Publication Notice From Globe News Board of Censors
The Globe News publishes a board of censors list including Izzard Paul Allingham Arhek Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nord dyke Joe Hess and Chagley for publication. Names indicate individuals connected to a forthcoming notice.
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E Globe-News
Board of Censors
Izzard
Paul Allingham
Narhek Grady Camp
Sarah
Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Chagley Yeser
Field & Stream Taken Over by Texas Investors
Texas owners plan to expand Field & Stream with significant local funding. Clint Murchison of Dallas chairs the controlling group while Eltinge Warner remains publisher as Texas money is expected to grow the outdoor sports magazine.
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Field & Stream
Texas People
Clint Murchison
Dallas
Eltinge Warner
Texas
Radio Prankster Talk Between Privates Draws Laughs
Soldiers Pvt Johnny Linn and Pvt Bernie Howell spark a light moment as their military radio chatterokes up humor with playful banter. Reporters note the scene brings laughter to many, lifting spirits amid routine duties.
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Pvt
Johnny Linn
Bernie Howell
Margaret Truman At Stork Club Stuns Ruth Roman
Winchell notes Margaret Truman appeared unusually attractive at the Stork Club table while Ruth Roman failed to recognize her. Roman later asked if Truman resembled the President’s daughter, in a scene amid a lively crowd. Also mentions 40 Columbia teachers leaving for their towns amid bomb scare rumors.
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Columbia
New York
Exod users leaving big cities show Los Angeles lead
A subtle migration trend shows a small flow of exodusers relocating from New York Washington Detroit and especially Los Angeles with fewer leaving other cities. The movement highlights urban to unspecified destinations and shifts in metropolitan living patterns.
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New York
Washington
Detroit
Los Angeles
Scouts Praise The East Visitors As Most Civilized
Winchell notes innkeepers and hotelmen in the East commend Boy Scouts as the most civilized visitors. He urges readers to have Scouts join to help their S and country through service.
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Winchell
Boy Scouts
Dies to Speak at Crystal Ballroom About Communism
Martin Dies appears at the Crystal Ballroom in Fort Worth on Thursday night under the auspices of the Fort Worth trade trippers. The speaker, described as a great orator and sensational exhibitionist, warns of startling facts about communism in the United States.
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Martin Dies
Crystal Ballroom
Fort Worth
Dies
United States
Ernie Pyle's Picture Returns From Last War
In revival of a wartime image, Pyle reflects on a long line of exhausted infantrymen moving over a hill. He notes the men were ordinary Americans from Broadway and Main Street whose sacrifices are almost beyond understanding, yet their impact remains profound.
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Broadway
Main Street
France in decline and a Plainview farmer forecast
An Amarillo man cites letters from France alleging socialist leadership drains the country, high electricity costs, and weak tax collection while the United States and Canada shine. A Plainview farmer letter mentions weather forecasts and plans for a wheat crop, plus a near miss from lightning and a request for a parti colored male puppy.
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France
Europe
Eigen
Missing contact plea circulated by Tack’s office
A public notice urges anyone with information or items to contact Tack’s office, requesting readers to reach out promptly. The fragment indicates an appeal for cooperation or materials related to an ongoing matter centered on Tack’s office.
Arkansas hunter begins bear trip with low wood bin alert
A man heads into a multi day bear hunt after his wife notes the kitchen wood bin is nearly bare. A separate tale reports a saloon visit where many large snakes coil on the bar as the bartender remarks about an absent patron.
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Arkansas
Pink elephants and snakes delirium tale explored
A brief inquiry asks if anyone has encountered vivid hallucinations from delirium tremens or similar delirious visions, noting that such experiences are reportedly rare or unseen by the speaker. The piece questions the reality of these colorful hallucinations.
Help Wanted for Ironing and Cooking Jobs
A READER seeks day work offering ironing and cooking services at 75 cents an hour. Available for morning and evening shifts. Phone numbers 3-3536 or 3-0575 for contact.
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Tack
Ironing at home and child care in fenced yard
Offers home ironing services and child care in a fenced backyard. Includes contact via phone 3-6275 for arrangements and inquiries.
Lost gold cross found near Seventh and Polk
Mrs McKee reports a gold cross missing a necklace found at Seventh and Polk on July 11. Contact 3-8932 or visit 2410 Roberts to claim. She asks to keep children day or night and attend Sunday school and church with them.
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Tack
Polk
Roberts
McKee
Ice box trade offers for useful item at Syracuse address
75 pound Ccelerator ice box offered for trade. Contact at 2-9197 or visit 3705 Syracuse East Fifteenth Street to view and propose a swap.
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Syracuse
East Fifteenth Street
Do Untitled Item About Home Ironing Service
Personal ironing service offering piece work rates. Mrs W B Chase advertises pickup at 507 North Johnson or nearby areas. Contact number 3 7582 for schedule and pricing.
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W. B. Chase
North Johgnson
Lost pin in Amarillo and bicycle trade plea
A July 6 notice seeks the return of a yellow gold pin with a sheaf engraving found in downtown Amarillo, offered as a family heirloom reward. Also included is a personal ad from Steve Davis, a 77 year old boy seeking a junior bicycle in exchange for a big tricycle or for sale, with contact numbers 2-1567 and 3-9139.
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Mr. Tack
Amarillo
East Tenth
Steve Davis
Part Time Help Wanted and Services Offered
A READER seeks part time work in the afternoons as grocery clerk or fry cook. Phone 3-0673. Also ironing service offered at 10 cents per piece except trousers and dresses 15 cents. Phone 29433. A reader also offers child care day or night with fenced yard on bus line. Phone 9274.
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Tack
Coats Needed for Two Little Girls
A caller seeks winter coats for two girls aged seven and two and a half. The advertiser offers to pay and requests interested parties to call 30432.
Experienced Colored Lady Cook Seeks On‑Site Job
A middle aged colored lady with cooking experience seeks on site employment with quarters provided. Contact numbers are 3-4748 and 2-6140 for inquiries or interviews.
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Tack
Collie Lost Near Bill Walsh’s Home
One year old collie named Tippy went missing and is without a collar. If found, please call 39628. Bill Walsh asks for help locating the pet.
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Collie
Mr. Tack
Tippy
Bill Walsh
Student Seeks Evening Work Near Draughon’s College
A prospective student plans to enroll at Draughon’s Business College on August 7 and seeks any evening job starting around 5 PM through 11:30 PM. The note requests opportunities suitable for a student balancing classes and work.
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Draughon’susiness College
Help Wanted at 4 West Eleventh
Short job ad seeks workers for drugstore or janitor positions. Call 2-9105 or visit 4 West Elev enth for more information. Wallace Sides listed as contact.
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West Eleventh
Wallace Sides
Missing billfold items prompt plea for return
Irene Barker of 1227 Bonham reports her billfold was stolen last Saturday evening at Old Ascosa, containing immigration cards that cannot be replaced. She requests the return of the documents, stressing their necessity.
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Oldascosa
Irene Barker
Bonham
Kindling Offered for Hauling at 1211 North Buchanan
A large load of good kindling is offered to anyone who will haul it away. Interested parties should come to 1211 North Buchanan Street to collect the load.
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North
Buchanan Street
Lost Kite Shaped Kappa Alpha Theta Pin Downtown
A sorority member reports losing a kite shaped KAPPA ALPHA THETA pin about ten days ago with her name on the back. The owner asks for help from readers who may have found it downtown and to contact via phone.
Dear Tack Request for Janitor and Yard Work Jobs
A reader writes seeking employment as a janitor or for yard work and night shifts. They provide contact info 3-2680 and ask for help securing work. The note conveys urgency and willingness to take available evening or night duties.
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Tack
Pillow Cases Found Downtown
On July 12 I found two pairs of pillow cases downtown and ask the owners to call 5568 to claim them. This notice from A Daily Reader seeks to return the missing items.
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Tack
Daily Reader
Lost Fox Terrier Peppy Missing From Yard
A tan colored fox terrier named Peppy disappeared from a yard while the owner was on vacation July Fourth. Reward offered. Contact David Ostrander at 23317 or return the dog to 2606 Taylor.
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Tack
Peppy
Taylor
David Ostrander
Amarillo Returnee Seeks Truck Driving Work
Local resident returning to Amarillo asks for employment in truck driving or any labor. Contact via phone 3 9432 and request Andy for arrangements.
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Amarillo
Andy
Girl Seeks Work At Age 13 In Babysitting Cleaning
Delores Sanders seeks employment as a babysitter or house cleaner. Available every day except Saturday, with Saturday night work possible. Contact phone 2-2808.
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Delores, Sanders
Apron Sale At Home This Wednesday
A resident recovering from a broken hip announces an apron sale at her home on Wednesday July 26. Interested buyers are invited to call 3 2478 to arrange purchases. RS W D THOMPSON 111 South Florida.
Nanny and Light Domestic Help Seeks Hourly Work
Seeking hourly work caring for children ages 2 to 6 in the home or performing ironing and light housekeeping. Phone contact provided.
CARES FOR CHILDREN SEEKING IN-HOME CAREGIVER
Mrs T. O. Bunch of 2209 Fillmore offers in home child care at 35 cents per hour or six dollars weekly with meals provided.
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Tack
T. O. Bunch
Fillmore
Night Watchman Describes Hunger and Age Struggle
An elderly night watchman laments limited work options and reliance on relief programs as hunger and unemployment bite. He notes being too old for many jobs yet not old enough for aid, highlighting hardship in securing steady income.
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Tack
Job Seeker George E Gray Seeks Night Watchman Post
George E Gray of 2805 Arthur offers himself as a night watchman with limited need for hard labor. He notes he can’t do heavy work, can provide strong references, and lists a contact phone 8505.
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George E. Gray
Arthur
Help Wanted Unencumbered Lady to Care for Elderly Lady
Housing and out of town position seeks an unencumbered woman to provide care for an elderly lady. Contact by phone at 2-1041 for details on duties schedule and accommodations.
Moves shop to new address in Grand area
The author relocates a saw filing machine to a more convenient site at 911 S Grand. The note is signed by O. 8. Henson and states the move improves accessibility compared with the previous location.
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Mr. Tack
S. Grand. O
Henson
Trade sought for trailer home for furniture and a '39 Mercury
Person seeks a trade offer for a trailer house in exchange for furniture and a 1939 Mercury sedan. Contact via phone at 24516. Address listed as 310 North Lincoln, rear.
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North Lincoln
Dogs Need Homes Two small dogs available for adoption
Two small dogs available for adoption. Mrs. Tosh invites interested homes to call 3-9172 to inquire about the dogs and arrange a suitable placement.
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Tack
Music student offers private voice lessons in Denton
Virginia Bailey, a second semester junior at North Texas State College in Denton, majors in music education with voice focus. She seeks private or group voice lessons before school starts, teaching at home or pupil’s home, and welcomes interested singers. References available on request. contact 39739 or visit 2200 Bowie in morning or late afternoon.
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North Texas State College
Denton
Bowie
Virginia Bailey
Lonesome Lady Seeks Christian Gentleman for Correspondence
A 40 year old widow seeks a wholesome friendship with a sober Christian man near her age. She asks correspondents avoid gambling or drinking and hopes to hear from a nice gentleman ready to write.
Real Silk order contact request in Amarillo case
A customer who moved from Borger paid a ten dollar deposit on a Real Silk order. She cannot recall the saleslady’s name and asks the saleswoman to contact her daughter in Amarillo at phone 23084. The requester is Mrs C E McKinney.
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Tack
Borger
Amarillo
C. E. McKinney
Want Farm Work For Step-Daughter And Husband
A Memphis Texas reader seeks a wheat farm job for his step-daughter and her husband. He notes they are good workers and asks interested parties to contact Mr Leo Wiley at Box 1421, Memphis, Texas. The husband is a World War II veteran described as sober, honest, and hard working.
Ironing services offered weekly by reliable worker
Person advertises regular weekly ironing services for household needs. Promises good workmanship and reasonable charges. Provides contact at phone number 20396 and address 1200 Lincoln.
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Lincoln
A Breath of Death and a Posthumous Mystery
Henry Piret hosts a farewell party for Patricia Cade. The morning after, Elaine’s cremation surfaces as a fresh shock while an undertaker arrives for Elaine, his ex wife. Lucius Cade visits the house, anxious about his concert and Patricia, and a tense telegram from Miami Beach hints at Patricia’s illness and distance.
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Dr. Karkovich
Ray Leffler
Vida Lester
Lucius Cade
Henry Piret
Patricia Cade
Piret
Elaine
Vienna
Henry
Luce
Patricia
Patty
Mystery of Elaine's Death Leaves Henry in Doubtful Truths
Henry recovers at home after a poisoning scare and funeral intrigue involving Elaine. He and physician Dr Chard, nurse Miss Knox, and friend Karkovich piece together a possible murder plot. The dying clues include a dubious death certificate and ashes for analysis, with Karkovich vouching for Henry's account and hinting Elaine's fate may be misidentified.
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Knox
Henry
Dr. Chard
Karkovich
Kark
Tovarich Piret
Miss Knox
Zeller
Lucious
Ray Leffler
Vida Lester
Vida
Hank
Ray
Death's
Luce
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Stein
Elaine
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