Notice to the Pain by The Censors Board Publication
Publication notice appears from The Coews Board of Censors listing individuals Tyzard Paul Allingham and others including Mrs Sarah, Bob Babb Lewis, Nor Png Joe, and Charley Underwood. Details are fragmentary and reflect a censoring or disclosure action with unclear context.
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Coews Board of Censors
Tyzard Paul Allingham
Sarah Bob Babb Lewis_ Nor
Joe Ig
Charley Underwood
The Ranch of the Refugee Editorial Fragment
A letter from J H Tate of Pampa reflects turf wars at The News-Globe, a disqualification controversy, and plans for a new building by October 15 amid newsprint shortages. It praises local radio figures, notes Amarillo influence, and ends with country life musings and civic pride in a lively Amarillo tone.
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Mason
News-Globe
Minnis Hall Wins AP Citation for Reporting
Minnis Hall receives an Associated Press citation for writing and reporting in The News Globe. The honor comes from a field crowded with seasoned professionals, marking a high point in her career.
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Minnis Hall
Associated Press
News-Globe
Nominations Open Narrow in Screwball Contest
The Most Distinguished Screwball contest has seen hundreds of nominations but only three may be announced Old Tack Thad Ansley and Chisel Benton. The office fears approaching nominees or their friends who often refuse to consent to publication of the names.
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Old Tack
Thad Ansley
Chisel Benton
Local Amarillo Screwballs and a Hidden Showman
A spirited Amarillo vent thread lauds eccentric locals including a famed cow-classic writer and a tranquil Johnny Linn who dreams of the stage. The piece extols a natural-born showman, arguing against money-first advice and urging pursuit of artistic fame despite social pushback.
Fight To Save Indians' Land in Western Oklahoma
Washington reports dramatic progress in preserving fertile topsoil on Western Oklahoma Indian lands. The Bureau of Indian Affairs soil conservation service leads efforts after 40 years of wind and water erosion and neglect. Over half of the three million acres are ruined or at risk. 800000 acres are of no value for 400 years. Winter cover crops and new farming practices are being tried on about 860000 acres.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Soil Conservation Service
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Evan L. Flory
Bureau
Ted L Ferguson Named Trustee of Round Rock Orphanage
Ted L Ferguson of Amarillo president of Smyth Auto Supply Company was named among 21 trustees for the Round Rock Orphanage a Baptist institution by the Baptist General Convention of Texas executive board in Dallas. He will serve until the November convention when regular elections occur. the orphanage was donated to the General Convention by Mr and Mrs Louis Henna of Round Rock in March.
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Amarillo
Smyth Auto Supply Company, Inc
Round Rock
Ferguson
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Dallas
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Texas
Louis Henna
General Convention
City approves new fire truck and wage hike plea
Higgins Texas news reports the city awarded a 14 900 dollar bid for a 1 000 gallon pumper truck to American LaFrance, while low bid of 14 476 dollars from Howe was rejected. The council also ordered two waste disposal trucks and curb work on Washington Street. A wage raise request by W F Finch was discussed with no action. Finalized ordinances ban self service gas at Amarillo stations and abandon East Twenty fifth Avenue dead end.
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Howe
George Cooper
N. V. Moss
San Antonio
Washington Street
State Highway Department
Jerome Caldwell
Amarillo
W. W. Finch
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of State
Park Department
Finch
East Twenty-fifth Avenue
Pierce Street
Shelton Named CPA Chairman for Panhandle Chapter
D L Shelton was elected chair man of the Panhandle chapter of Certified Public Accountants at a dinner meeting. He succeeded John R Sanderson who presided and installed the new officers Jack Hays was named vice chair man Larry Stitt treasurer and William R Curtis secretary All new officers are Amarillo men The chapter will send 8 to 10 representatives to the state society annual meeting in Dallas next week Thirteen members attended the meeting Tuesday at Dowells Saratoga 419 North Fillmore.
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Panhandle
Certified Public Accountants
John R. Sanderson
Jack Hays
Larry Stitt
William R. Curtis
Amarillo
State Society
Dallas
Dowell
Saratoga
North Fillmore
Fort Worth considers Negro golf access and course plan
Fort Worth officials review a request from the Fort Worth Negro Golf Association to open three municipal golf courses to Negroes or provide a dedicated Negro facility. The association describes a makeshift nine hole course in Greenway Park. Officials say funds exist for a Negro recreation center and golf links but no site has been secured.
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Fort Worth
Ranger Druggist Jones Dies After Heart Attack
Ranger druggist Roney R. Jones, aged longtime local pharmacist of 30 years, collapsed yesterday due to a heart attack, leaving a well regarded figure in Ranger. He passed away after the sudden illness, drawing condolences from the community.
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Ranger
U.P
Roney R. Jones
Jones
Fort Worth Bus Fare Hearings Requested By Transit Group
A city fact-finding committee will report today on findings from public hearings held last month regarding a request for higher bus fares in Fort Worth. The Transit Co. played a central role in the discussions as part of the ongoingfare debate.
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Fort Worth
U.P
The
Fort Worth Transit Co
Amarillo to Resurface One Hundred City Streets
Amarillo city commission authorized smoothing work on about 100 blocks of rough streets. Projects include seven blocks of new pavement, 28 blocks with old surface ripped and replaced, four blocks of one course resurfacing, and 60 blocks of seaboating. City Manager N V Moss and public works chief H R Smith awarded the job to city crews, using materials salvaged from Amarillo Army Air Field. Exact seaboating sites not announced. Key streets include Rule and Brooks from Bivins to Ridgemere and Sixteenth from Georgia to Milam.
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Sixteenth
Georgia
Milam
Bryan
Lamar
Rusk
Austin
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Lewis Off Beat, Music Czar Says
James C. Petrillo, president of the American Federation of Musicians, criticized John L. Lewis at the 53rd AFM convention in Houston. He urged harmony among labor groups and said Lewis should stay with the labor movement, accusing him of pursuing personal prestige over welfare.
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Houston
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
John L. Lewis
Petrillo
AFM
Lewis
Fare Increase Proposal Aims to Balance Operating Losses
A proposal floated last December seeks raising the fare from 10 to 12 cents to cover operating losses. The plan argues higher revenue is needed to keep services viable amid mounting expenses.
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