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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1951
Page
2
The observation states that large flaky flakes at storm start imply lighter snowfall, while snow that begins slowly and builds up leads to heavier falls. It instructs tracking storm onset to judge impact.
A pragmatic claim asserts that the rule will succeed in nine of ten attempts, implying high reliability. The statement frames the rule as effective with minimal context about implementation or evidence.
Announcement indicates the federal rationing board is about to prohibit or has prohibited the sale of beer in tin cans. The move reflects wartime controls shaping consumer goods and packaging practices nationwide.
Citizens note derelict beer cans plague roadsides while beer bottles disappear from car litter but not cans. The statement urges cleaner highways and picnic areas, warning against tossing waste during outings and urging responsible disposal.
A quip about directions to Buffalo Lake mocks travel guidance with a punchline about following beer cans, reflecting light humor typical of casual local columns. The line plays on beer culture and a rural setting.
K. K. Thomas provides a solution to a classic puzzle. With cows at $10 hogs at $3 and sheep at $0.50, the plan is to buy 94 sheep for $47, one hog for $3, and five cows for $50, totaling 100 animals for $100.
A reflection on the newspaper trade noting the tendency to avoid printing items about colleagues while recognizing that such items can be as engaging as those about any other group because editors have friendships and acquaintances.
Washington sources report Governor Allan Shivers told Senator Tom Connally he does not plan to run for the Senate in the next election cycle. The claim rests on friends of Connally and reflects speculation about Texas political leadership.
The discussion notes that he may run again for governor, remains popular across Texas, while Senator Connally feels strong about staying in Washington for another term. He chairs the Senate foreign relations committee, highlighting his influential role.
Bill Adams argues against convention badges for delegates. He says tag labels hinder older people as eyesight dims after age thirty, making them appear conspicuous and increasing embarrassment for those who forget names but not faces.
A reader argues badges should be much larger with letters an inch tall and laments typewritten badges as ghastly, urging clearer, more legible insignia. The comment emphasizes visual visibility and modernity in identification items.
Bill Hall of 4121 Ong provides a large spare bedroom with adjoining space free to any soldier and his wife and family stranded for housing. He will tide them over until permanent housing is found, a generous act amid shortages. The item also mentions radio stars Roger Bower and Cal Tinney and a string of medical gags ending with a man asking for a 15.
A dying Scotchman prompts family debate over funeral costs. One son pushes for grandeur with a lavish casket and many cars, another advocates frugality with four or five cars and minimal guests. A daughter suggests riding in the hearse, while the father jokes about walking in his kilts to the cemetery.
A civil service applicant refuses to take an oath denying affiliation with groups seeking to overthrow the government. When pressed, the applicant admits membership in the Republican Party, citing honesty about political ties. The exchange underscores tensions between loyalty oaths and party membership.
A brief verse notes that age does not define a man by gray hair or tooth decay but by failing health and missed promises as he approaches his final sleep, with a grim image of body unable to keep planned appointments.
A humorous quip contrasts winter scenes in Texas and Oklahoma. It notes Texans hug the stove while women hug the stove smoking, and in Oklahoma men hug the women while the stove smokes. This evokes regional stereotype humor rather than a factual event.
A married couple hosted a country relative and staged a violent quarrel to drive him away. They argued over who was right while hoping he'd choose sides. He cooled the plan with a drawl, declaring he would stay two more weeks.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints seeks a piano for use at meetings. They offer to store or purchase at a very small price, to be kept at Mrs. W. T. Brothers home at 903 Adams. Only auxiliary members will use it. Mrs Brothers may be reached at 2-2471 after 6 PM.
A new Easter sunrise service will debut this year at 6:30 to greet the sun at 6:44, held at Harold V. Wilson’s Palo Duro Drive-In Theater. A choir stage and speaker will be set up with Rev. Martin J. Hartenberger delivering the Easter message, inviting families to attend before breakfast without Easter bonnets.
A tan and white pointer has lingered around the 3100 block on Harrison for about a week. The dog appears thin and frightened, avoiding approach while people try to read his collar inscription. The owner is asked to call 7125 to reclaim the pet. A reader note adds a separate line about trading a glass top coffee table.
A 15 year old boy named Richard Johnson defends Amarillo youths against a critic letter by arguing youth silliness is natural, recounting incidents on a car and addressing adults, urging readers to consider youths' perspectives and inviting opinions from readers aged 15 to 18. He questions how the city would function without its young people and signs the plea to Mr. Tack.
A reader offers a trade or sale of a table in exchange for five Gunn Bros stamps. Contact phone 3-8245 to arrange.
A 24 year old single man recalls rural employment history and requests part time work to cover room and board. He describes hearing loss and use of a hearing aid but says he can cook and clean. He asks Amarillo readers to help him find employment and notes past hospital care and state aid.
For a boy aged 13 or 14 a light-blue spring suit in perfect condition and a medium weight plaid sport coat are offered. Both garments are in good condition and priced reasonably. Phone contact 80.
Dear Tack a reader offers to buy an old Maytag washing machine with an aluminum tub. It need not include a good ringer. Phone 7920.
From Newberry's a reader recalls losing a ten dollar bill about three weeks ago and receiving a call while away for four days reporting that someone found it. The note notes memories of the incident and the effort to recover the money.
A six year old student at Wolflin School expresses desire for a small puppy after moving, naming toy Boston bulldog or cocker spaniel as ideal pets due to previous dog becoming too large for their new home at 3800 Hayden.
Mrs. Holland advertises a two month-old spotted female puppy free to a good home. Call 3-1217 for details.
Public notice offers a vanity with four large drawers a large mirror and stool for sale or possible trade for green or blue stamps. Vanities needs repainting but is otherwise in perfect condition. Willing to accept part cash and part stamps. Call provided contact.
B E Russell reports losing a Ronson cigarette lighter on Tuesday night March 13 near 25th and Fillmore. The lighter bears the inscription C I S C 0 and holds sentimental value. Please call 3 3791 if found.
Advertises sharing a five room home with a youngish working lady. Seeks a companionable pleasant person, exchange references, call after 6 PM at 36454.
A colored woman seeks a night job in dishwashing, cafe cleaning, or office cleaning. References available and contacts via phone number 2 2424.
Two functional nonautomatic hot water tanks available at no cost to anyone who can use them. Condition described as perfect. Also seeking to buy a plain item, please contact for details.
A reader argues the US should direct anti Communism at home and abroad, criticizing policy and suggesting evacuations to rural areas. The note alleges Attlee and Truman shared resources, England sent seven million dollars to Russia and similar to Red China, and questions why tests occur away from the US.
Personal sale offers a large baby mattress for about two dollars or a book of Gunn Bros stamps. Item can be seen each evening after 5 30. Address 806 North Harrison.
A faithful reader offers a White Rotary hemstitching and protecting attachment for trade. Desired trade items are three and a half books of S and H Green stamps or Blue Gunn Bros stamps, or cash. Contact at phone 3-3500. 1308 North Lincoln.
Person seeks to buy an 8 by 10 wool rug at a cheap price and provides a contact number 3 0664 for offers or inquiries.
Dear Tack offers to care for children at home with the best care for families on the north side. Interested parties can call 4-1295 for details.
A light brown zipper notebook was lost on Tuesday March 13 in San Jacinto. Finder can call 2 6139 or bring it to 2202 Bonham. A reward is offered.
Mrs Bloom offers seven Gunn Bros stamp books in exchange for seven S H Green Stamps. Contact 40188, 1613 Crockett.
A 17 year old high school junior seeks weekday work after 2 30 p m and all day Saturday. He has a commercial license and experience in delivery with references. He offers items for trade and asks that anyone with work contact him at the provided numbers. LOSES BILLFOLD Sometime Saturday March 10 found no money but contains driver license Social Security and registration cards return for reward. SEAMON A BROWN 1408 B Johnson
Local ad lists items for trade or sale including an ironing board a book of stamps crocheted doilies chair sets and wool booties and sets with contact via phone 5077 indicating reasonable offers for trades or purchases.
A man describes himself as good looking, sober, churchgoing, fond of fishing and hunting, with many friends and a home but finds himself very lonely. He asks if any woman who dislikes dancing, drinking, and smoking exists and requests a phone number. He signs as EDWARD IRONING BOARD and mentions an all wood adjustable item.
A 14 year old named Billy Frankagee from Wellington Texas asks where to buy a good talking parrot at a reasonable price. He provides a box address and requests guidance on available options and pricing.
I will sell cheap or exchange for S and H Green stamps or Gunn Bros stamps. Phone 9133 after 6 PM.
Be Will you please come to Tack's office to collect mail.
A reader offers help with ironing and quilting and asks if anyone needs assistance. Mentions lacking comforts and invites contact at 30181.
Do ironing and related pickup and delivery service offered at 515 South Fannin Rear apartment. Manages ironing tasks with convenient front and rear access arrangements.
A 26 year old individual states their weight at 157 pounds and height at five feet six inches while asserting ownership of something not specified. The fragment provides no further distinct entities or concrete facts.
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