Notice to the Public Passed for Publication
Notice to the public states the item was approved for publication by The News Globe board of censorate members Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N DD Bartlett Grady Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke Joe Hess and Charley Underwood for public dissemination.
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News-Globe Board of Censorate
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
DD Bartlett Grady
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Charley Underwood
Our rugged people thrive in the temperate high plains
The passage praises the weather of the high plains, claiming residents are rugged and healthy. It asserts that visitors from other cities would cancel parades and close theaters due to cold, while locals endure harsh conditions with stride. It extols the temperate zone as ideal for mind and body development.
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Hollywood
Wichita Falls
Houston
Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
High Plains
Western author Alan LeMay and director George Templeton visit event
Two prominent guests arrive for today’s big affair. Alan LeMay, famed American Western writer, and George Templeton, a rising Hollywood movie director, are cited as key figures in Fugie-Lion productions. Templeton, described as young and prolific, is praised for fresh, crisp cinema.
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Alan LeMay
George Templeton
Mr. LeMay
America
Mr. Templeton
Hollywood
Dink Templeton Texans Pride and Coast Football Fame
A native Texan nicknamed Dink, known for his coast football center exploits, speaks to Texans with praise and modesty. The writer recalls how his Texan identity prompts surprised admiration. An anecdote compares this boastful moment to an actor offering pop corn as emeralds.
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Mr Templeton
Vernon
Tex
Dink
Noted Southwest newspaperman John Gould in Wichita Falls
John Gould of Wichita Falls, formerly with The News-Globe, is praised as one of the Southwest’s outstanding newspapermen and a fine gentleman.
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John Gould
Wichita Falls
The
News-Globe
Southwest
Western Filmmakers Visit Marfa and Local Windswept Talk
In Amarillo chatter runs from new western High Lonesome filmed at Marfa to local pride about premieres and a humorous grass green yard by conductor John Clark. A proposed packing plant aims to raise 200000 to 250000, organized by cattle interests, to ship whole carloads of cattle and sheep, largely outside current Amarillo facilities. The note ends with a reflection on stars and public sentiment.
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Amarillo
Sundowners Premiere At Palo Duro Sparks Amarillo Buzz
The passage notes Amarillo hosts many premieres and headlines Sundowners filmed in Palo Duro. Town excitement runs high as crowds gather for the new motion picture debut, reflecting the region's growing film presence.
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Amarillo
Southwest
Palo Duro
Houston Debates McCarthy Loan Seekers
A Houston man discusses Glenn McCarthy's bid for a 70 million dollar government loan. Critics say he is under pressure. Reports say groups in Houston plan to oppose the loan.
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Houston
Glenn McCarthy
Amarillo man claims rats die from soda in traps
Lee Bivins, a reliable Amarillo resident, says he kills rats in ranch buildings by placing carbonated drinks in saucers. He claims the soda shocks their digestive systems, causing quick death and hair loss on the carcasses before removal.
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Amarillo
Childers Imitating Birds Delights Audience
Local performer J. N. Childers charmed listeners with clever bird imitations, drawing laughter and applause at the gathering. His knack for mimicking feathered calls provided light entertainment and showcased his quick wit.
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J. N. Childers
Garden seeds chosen for spring planting under the moon
Tack selected seeds for February, March and April garden plantings. Flowering tobacco, cockscomb, Japanese and Heavenly Blue morning glories, Cosmos, Melody dwarf marigold, Pure Orange Giant marigold, tall balsam, hibiscus, wild poinsettia, giant primrose, and garden huckleberry are among the varieties chosen for the season.
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Tack
Echoes From The Golden Glove Between Rounds
A terse report notes the coach’ terse exchange as rounds wear on with a fighter taking heavy blows. The article emphasizes the harsh cadence of corner instruction and the unseen pressure of judgment between rounds.
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Echo
Focused Players Ignore Result In Quiet Game
Many players. Whether winners or losers, appeared unfazed and inattentive, seeming detached from the final outcome as the action unfolded with little visible reaction.
Bethlehem Press Repeats Wes Izzard Column Clips
Will Kane notes Bethlehem newspaper runs nearly daily clips from Wes Izzard's column, highlighting the frequent republishing practice and reader access to the syndicated commentary.
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Will Kane
Bethlehem
Wes Izzard
Scented siren in handbag with loud warning device
A compact alarm siren fits in a woman's handbag or on a dressing table and can be activated at night. By pressing a button it emits a sound audible for blocks. The price listed is 12 dollars and 50 cents.
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Lois Brown
Virginia
Demonstration Requested for Tack Equipment
A brief note states Tack has sent for one item for demonstration. The remark reflects concern about handling and care of girls and women in current times.
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Tack
The Aquarian’s Omelets and a Law for Them
The piece cites Kay Darling on marriage with an Aquarius theme and humor about husbands kissing their wives and hugging hourly. It notes a restaurant offering 225 omelet varieties, remarks that country towns have few omelets, and jokes that too much food is wasted making omelets, suggesting a law against them.
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Texas
County treasurer quote echoes two ends of governance
IL D. Heyser quotes reveal a view on governance and decision making, suggesting a balance between practical action and thoughtful planning as central to public service. The remark reflects a mindset about prioritizing different duties in county administration.
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IL D. Heyser
Letter Praises Psychiatrist Views and Diet Advice
J W Hale of Clovis NM endorses a Daily News psychiatry article. He argues psychiatrists help society, blames indulgent parents for patient issues, supports a light evening diet to reduce troubling dreams, and praises Tack the goat psychiatrist who offers free, blunt counseling and personal diagnoses by phone.
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Yack
Daily News
J. W. Hale
Clovis, NM
Tack
England's snail speed tests spark science debate
In England, Darling notes snail speed races or tests with the fastest snail reaching 23 inches per hour. The man conducting the tests is viewed as a scientist and is government funded. He questions whether the science trend is being pushed too far.
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England
Darling
Slogan claim stirs debate on Austin’s “Friendly City”
The letter questions Austin’s claimed slogan “The Friendly City” adopted 30 years ago arguing it is rarely used. It asks whether rights to the phrase remain if unused and notes personal experience visiting Austin. The writer cites William Feather’s quote on candid expression.
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al Durban
Austin
Bold Newsroom Truths and Gossip Across 1952 Headlines
A fragmentary column notes newspapers tell what they dare, naming Tru man, Harriman, Browder, and Chambers while remarking on World War II veterans on relief. It recalls the Sun’s fall amid ads pulled by stores, Einstein’s pacifist line, Algonquin quips, and overheard poolside chatter.
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Barkley
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Main Street
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Roney Plaza
Sundowners in Palo Duro Canyon Spurs Hollywood Talk
The piece notes Hollywood interest in Palo Duro Canyon scenery for Westerns. Three film companies request complimentary reels to study the landscape, hinting Canyon could host future Western productions and possibly attract a Hollywood presence.
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Hollywood
Palo Duro Canyon
Canyon
Midnight snack rumors spark wife replies across town
In a Q and A, residents including MRS WALTER DAMMIER and MRS LOIS BROWN discuss husbands sneaking midnight meals. Opinions vary from denial to acceptance, with one woman admitting past nightly rolls and tosses. A final note hints at distrust and vigilante feelings.
Chicago Women Behave Themselves, Judge Says
Judge Matthew D. Hartigan of the municipal women's court says Chicago women are the most law abiding in the nation. He notes out-of-towners contaminate behavior and praises Chicago women for a low crime rate that would astonish the country if only locals faced the courts.
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Chicago
W.P
Matthew D. Hartigan
Municipal Women’s Court
Bridge Tournament Tuesday for March of Dimes in Amarillo
Amarillo Duplicate Bridge Club hosts a charity bridge event at the Crystall Ballroom Herring Hotel to raise funds for the March of Dimes. No admission. attendees urged to donate at least one dollar. Tournament begins 7:30 p.m. Dave Cervin oversees scoring and organization.
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Crystall
Herring Hotel
United States
Dave Cervin
Bureau of Reclamation
E. Byron Singleton
Potter County March of Dimes
Texan envoy to Europe reports inevitable US war
Colonel E M House known as maker of presidents sailed from New York to Europe in 1915 to brief Woodrow Wilson on the war, warning of rampant militarism. He returned June 13, 1915, with British destroyers escorting his vessel through the submarine zone. His findings later proved prescient as US entry loomed.
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New York Harbor
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Texas
E. M. House
Col. House
America
Wilson
Halvah Candy Now Sold in Cans in Three Flavors
Halvah the Turkish confection is now available in cans with chocolate vanilla and marble flavors. The novelty expands shelf options for traditional sweets and appeals to shoppers seeking convenient servings. Canned halvah blends familiar taste with modern packaging trends.
Joint Chiefs Are Due in Tokyo for Talks on Asia Threat
Tokyo January 30 The American joint chiefs of staff arrive in Tokyo Wednesday for first direct talks with field commanders who have warned about a growing Communist influence in Asia. They will be briefed on strengthening U S military posture in the region.
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Tokyo
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Asia
Joint Chiefs
East
Greece Says No More Loans From United States
New York January 30 Greece finance minister declares the country needs no further loans from the United States, stating the Marshall plan is meeting all of Greece’s needs and explaining why aid continuation is unnecessary.
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New York
Greece
United States
Courthouse Records and Docket Highlights
Warranty deeds record transfers in Amarillo and Wolflin Park areas. Listings show Page, Webster, Ramsey, Means, Taggart, Ramsey, Ransom, and Somerville among others transferring parcels. District Court notes include two divorces, Gibson and Ferguson, with four marriage licenses issued to Hicks Abrams Rue Snowden Richardson and Clark English.
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C. A. Page
Noel Wells
Amarillo
L. A. Webster
Guss Gilmore
West Side River Road Gardens
J F. Jones
Albert H. Ramsey
Fairview
R. A. Gilkerson
F. H. Means
Wolflin Park
A O. Taggart
Wilburn E. Block
Albert A. Ramsey
Richard Dwane Hicks
Janet Marjory Abrams
Robert Eugene Rue
Ruth Lavon Snowden
Alvin Jefferson Richardson
Mary Ellav Stone
William Edward Clark
Carla Bavyonne English
Communist Workers Parade Before U S Consulate in Genoa
In Genoa on January 30 Communist workers marched in front of the U S consulate to protest the arrival of Joseph Jacobs, the arms aid adviser to the U S embassy. No disorder occurred.
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United States
Joseph Jacobs
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