The speaker notes that a woman can influence a man’s prospects and decisions. Wise heads evaluate a man through his wife’s reputation, preferring a grounded partner. An old saying suggests a man who cannot run his own household cannot run a business, though it is not literally true.
A provocative column insults wives blamed for men’s poverty. It laments wives who constantly nag over shrinking "bacon" shares, calling them hair-brained and parasitic, and argues their weight and demands hinder men’s earnings with multiple cited instances.
A note to Fred Post urges reviving Henry Ansley’s work “I Like the low mood” as rationing approaches. The writer claims many have forgotten it and newcomers have not read it, suggesting Ansley’s philosophy could guide people as they cut back on many things.
The Arthur Truitts plan several weeks of sun and relaxation on a South Texas beach trip following a recent spell. They rushed him to the hospital where doctors suspected heart trouble but found the issue was a gall bladder problem not filling properly, amid ongoing YMCA preliminaries.
Entrants can win a Philco refrigerator a set of rawhide luggage a Philco radio and more in a $2 000 ukulele contest sponsored by Purr Food Stores Interstate Theaters and The Globe News Winner groups include over 32 years and under 12 years Prizes named and preliminaries run nightly at the Paramount Theater from Feb 2 finals on Feb 9 Uncle Henshaw hosts and coaches contestants with appearances by Uncle Ukie at local Purr Food stores tonight
Contest invites ukulele players and singers to enter for a $2,000 prize. Two divisions welcome ages under 12 and 12 to 102. Submit entry forms to Gabby Henshaw at the Paramount Theater during the week of February 2 to 9.
The Globe News Interstate Theaters and Furr Food Stores sponsor a ukulele contest. Provide name address age employment or school and contact phone or bring details to Bobby Henshaw at the Paramount Theater. You will be notified when to appear for audition.
In Amarillo the 15th annual Globe News Golden Gloves regionals advance to semifinals tonight and finals tomorrow at Municipal Auditorium. Tickets were selling quickly. A Wednesday Tex Beneke Band dance at Club Runnymede benefits March of Dimes with $2.60 admission. Also notes include boxing participants, basketball clash with Dowell's Saratoga Cafemen, and top Billboard records.
Syms questions Tom about borrowing a rake, raising tension in an everyday exchange. The fragment hints at lingering household friction over tool ownership and responsibility. No additional context available.
Rabbi Arthur Bluhm will speak tonight at 8 o'clock on the subject Youth and Religion at Temple B'nai Israel. A service will be held Saturday at 11 o'clock when Jerry Feferman son of Mr and Mrs A Feferman of 1511 Lamar will be confirmed.
The US public transit system regularly employs 261,000 persons, yielding an annual payroll of 825000 dollars. This figure reflects workforce size and compensation across agencies nationwide. It highlights the scale of operations supporting urban mobility and infrastructure funding needs.
Two short ads request a refined Christian woman to live in and care for two small children with room and board plus a small wage. Contact 9460. A Reader seeks a permanent housekeeper with room, board, and salary and references. call 32143 at 7 AM or after 8 PM. Lonely widow seeks cultured gentleman over 50. MOLLY.
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