Globe News board of censors names listed for publication
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Grady
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Noron
Joe Hess
Charley Under
Ranch Sustained by Rain God With Fresh Moisture
The ranch reports about 4 inches of rainfall over a week, including an inch and a quarter last Wednesday night and an inch and a half Friday night. Moisture is sufficient through early June.
Amarillo Men on Plane Near Lubbock Cited Over Census Jibe
In Lubbock an Amarillo group aboard a southbound plane joked to the pilot not to cross city limits or they would be counted in the census drive. The remark underscores local civic humor during air travel near the city.
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Amarillo Packing Plant Nears Construction Start
Official word states the $350,000 Amarillo packing plant funds have been raised and counted. Architects and contractors will be brought in next, with all contingencies resolved and final decisions imminent.
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Lubbock Poised to Overtake Amarillo in Population Race
Local observers warn Lubbock may pass Amarillo in 1952 based on 1950 census figures. The near tie fuels booster enthusiasm while Amarillo appears inactive. Community voices predict a close outcome and potential national interest.
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Amarillo
Amarillo and Lubbock politics dream of a new order
A reader letter argues Lubbock will surge ahead by 1970 as younger businessmen replace old guard Amarillo. The writer urges civic finance boldness, calls for pressure on Congress and Rayburn to fix long‑standing issues, and notes local hospital drives and future cow calling championships amid nostalgia and partisan division.
Leader Teases Delayed Turn After Heated Exchange
In a tense exchange the speaker criticizes a stubborn rival, insisting the opponent will get his turn around 1970, but not before. The dialogue suggests rising stakes and a firm stance on succession or progression despite pressure.
Lulu the Grandview dog aids Princess pups in care
Mrs. 8S. W. Hendricks of Grandview School owns Lulu a famed dog serving as wet nurse to Princess's pups on Star Route 3 near Pam pa. Paul Bowers arranged care via Dr. Rush. Lulu raised eight pups in 1949 and now helps feed four to five extra puppies, admired by students and staff. A note from the office praises Lulu and seeks a future chance to thank her.
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Paul Bowers
Pampa
Sticks to High Heels at 91 Years
Elizabeth Ann Dane of Bowie, age 91, insists on 3 inch heels, walking fast in town with daughter Louise Rogers. She keeps a neat home and handles chores, while recounting life from a log cabin birth in 1859 and wartime family memories.
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Chandler thriller closes with a fatal car ride scene
In a Rainy club finale Hugo Candless dies as a hired driver murders him with a hidden method. George Dial and Francine plot to ditch Candless before Johnny De Rose plans a separate getaway. De Rose learns Parisi is onto him and prepares to vanish, while gangsters await outside his door for a ride.
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Danes Family Brings Ten Children to Bowie Since 1918
Ten children linked to the Danes are named: George Thomas Powers of Hico, several named wives and relatives in Clovis, Houston, Dallas, Elizabeth, Oklahoma City, and Bowie. The Danes settled in Bowie in 1918, Dane died in 1937. Frieda Bryan Hyatt notes Mrs. Dane’s graceful use of high heels.
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Eddie Davis
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Houston
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Dane
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Sportsmen to Meet With Game Commissioners Here
A Panhandle meeting will discuss new Game Fish and Oyster Commission regulations. Four Austin officials attend as Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club hosts a Dutch lunch for area landowners. Recommendations include restricting hooks, banning trotlines, boosting crappie bag limits, and designating channel catfish a game fish. Additional hearings follow across several towns in late May and early June.
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Seeking Typist Job to Fund College Education
A middle aged former teacher writes to seek summer office work as a typist and file clerk. She holds a two year teachers college degree and has five years of teaching experience including in Philadelphia but notes her certificate seems largely worthless now. She describes decades of typewriter use and requests guidance.
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