Nimmo Motor Co Advertisement
For Better Buys See Us First Nimmo Motor Co urges readers to sell their car to them for the top market price. Located at 900 Fillmore, phone 8686.
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Fillmore
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1950
Page
19
Best Buys in Trucks Across the 1940s Showroom
Classified listing from a dealer advertising multiple prewar and postwar trucks and cars. Notable items include a 1942 Buick Super 4 door sedan, a 1949 Packard sedan priced at 275, and several Chevrolets, Dodges, and GMCs with specs like radios, heaters, hydramatic gears, and various tonnage. Offers include trade options and contact at 701 North Fillmore and associated numbers.
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R&h
Magnolia
How To Keep Out the Bats by Frederick C. Othman
Washington columnist Frederick C. Othman notes Rep. Burr Harrison’s bat control tip from scientists: open the attic door at dusk, let bats fly out, then shut and lock it. The piece blends light humor with wartime Korea talk and a snapshot of Washington debates, including Sen. Kem and Sen. Flanders, amid summer heat and air conditioned chambers.
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Washington
Korea
Rep
Burr P. Harrison
Winchester
Congressman Harrison
Harrison
James P. Kem
Missouri
Great Britain
Sen
Kem
America
Russia
England
Ralph Flanders
Republican
Vermont
Congress
Joe McCarthy
Truman
Chevry
United Features
Bombers halt rail traffic through Seoul in Far East raid
US B 29 bombers have paralyzed rail traffic through Communist held Seoul. Recon photos show heavy damage to repair and assembly shops and reduced ability to replace rolling stock. FEAF says 500 tons dropped in a mass raid Sunday will prevent rail movements to southern and northwestern fronts for some time.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Far East
FEAF
A Real Bid For Peace By DeWitt Mackenzie
The UN leads a unified democratic push to curb Korean aggression. Public support varies with few betting on a new world war, while oil embargoes and troop pledges shape a cautious path to peace. AMARILLO notices follow for public bids on city pipe materials.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
England
Italy
Europe
Democratic Bloc
United Nations
League of Nations
Hari-Kari
Uncle Sam
United States
Red China
America
South Korea
Washington
Amarillo
Texas
H. R. Smith
City Hall
H. V. Moss
Britain halts all oil shipments to Red China
A British Foreign Office spokesman announced Britain has stopped all oil shipments to Red China. The move follows debate over wartime trade and the strain between maintaining business ties with Communist China and pressing oil embargo goals. The speaker noted the question remains troublesome yet potentially solvable as policy shifts occur.
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Britain
China
Red China
Convictions in Belfast Drop Linked to Morals or Drink
Lord Justice Porter told the Grand Jury that convictions for drunkenness in Belfast have fallen by about five percent. He added he could not determine if the drop results from improved morals or the high price of drink.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Justice Porter
Grand Jury
Oldest printed book tied to 868 in Chinese production
The Encyclopedia Britannica cites a Chinese printed book dated 868 as the oldest known, highlighting early movable type in Jingdezhen under the Tang dynasty and marking a milestone in printing history.
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China
Encyclopedia Britannica
Mountain judge injured by horse accident at home
A mountain judge who loves horses endured an injury after a horse rolled on him at home. He did not respond to initial home treatment and remains hospitalized weeks after the incident.
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Portland
Ore
William O. Douglas
US Supreme Court
Wallowa Mountain
USCC Boss Fears Debacle in Korea
Otto A. Seyferth president of the US Chamber of Commerce speaks at a Michigan banquet the war in Korea may be perilous for American forces though he denies predicting a driven out of Korea outcome. He urges voluntary business controls if needed and notes two thirds of Washington leaders oppose value restrictions.
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Spring Lake
Mich
US Chamber of Commerce
Otto A. Seyferth
Seyferth
Washington
Banqnet
Korea
Muskegon
Jerry Lewis Adopts Baby in Los Angeles
Comedian Jerry Lewis and his wife Petti adopt a six month old boy in Los Angeles, naming him Ronald Stephen. Final papers passed yesterday as the couple become parents for the second time.
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Jerry Twisfs
Los Angeles
Jerry Lewis
Petti
Ronald Stephen
Story Lewis
Aristocrat Small Business Seeks Help and Stenographer
Private bath and working care offered at 912 Mississippi with Idaire Peale machine and bedroom suite. Old dining room suite for sale with terms. Phone 7892. Wanted night cleanup man apply in person. Small business seeks stenographer or helper familiar with office machinery. $100. Phone 3-7526.
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Mississippi
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