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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1950
Page
2
A lone ex soldier unknowingly takes a ride with Louise Boelger who lures him to a cliffside Center City home. In a tense encounter in a rich residence, she seduces then attacks him with a chair, leaving him unconscious after a brutal assault. The scene unfolds with tense mood and noir undertones.
Public notice items list names including Barnett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Baob Lewis Nor cree Joe Hess and Charley Under with instruction for publication and identification of involved parties.
An old saying echoes as a boy in western regalia with twin gun holsters bursts from a second story window onto a tree and street. He claims a killer pursues him as conversations drift to lake fishing yields from Ontario lakes and higher bass catches in Texas creeks and lakes.
A reader argues Newsweek oversteps legal rights by copyrighting statements published in the magazine. The writer defends free information as vital to the American public, urging belief in press zeal while threatening legal action. The piece challenges heavy damages and suppression of public discourse.
A New York visitor spent last week in the office and, upon a first look, appeared greatly surprised. He mentioned a friend in New York who urged him to see Young Tack, indicating a familiar connection to the narrator’s father. He estimated the friend would be 96 this fall.
The speaker recalls being called young after twenty five years and compliments Mrs. Juanita Johnson as the most radiant woman he has known. He notes her constant pleasant smile and asks if she ever gets angry, she says about once a year, joking that redheads maintain a reputation that may not last.
Born today you are idealistic and spiritual with a restless drive and keen intuition. You lead with focus and can excel in large projects but guard narrowing focus. Early marriage could be happy. use daily guidance from your birthday star and watch credit, friendships, and business offers for profit.
In a column style note the writer recalls kept puppies near danger zones then being urged to give them away amid tears and quarrels. The piece shifts to weather ideas, wartime reflections, military setbacks, and a boom in distant suburban land sales as people plan to move farther from cities and commute.
A terse note from Periscope warns against reproduction without permission while Newsweek flags potential legal action. The fragment hints at tensions over article rights and possible retaliation amid disputes.
The excerpt discusses information as a fact and argues that newspapers cannot claim exclusive rights to reported events or facts. It cites Newsweek’s claim about Koreans under Stalin and notes that witnessing a murder and writing about it does not grant copyright to the publisher.
A quoted Newsweek line asserts you cannot control or suppress an octopus by severing its tentacles. The claim has stirred discussion about resilience and methods in handling complex problems.
A collage of court entries lists property deeds in Dallas Reeves and others with various parcel references and sums, along with district court divorce and marriage notices. Names include McDonald, McCowan, Val Peacock, Hewitt, Schueler and Fehr, among others, with multiple case references and bride groom pairings.
Plant Supt. John Allen announced the Sid Richardson Refinery will reopen immediately. The facility, employing 175 people, has been idle since May 13.
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