Notice of Publication by the Censors Board
Public notice published by the censor board to print names including Izzard, Paul Allingham, N D Barnett, Grady Camp, Mrs Sarah Winter, Mrs Bob Babb, Lewis Nordyke, Joe Hess and Charley Underwood for official action and publication.
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Lobe Board of Censors
Em Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D Barnett Grady
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Charley Underwood
Weather: March Still Not Over
March weather continues to unfold with unsettled conditions in the forecast. Temperatures vary across regions as systems move through, bringing rain and pockets of sunshine in alternating patterns.
Mrs Slaughter’s dog birth sets local litter record
Mrs. Howard Slaughter of 1516 East Seventh welcomed 12 pups from her dog a cross between a toy shepherd and a Boston terrier. The large litter surprised the Slaughters who thought a world record had been set when the pups arrived the other evening.
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Howard Slaughter
East Seventh
Slaughters
Will Rogers quotes and anecdotes on politics and life
A selection of Will Rogers jokes and reflections on liberals conservatives and Democrats. Includes reminiscences of Rogers life from school days to vaudeville, notes on government gambling laws, a joke about a psychiatrist, and a report on a proposed 10 year penitentiary sentence for government em ployees who steal documents.
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Congress
Coplon
Question on penalties for crime in a Chinese case
The excerpt notes a punishment of 15 years total, five years per offense, and questions why neither the man nor the woman faced the death penalty. It discusses legal consequences and opinions on the severity of sentencing.
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Sian
Rumor Links Ford Plant to Amarillo Growth
Town chatter centers on a reported Ford monster assembly plant in Amarillo. Tommy Thompson reports a dismissive stance with the phrase No soap, implying skepticism about the rumor and political reaction.
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Ford
Amarillo
Tommy Thompson
Note on Sim Coker remarks on grandchildren and marriage
Sim Coker says he does not mind being a grandfather but finds it embarrassing to be wed to a grandmother. The remark highlights social expectations about age and marriage in the context of family roles.
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Will Rogers
Sim Coker
First National Bank of
Cheeowee
Walter D. Carson
W. D. Carson
New Mexico Congresswoman and square dance patter mixed lore
Vilas Newby shares humorous square dance patter and remarks on a long serving female congress member. The text includes a racially insensitive anecdote and a stray joke about money and death, reflecting outdated attitudes in a dated newspaper snippet.
Two Men Die In Truck Crash On Pilar Hill
A truck loaded with cement veered out of control on Pilar Hill in Taos area and plunged over a 40 foot embankment killing Ruben Hargraves 24 of White Rock near Los Alamos formerly Mount Vernon Texas and Mr and Mrs Bill Mitchell of White Rock. Mrs Hargraves rode in the second truck and watched the fatal rollover as brakes reportedly failed.
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Taos
Ruben Hargraves
White Rock
Los Alamos
Mount Vernon
Tex
Bill Mitchell
Hargraves
Pilar Hill
Murder in New Orleans clues point to a hotel room
Private investigator Michael Shayne suspects a New Orleans murder tied to a nine o'clock appointment. A dead man found with a clipped Times-Picayune page and a calendar entry labeled M Shayne prompts Denton to press for names. Shayne feeds clues from a bank letter, searches a hotel room, and plots a fast move to stay ahead.
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New Orleans Times-Picayune
Shayne
el Paso
Denton
M. Shayne
Quinlan
Frank
Mike
Lucy Hamilton
Kayne
Oa Eee
Cheepwee
New Orleans
National Building
International Buiding
Lucy
Hal Reynolds
Times- Picague
Michael Shayne
National
St. Charles
W. D. Carson
W. ED
Carson
Capture of The Pocket and trial of Captain Brown in 1836
The Pocket captain refused to show papers and the brig was captured by the Texas Navy ship Invincible. The Pocket carried false credentials and a cargo of provisions and stores for Mexico. Brown and crew were later captured by a US sloop, tried in a U S District Court, and acquitted on May 9. The Louisiana Marine and Fire Insurance Company sued Brown privately, and the Republic of Texas paid personal losses related to the seizure in July 1838.
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Texas Navy
Mexico
Brown
Texas
States District Court
Louisiana Marine and Fire Insurance Company
Republic of Texas
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