Lost glasses and billfold posted by readers
A reader asks for the return of gold framed sunglasses lost around 7th and Tyler or Cheyenne and Sunset, with a reward offered. Another note seeks the return of a light brown billfold containing $19 cash $165 in checks and eight ID cards, with the finder urged to contact 1504 Travis or call 9770 and arrange return.
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7Th
Tyler
Cheyenne
Arch Terrace
George Baucum
Travis
J.T. Harris
Auxiliary Plans for Convention at Lubbock Hilton
Henry Teubel Tulsa division commander to preside at the 5th Division American Legion and Auxiliary convention in Lubbock Saturday and Sunday at the Hilton Hotel. Mrs Ima Jennings Abilene division vice president conducts auxiliary session Sunday afternoon with Mae Murphee Lubbock welcoming and Henry Teubel delivering the response. Delegates to the national convention to be elected. An 18th district caucus is planned. District initiation team members from Amarillo and visiting units will participate in a series of district and division events.
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Auxiliary
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Lubbock
Hilton Hotel
Henry Teubel
Tulsa
Legion
Legion and Auxiliary
Ima Jennings
Abilene
Mae Murphee
Kelly Farrar
Henry Cusick
Amarillo
Mesdames Biddie Maxwell
Jim Johnson
J. M. Moore
L. A. Pitt
H. J. Wheeler
Cusick
Hereford
Dalhart
Borger
Mes
William Bynum
Roy Beard
Granville Routh
Fancy Nazi Maps Were Fakes Says Haushofer
Karl Haushofer said before his suicide last year that the elaborate Nazi maps claiming conquests were fake, according to war crimes trial documents. He denied being Adolf Hitler’s adviser and called the conquest plans allegedly created for propaganda. Chief Justice Geoffrey Lawrence limited final arguments to one day.
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Geoffrey Lawrence
Amarillo High Band Rehearsal Tonight and Concert Plans
Amarillo High School asks all current and prospective band members to attend a 7 30 pm rehearsal in the band room. The group prepares for the initial Summer concert at 8 pm tomorrow night at Ellwood Park, with two monthly concerts planned. The program includes Washington Post March When Irish Eyes are Smiling Imperial March Sahara and a medley of Southern tunes.
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Amarillo
Ellwood Park
Clyde Rowe
Washington Post
Sahara
Pinkey Hosts Party At Home On Prospect Street
Miss Louise Pinkey entertained at her Prospect Street home with guests Glenn Tuttle Mary Armstrong Bette Davis Jean Mayo and Peggy Black in a social party recently hosted by the hostess.
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Louise Pinkey
Prospect
Glenn Tuttle
Mary Armstrong
Bette Davis
Jean Mayo
Peggy Black
Sew N Sew Club Social in Ellwood Park Hosted by Mrs Preston Garrett
Sew N Sew Club members enjoyed a social session in Ellwood Park with Mrs Preston Garrett as hostess. Refreshments were served to Mrs Carter Veazey Mrs Virgil Lemaster and the hostess.
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Ellwood Park
Preston Garrett
Carter Veazey
Virgil Lemaster
Return From Visit By Mr and Mrs Guy Brown
Mr and Mrs Guy Brown have returned to Guymon after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J D Lawson at 134 Wayside Drive.
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Guy Brown
Guymon
J. D. Lawson
Wayside Drive
Personal Laundry Offer From W M Hayes Amarillo
An appeal to arrange washings at a white lady's home for one man. Little work expected. Recipient to collect and return laundry. Send reply to W M Hayes General Delivery Amarillo.
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Tack
W. M. Hayes
General Delivery
Amarillo
Missing Fox Terrier in Ellwood Park
A white male fox terrier with large black spots on back and tail and black brown eyes and ears was last seen in Ellwood Park around 6 o clock on Sunday June 16. Generous reward offered. Phone 2-1892. Mrs George.
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Ellwood Park
George
Glasses Lost At Post Office In June 17 Reader Notice
A reader seeks help locating a pair of flesh colored plastic rimmed glasses lost at the Post Office around 10 30 A M on June 17. Please return to 710 Belleview or call 2 3487. Glen da Joe Miller asks finder to contact.
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Tack
Belleview
Glenda Joe Miller
Box Offered For Sale Or Gift With Ice Box Qualities
An elderly person is invited to take a sizable box described as a small ice dock or large ice box. It can hold several hundred pounds and is offered at 718 Tyler for someone who may want to start a small business.
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Tyler
Bubble Bursts On Sally Rand Stand Again
Sally Rand Theater Restaurant in San Francisco was raided by juvenile bureau inspectors. Rand was booked on three charges indecent exposure indecent performance and exhibiting indecent pictures. She posted 300 bail and was released. Her El Cerrito club had closed weeks earlier.
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San Francisco
U.P
Sally Rand
Miss Rand
Juvenile Bureau
San Francisco Bay Area
el Cerrito
Cal
Missing German Letter Sought by Mrs Menke
Mrs John Menke asks for return of a valuable letter from Germany and offers contact at 2-4052 for information. Hobbs residents Mr A T Mays Mrs J F Mays and daughter Marilyn have returned from a visit to Mrs Mays’ mother at 2118 Taylor.
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Germany
John Menke
Hobbs
A. T. Mays
Marilyn
J. F. Mays
Taylor
Night Watchman Seeks Job With Local Employer
V Wyatt offers 28 years in Amarillo with experience and references. He lists contact 7916 and address 204 Cleveland.
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Tack
Amarillo
Cleveland
V. Wyatt
Elderly Lady Sought to Live With Family
A family seeks an elderly lady to join their home with a 10 year old daughter. The requester works and wants companionship for Sundays stay at home. Call 8469 after 5:30 PM.
Glasses turned in at Globe-News lost and found
Several pairs of glasses have been turned in at the Globe-News lost and found. If you have lost glasses and Tack has not yet run them in his column, please come to the Globe-News office to see if yours are among these.
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Tack
Lost and Found
The
Globe-News
Globe-News Office
Lost items from billfold owner Erwin Lubtz offered
A reader reports finding pictures, an express receipt, and identification cards likely from a billfold. The owner is asked to contact 6079 or visit 606 East Second to reclaim the items.
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Erwin Lubtz
East Second
Truck Driver Seeks Work Across Regions with Family
H S Mardin 54 seeks truck driving or farm work with license covering Texas Colorado New Mexico. He is in good health with wife and 14 year old daughter and is willing to relocate to a suitable job with housing for family if possible. Writes from 304 Mountain Drive Pleasant Valley.
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Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Amarillo
Mountain Drive
Pleasant Valley
H. S. Mardin
Lost billfold seeks return with papers and IDs
Job seeker offers packing and warehouse experience and references. Lost a black billfold Wednesday evening June 19 labeled Khiva containing $1 and important papers plus IDs and lodge receipts. Reward or return preferred. contact 513% East Twelfth Street or phone 9245 after 6 PM.
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East Twelfth Street
Lost brown billfold found in Court House with contents
Notice from O. M. Farmer stating a brown leather billfold lost on Tuesday June 18 at the Court House. Contents include four one dollar bills a son's photo a driver's license a social security card and a World War I registration card. If found, return contents to 510 North Johnson or call 4997 after 6 PM.
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Court House
North Johnson
Found Key Chain In Front Of KGNC Radio Station
A chain with three door keys was found in front of KGNC Radio Station on Thursday June 13. The owner can claim by calling the Globe-News office at the last found department.
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KGNC
Globe-News Office
Lost Black Purse Found In Downtown Store
A woman reports a missing black purse left in a downtown shop. The item contained a five dollar bill small change receipts and other small items. Local police request description and identification to reclaim the lost property.
Couple Seeks to Adopt Baby Boy or Girl
Mr and Mrs Myrtle Bowen request assistance to adopt a small baby, preferably over six months old but up to one year, both 22, with home, job, and references. They ask interested parties to contact Globe New office. Bowen provides lost gray suit contact details.
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Tack
Pet owner seeks new collie or chow after dog’s death
J. G. Gober Jr. reports his dog, provided five years ago, was killed by a car and he is looking to adopt or acquire another collie or chow.
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Tack
Chow
Three 12-week kittens available for new homes
Three 12-week old kittens seek good homes. Interested parties may visit 805 North Tyler or call 2 5234 to inquire about adoption.
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Tack
Tyler
Want A Dog Up For Adoption In Need Of Good Home
Small female dog offered free to a caring owner. Call 9052 to arrange adoption details and a safe home.
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Tack
Child care helper seeks weekday work and light house duties
Senior high school girl seeks employment during week days including caring for children, office work, or cashier positions. Contact Wanda Green at 6975 or visit 1811 West Fourth Street.
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Tack
West Fourth Street
Old Age Assistance Payments Due Cut
John Winters of the Texas Department of Public Welfare warned that July payments for old age assistance will be cut as rolls rise. The exact amount will be decided in a few days, with ongoing monthly reductions deemed inevitable.
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Austin
John Winters
Texas Department of Public Welfare
Winters
Chicago Faces Mockery Over New Bullet-Proof Cloth
Chicago awaits a flood of gibes from other papers and nations as the U S Army announces a cloth capable of stopping a bullet. The Chicago edition taunts rival outlets for rushing to claim the innovation as standard street garb for Chicagoans.
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Chicago
U. S. Army
City Mulberry Tree Remains At Ellwood Park
Amarillo residents recall the northwest Ellwood Park mulberry tree as it bears again this year. M W Fields, visiting from Port Arthur, quips the tree caused many childhood spankings due to its stains. The lone survivor of a dozen once in Ellwood Park, it stays amid local Want Ads noting plentiful job opportunities.
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Amarillo
Ellwood Park
M. W. Fields
Port Arthur
Bee Brand Insect Spray Promoted With DDT Fortification
An advertisement touts Bee Brand Insect Spray as quick acting and economical for killing flies mosquitoes and many insects. It emphasizes 1 percent DDT fortification and available sizes pint quart and gallon with complete directions on each container and local store availability.
Barbecue for 6000 at Fourth of July Picnic
The San Jacinto Kiwanis club will serve barbecue for 6000 at the annual Fourth of July picnic in San Jacinto Park, Second and Mississippi. The event starts at 1 30 p m with lemonade, soft drinks, ice cream, hot dogs, and hamburgers. Attractions include a carnival, rides, baby show, and a rifle trick by Harvey Gaddis. Joe Potter and Mayor Jo A Jenkins to welcome attendees at 10 a m with musical entertainment by Sam Hous.
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San Jacinto
Harvey Gaddis
Joe Potter
Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis
Jo A. Jenkins
Sam Hous
CIO President Murray Urges Truman to Veto Hobbs Bill
CIO President Philip Murray urged President Truman to veto the Hobbs anti racketeering bill promptly. He became the second major labor leader to publicly react to the legislation after the Senate completed action on the measure.
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CIO
Murray
Truman
Washington
Philip Murray
Senate
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L. A. Pitt Electric CO
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J. G. Gober, JR
Patsy Hanson
Wanda Green
Ansle
Jobs
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Amos E. Badertscher
McCormick & Company, Inc
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Glacier
Pacific Northwest
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Burlington Zephyrs
Burlington RT
Fort Worth
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Mc. Rebt
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N. van Buren
Flo
Lee
Tom W
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Loyd’s
East 7Th
Loyd Shackelford
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