Actes TEXAW Public Notice Names Board Censors
Public notice lists West Beard Paul Allingham WN Barnett Grady Camp Mrs Saran Winter Mrs Bob Babb wis Nordyke Joe Hess and Charley Underwood for publication by The News-Globe board of censors alluding to forthcoming actions.
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News-Globe Board of Censors
West Beard
Paul Allingham
Barnett Grady Camp
Saran Winter
Bob Babb
Wis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Charley Underwood
Weather notes and odd anecdotes in Perryton column
A Perryton Texas column blends weather chatter with brief notes from readers and clippings. It mentions Ted Taylor leaving KGNC, comments on the Tri State Fair, quirky Oklahoma leopard stories, missing purse recoveries, a mind to mind treatment by Dr Tack, a rural help wanted ad, and bits from Baltimore Sun and New Yorker items. It notes flu illness across the region and assorted local curiosities from Chicago to Harlem.
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Ted Taylor
Dallas
KGNC
Taylor Company
New York
Taylor
Tri-State
Horace Gooch Weighs San Jacinto Bank Plan
Horace Gooch, seen with prominent figures, contemplates starting a San Jacinto bank. He has bank experience and says plans are possible but no announcement will be made yet. Friends report he is gauging local opinion. if realized, he would lead the new bank.
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Horace Gooch
San Jacinto
Mr. Gooch
Elisa Martinez
Cleveland
Bill Franklin African motion pictures at Esquire theater
Panhandle Sportsmen's Club presents Bill Franklin's African motion pictures at the Esquire theater with showings in the afternoon and evening on April 4 and 5. Jack King praised the booking saying they are swell and will begin in most Panhandle cities.
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Bill Franklin
Esquire Theater
Panhandle Sportsmen’s Club
Panhandle
Esquire
Jack King
War Statue Sparks Germantown Row in Philadelphia
A Civil War statue in Market Square Germantown, dating to 1883, faces displacement as the Germantown Historical Society pushes to restore the square to colonial origins. Society president Leighton Stradley cites the Revolutionary War heritage as a reason to remove or relocate the monument.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Market Square
Germantown
Leightor Stradley
Statue row sparks clash over Philadelphia square move
Strachey and historical society clash with Sons of Union Veterans over relocating a Civil War statue from a colonial era square. Veterans call it a 67 year old landmark, oppose cost to taxpayers and the move, while the society argues for a Williamsburg style restoration and uniform colonial fronts. The monument, owned by the city bureau since 1914, faces a decision on relocation with no public statement from the bureau.
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Strachey
Sons of Union
Sons of Veterans
Historical Society
Philadelphia
Bureau of City Property
Bureau
The
Stradley
Williamsburg
Stork Delivers Twins After Home Birth Near St. Joseph
A baby daughter arrived at 9 AM at Mrs. Grant Butchers home in St. Joseph. An ambulance transported mother and daughter to the hospital, fifty minutes later the stork delivered Mrs. Butcher's twin son.
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STORK
ST. Joseph, Mo
Grant Butchers
Byrnes and FDR Debate on Big Government Debts
A long quoted discussion contrasts FDR’s belt-tightening stance with James Byrnes defending limited government. The piece argues against ongoing deficits, warns of crisis powers, and urges Congress to cut taxes and spending to restore liberty and balance the budget.
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Deartack
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fdr
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Collier's Magazine
Byrnes
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Congress
Elise
Sovete
Residents discuss tornado precautions and storm cellars
The Globe surveys Amarillo residents as tornado season nears. Metallurgist Schlegel plans a storm cellar after talking with contractors, while builder Fowler remains undecided. Mrs Rogers and others describe basement use, neighbor cooperation, and warnings. Eyewitness accounts reflect hopes for fewer twisters and readiness for worst cases.
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M. Schlegel
North East Eighth
Arkansas
Ben McCulloch Killed at Pea Ridge in 1862
The famed Ranger and Indian fighter Ben McCulloch died in the battle of Pea Ridge on a day that ended his long career in warfare. From Alamo to San Jacinto to Plum Creek, he rose from private to brigadier general, earning praise from General Taylor for his services.
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Ben McCulloch
Pea Ridge
Texas
Alamo
McCulloch
San Jacinto
Plum Creek
Jack Hays
Ranger Corps
Minnesota Telephone Network Investment Cited by Official
J C Crowley Jr of the Minnesota Telephone Association says nearly 10 million dollars has been invested annually in Minnesota's telephone network since 1943. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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Minneapolis
U.S
Minnesota
J. C. Crowley, Jr
Minnesota Telephone Association
Globe-News
Globe News
Love Only Partly Blind Says Judge
In Pittsburgh Judge Henry Ellenbogan granted a divorce to Antonio Augostino after his wife Philomena contested the suit, arguing she learned of his glass eye only three years after marriage. The judge ruled that Mrs Augustino frequented saloons and quipped that love may be blind but not to a glass eye.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Henry Ellenbogan
Antonio Augostino
Augostino
Philomena
Ellenbogan
Augustino
Lost gold car screw at Rex Theater found
A reader reports finding a gold car screw near the Rex Theater and offers to return it to the owner.
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Rex Theater
Shali
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