Notice from Globe News board of censors published
Public notice states the name list Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N D Bartlett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Norce Joe Hess and Charley Underwood have been passed for publication by the Globe News board of censors.
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The
Globe News Board of Censors
Towit
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D Bartlett
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Norce
Joe Hess
Charley Underwood
Verdict Looms as Ranch Visitors Await Testimony
Citizens return from the country as the Ewald Johnson verdict looms and anticipation grows for testimony from Tex Thornton’s friends who are believed to hold many supportive witnesses.
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Ewald Johnson
Tex Thornton
Wheat yields and plans for a new wheat raising class
A ranch notes expected wheat yield of about 15 bushels per acre and announces preparations for a post-graduate or post-mortem class in wheat cultivation. The writer invites opinion on achieving 15 bushels in a challenging year.
Princess and the twelve companions tale ends in tragedy
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Princess recovering strength after a loss and describes a baby named John born with a hair lip who could not nurse, milk squirting from an uncovered lip, leading to a fatal outcome and the decision to do away with him.
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Princess
John
Brava la Principessa Dionne cablegram from Europe
A brief European dispatch sends warm greetings and hope that the message concerns hunting dogs. Signed by Don and Sybil, it closes with cordial regards and expresses affectionate salutation to the Princess Dionne.
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Europe
Brava la Principessa Dionne Spero Si Tratti di Cani da Caccia Cari Saluti
Don and
Sybil
Princess Dionne Training Dogs for Hunting Hopefuls
The Paris edition of The New York Herald Tribune reports Princess Dionne and her dogs with best wishes. The Associated Press wires the note. Citizens across the country express belief in flying saucers and trust in newspaper reports.
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Princess
Paris
New York Herald Tribune
Associated Press
Towns Full of Big Liars Warned By Speaker
A speaker warns readers that many big liars reside in the towns, noting the audience should not be misled by appearances. The remark underscores distrust and calls for caution in local affairs.
Lying Traits In Villages And Cities
The text argues that persistent liars thrive where many people surround them and are exposed less on farms or ranches where they risk exposure. It suggests environment influences deception and clues to social behavior.
Public optimism on flying saucers and air power
The text states people believe experimental flying saucers are military machines and express confidence that in war the air forces will overwhelm the Russians.
Valley Land Panic Sparks McAllen Print War
Paul Vickers blasts Amarillo bankers and Tack articles sent to McAllen. The dust bowl Panhandle Texas scene prompts fierce warnings against investing in Valley land as heated exchanges unfold in print among regional figures.
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Rio Grande Valley
Tack
Amarillo
McAllen
Paul Vickers
Panhandle
Texas
Diversification urged for Valley farmers over citrus sole bets
A letter from Mr. Vickers notes Amarillo bankers and locals warn against investing all in orange and grapefruit groves. The piece argues no average one crop farmer thrives yearly and suggests diversification with livestock and vegetables. It cautions elders cannot rely on land alone or debt to Citrus holdings, echoing Tack’s broader concerns.
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Vickers
Valley
Amarillo
Panhandle
New Jersey
Tack
Mr Vickers Claims 53 Acre Orchard Purchase Test
In a Valley letter Mr Vickers notes fifteen years of residence and reveals he bought 53 acres of orchard land with his own money two months ago. The remark challenges critics, asserting he is no fool and has faith in land investments.
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Mr. Vickers
Valley counties led food and income in Texas farming
Records show four Valley counties produced one fifth of Texas food during war years and at one point four counties earned farm income surpassing the Panhandle region. Peak farm income hit about 135 million dollars, with last year near 130 million. The author cautions older investors away from orchard land and praises West Texas land investment for retirees. He criticizes Kinsey and state agents.
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Texas
Panhandle
Call for suppression of a controversial figure and alleged manipulation
A reader denounces a prominent researcher accusing him of parasitic motives and corrupting scientific standards. The letter claims investigators misrepresent data from 16 000 people and labels the work a money making racket, urging Congress to suppress him and his propaganda.
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Congress
East
Kinsey investigator inquiry prompts strong reaction
A speaker recalls a Kinsey investigator visiting a woman who ordered him out after a single question. The anecdote contrasts with skepticism about Kinsey and Gallup Poll representatives, noting the respondent has not encountered a Gallup Poll man or Kinsey staff firsthand.
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Kinsey
Gallup
Mr. Kinsey
National Cow Call Contest Aims for National Broadcast Next Year
An upcoming national cow call contest in Miami is expanding in scope and audience. Organizers expect larger attendance and aim to secure nationwide radio or television network coverage next year, with possible newsreel attention.
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Miami
Finest Picnic Lunch Served by Miami Women
A boastful note proclaims the finest picnic or basket lunch in the world is served by the fine, wonderful women in Miami and nearby areas, calling it the tops.
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Miami
Dentist Dr R M Johnson Noted Left Handed In Amarillo
A Hemp Hill County reader notes Dr. R M Johnson a prominent Amarillo dentist is left handed. The remark identifies a local figure and reinforces his standing in the community.
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Hemphill County
R. M. Johnson
Amarillo
Wheat raising on 35 acres of subirrigated land
The speaker notes only 35 acres are available for wheat on subirrigated, high quality land. They admit limited knowledge about wheat farming compared with others and emphasize that this is the entire good wheat land they possess.
Civil Service reports 2,000,925 executive branch workers
The Civil Service Commission said a March end total of 2,000,925 civilian workers in the executive branch, including 145,055 temporary Census workers, was 140,517 higher than February. The report, filed from Washington on May 18, notes government employment rose with the Census period.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Romania Demands Cut in US Staff
London dispatches report Romania, a Soviet satellite, demanding a US diplomatic staff cut in its country. The government accuses US diplomats of spying and seeks a legation staff reduction to ten members. Earlier, Czechoslovakia sought two thirds fewer staff in Prague, with Washington replying by cutting Czech personnel in the US.
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London
Romania
United States
Budapest
Legation
Prague
Washington
Koreans Always Will Be Koreans Koreans Always Will Be Koreans
An American welfare worker criticized Seoul city plans to honor mothers of 10 or more children. Officials tallied 84 mothers, with the top listing a family of 11 children.
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Seoul
Korea
Pat Flynn Welcomes New Baby Boy Terrance Kelly Flynn
A baby boy named Terrance Kelly Flynn was born at 1 a.m. weighing 9 pounds 8 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Pat Flynn of 1409 Jefferson. An older brother, Timothy Pat Flynn, is 18 months old.
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Pat Flynn
Jefferson
Terrance Kelly Flynn
Timothy Pat Flynn
News tax free in New Zealand farmers gain deduction
New Zealand farmers may deduct the cost of their newspaper subscriptions from income tax returns, cited as a necessity in the industry. Wellington predicted businessmen may seek equal rights, arguing the same basis.
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N. Z
New Zealand
Wellington
Boy leaves hospital after sixty four operations for burns
John Richard Duren, 13, has left a Sydney hospital after nine years thanks to skin transfers from his family of six. The Duren family credits 64 operations for their son’s recovery from a nightdress fire injury caused burns. Meanwhile at Williams Air Force Base Arizona Army and Navy personnel will train together for three days as part of unification efforts. About 100 Annapolis midshipmen arrive June 26 for the program.
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Boy
John Richard Duren
Sydney
Australia
John
Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
U.P
Army
Navy
Armed Force
Annapolis
Four-Legged Chicken Delights Iowa Town
LISCOMB Iow a May 18 The Marshall family chose not to slaughter their pet chicken noted for four legs and three tails. They recognized its culinary possibilities but decided to keep the bird as a pet.
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Liscomb
Iowa
Clyde Marshall
Marshall
Proposed Ordinance Bans Quieting Devices in Edinburg
EDINBURG May 18 Citizens woke to a plan by Commissioner Sam Pottorff to bar use of mix masters and electric shavers to prevent radio static. City Atty. Sid Harden checked legality as complaints about local interference prompted the move. Observers wondered about odd effects on morning routines and late night baking.
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Edinburg
Sid Harden
Sam Pottorff
Passion Play Returns in Oberammergau After 16 Years
The centuries-old passion play opened in Oberammergau with a 5,200 audience capacity. A 1,500-strong village cast staged the 300-year-old pageantry led by Innkeeper Anton Preisinger as Christ and Annemie Mayr as the Virgin Mary. Dignitaries including President Heuss and Chancellor Adenauer attended the premiere in a box overlooking the Alpine backdrop.
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Oberammergau
Germany
Christ
Theodore Heuss
Konrad Adenauer
John McCloy
Brian Robertson
Anton Preisinger
Preisinger
Mary
Johnny McMahan
John McMahan
Boise
Idaho
Major McMahan
Budget Balanced Japanese Style Budget Recipe by Ikeda
Los Angeles May 18 Japanese cabinet member Hayato Ikeda outlined a budget balancing recipe. He advocated cutting government subsidies to industry and trimming 250000 from a payroll of 1500000. Ikeda, credited with balancing Japan's budget for the first time in two decades, spoke en route home from Washington after studying budgetary measures.
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Los Angeles
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
Washington
P-TA Membership At Record High
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers reports a record membership of 6,167,079, up 392,721 from last year. President Mrs. John E. Hayes announced in Long Beach before the 53rd annual convention. California leads with 818,473 members.
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Long Beach
Cal
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
John E. Hayes
P-Ta
Hayes
Twin Falls
Idaho
California
Courthouse Records and Marriage Licenses Reported
Deeds filed transferring property in sections and blocks including W H Thrasher to O A Prescott and others in Miller Heights San Jacinto Heights and River Road Gardens. District Court handles several divorces and three marriages listed among licensees.
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W. H. Thrasher
Olin A. Prescott
Bs&f
Essie Lee Barton
L. H. Nipper
Old Town
L. F. Hinson
W. T. Dixon
Mary Gould Acres
L. S. Blashel
Amos James Brown
Miller
Listing Openings For Graduates
The Amarillo TEC office plans to boost applicants after graduations with employers asked to list openings. Office manager B A Myers notes graduates seek local job information and believe college experience aids rapid, effective employment. careful placement is key.
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Amarillo
Texas Employment Commission
B. A. Myers
TEC
Myers
Jet Plane Lands At Air Terminal In Amarillo
A bright light in the western sky between 7 and 8 PM last night drew many witnesses in Amarillo as a jet plane landed at the Amarillo Air Terminal. Tony Martin and Walter Jackson are listed among locals who observed the event from Rt. 2 Box 508 and 1109 Jackson.
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Amarillo Air Termnal
Tony Martin
Rt. 2
Box
Amarillo
Walter Jackson
Jackson
Chimp outsmarts keeper with mirror trick
Brantford Ontario reports a carnival chimpanzee named Kim escaped his cage for over an hour yesterday. A keeper used a mirror to lure Kim back, after which he obediently returned to confinement.
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Brantford
Ont
Kim
Will Keep Children at Home for Small Wages
In a brief notice a person offers to care for children at home for 25 cents an hour or six dollars a week and provides contact phone number 3-3688. An editor’s note appears as A N EADER.
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Eader
Dear Tack Baby Stroller for Sale by Reader
A reader offers a streamlined baby stroller for sale at a reasonable price and provides a contact number 2 7787 for interested buyers.
Lost white English bulldog Cass in Dalhart Texas
The Hartman family seeks the return of their AKC registered bulldog Cass missing about a month. He weighs 55 to 60 pounds, is mostly white with brindle ears and facial markings, pug nosed and friendly. Call 496 Dalhart collect with any information. a reward is offered.
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Tack
Cass
Dalhart
Texas
Paul Hartman
Tex
Companion Job Wanted for Elderly Caregiver and Babysitting
Reliable caregiver seeks companion work for an elderly person and offers babysitting services. Contact by phone at 2-8194 for arrangements and availability.
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Tack
Caring mother seeks daytime baby care nearby
I am a young mother with a 3 month old baby seeking a nice place to stay with us. I need someone to care for my baby during the day while I work. I will help in any way I can and can furnish references. Call 2 8092. Mrs B Mills.
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B. Mills
Tack
Susan Williams
Pleasant Valley
Two Boston bulldog puppies seeking good home
Two six week old female puppies from a Boston bulldog mother seek loving homes. They are described as good pets and ready for placement. Interested parties should call 25344.
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Tack
Doll Hospital Seeks Repair and Period Costume Work
Mrs. Carl W. Smith advertises a doll repair service offering restoration and styling in Gay Nineties attire including corsets hoops and bustles. Old dolls stored away will be dug out and fixed up for display on beds. Correspondence to Doll Hospital Box 191 Canyon Texas. Dear Mr. Tack a collie named Champ is missing since Tuesday afternoon May 9. The dog is all white.
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Carl W. Smith
Doll Hospital
Box 191
Canyon, Texas
Mr. Tack
Champ
Lost pet and found items notices in Pleasant Valley
A newspaper notices column contains a family seeking a brown-faced dog with ears and a large brown back spot with a reward offered for its return. Contact Mrs Lee O Hetrick at 602 West Hastings. Separate note asks for return of a lost rod with liberal reward. A person found two keys at Skaggs Drug Store and left contact at 300 North Lamar.
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Lee O. Hetrick
West Hastings
Pleasant Valley
Tack
Skaggs Drug Store
North Lamar
Rod Lost At Buffalo Lake While Fishing
A fisher reports losing a steel combination casting and fly rod with an Ocean City reel on Tuesday May 9 near Buffalo Lake. The item disappeared about a quarter mile north of the boathouse on the west bank.
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Buffalo Lake
Lost coin purse found and moved to old address
A reader reports a coin purse lost on Polk Street last week. It was found by someone and taken to the owner's former address.
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Polk Street
Three Part-Persian Kittens Free to Good Homes
Reader classifieds offer three kittens for adoption, twogrey and one yellow, all part Persian. Contact at reader 105 Bowyer or call 3-0508 for details and pickup arrangements.
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Tack
Bowyer
Playmate Wanted at 166 Bonita Yard
Susan Williams hopes for a future playmate to arrive soon at 166 Bonita. She provides the contact phone 26997 for interested parties.
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Bonita
Louie Dickson Seeks Ranch Work in Amarillo Texas
24 year old married ranch hand with experience seeks employment. Provides contact at P O Box 3064 Amarillo Texas and phone number 21425. LOUIE DICKSON.
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Louie Dickson
P.O
Amarillo
Texas
Dirt to haul away by Mrs Sterling at Lake address
Several loads of dirt available free to anyone who will haul it away. Contact Mrs L R Sterling at 812 Lake to arrange pickup.
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