Notice to the Public From The Globe News Board
The Globe News announces publication of a notice to the public. Names listed include Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N. D Bartlett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke Joe Hess and Charley Under .ood)
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Globe News Board of Censors
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Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D Bartlett
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Charley Under.ood
Moonlight claims and game wardens in Texas
Reader letter discusses Kirk Douglas being paid to wear a bow tie for four years. Notes mountain valley tensions and asks for a game warden in Hedley with Pete Carnell named. Mentions newly appointed wardens, hunting limits, and pest concerns from a dog Tippie after a skunk encounter.
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Darling
Kirk Douglas
R. T. Everett
Hedley
Pete Carnell
Lelia Lake
Mr. Everett
Howard Dodgen
Texas Game, Fish and Jer Commission
Austin
Aaime Wardens
Mr. & Carnell
Women Spend Billions on Clothing and Socialized Medicine Debate
A University of Illinois survey shows women will spend 59 percent of this year on their own clothing, with men 30 percent and children 11 percent. A lawyer claims a woman cannot be arrested for stealing from her husband. A letter questions Hippocratic oath usage and calls for first aid knowledge and off hour medical assistants. Parts cite Angola Indiana Republic and Kissimmee Florida cowboys and early bars for horse riders.
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Ays
University of Illinois
William Owen
Hay
Amarillo
Fur Rioters Recall Mink Substitutes Sales
A letter to Winchell recalls a fur controversy over a substitute for mink coats at a Fifth Avenue store. The furs were discounted and quickly sold out, with denials ignored as buyers snapped up indistinguishable synthetic minks.
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Winchell
Fifth Avenue
No foundation to saucers says ex intelligence boss
Winchell quotes warn against sensational UFO talk and recalls wartime PR guidance. The excerpt hints at forthcoming building delays and a list of Most Distinguished lookers to be announced by Friday or Monday. An external artist review notes a subject with blank facial areas not visible in photos, causing doubt.
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Winchell
Naval Intelligence
Portraits and perceptions of civic leaders and elders
The speaker notes varied public pictures show both good and bad images of people. They suggest ex mayors and a present mayor have been evaluated, with age affecting how strangers see them. Older citizens may be overlooked due to changes over time and younger years.
Cleaned Up Texas Gambling Says Card Detective
Michael MacDougal, famed card detective, visits Texas and says gambling venues have cleaned up, relying more on true odds and less on cheats. He describes skilled cheats, swanky clubs hiring him to observe games, and warns that bad profits drive cheating while honest houses exist mainly in Nevada.
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William C. Barnard
Associated Press
Texas
Michael MacDougal
Mike MacDougall
MacDougall
Hollywood
Florida
MacDougal
Movie stars quit giving away clothes in Hollywood sale
Hollywood guild head Anne Lehr laments stars no longer donate gowns and hats for charity rummage sales. She notes Joan Crawford remains generous, while others sell or keep outfits, allocating profits to themselves or rival shops. The guild still receives some items from industry members and the public, though poverty-fighting funds suffer.
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A.P
Anne Lehr
Hollywood Guild
Ann Sothern
Ann Sheridan
Joan Crawford
Mrs. Lehr
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la Crawford
Mary Pickford
New York
Playground program to open June 13 in Amarillo
Amarillo plans a city playground program directed by Jack Haas with Pekeman as full time coordinator. It will cover 10 parks including Thompson Park where the pool opens June 1. T. G. Hull will manage pool equipment testing under the park commission chaired by O. D. Thompson with several other city officials present.
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Amarillo
Jack Haas
Park and Recreation Commission
Pekeman
Ds, Inc
Thompson Park
T. G. Hull
O. D. Thompson
George Hammock
David Rasco
C. T. Davis
Charles Eads
Charles Seiwell
Hans
Mark Miles
Field's Estate Told To Pay Up
In Los Angeles on May 24, a judge ordered the late W. C. Fields estate to promptly pay $120,000 to the comedian's widow and three other heirs. Judge McKay demanded enforcement while noting tax concerns raised by attorney Leo L. Schaumer about proportional taxes and potential liability of executrix Magda Michael. He cited prior tax payments of $221,068 federal and $24,000 state.
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Los Angeles
W. C. Fields
W. R. McKay
Leo L. Schaumer
Schaumer
Magda Michael
Fields
Two Drown as Boat Capsizes near Grand Prairie
In a gravel pit lake near Grand Prairie a fishing boat capsized killing Air Force sergeant EA Burleson 29 and Mrs Walter Jones of Irving. Surviving were Mrs Burleson and Mrs Jones's husband. The four were trot-lipe fishing when the boat overturned and dumped them into the water.
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Dallas
Air Force
Grand Prairie
Dallas County
MGM Producer Gifts Spark Riot at Neighborhood Fair
A guild worker recalled a producer giving teenage children clothes that nearly caused a riot among youths. Another delivery, a carload of toys including a large cardboard castle from Miss Crawford, was sold for a dollar to a boy whose mother was on relief.
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MGM
Guild
Television Aerial Is Death Weapon
Chicago police report an indoor television aerial used as a murder weapon to fatally beat 25 year old Mrs Deotha Malvin after a suspected sales entry. Her husband Laverne found her body as the apartment showed struggle and signs of assault. About $210 was reported missing.
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Chicago
Deotha Malvin
Malvin
Tom L
Tries death by own action At Cemetery
In Nashville Tennessee a 23 year old youth, Charles Edward Burt of Charlotte, shot himself in the abdomen at Springhill Cemetery after weeping beside the grave of his girl friend Ruth Mason Keith, 27, buried a day earlier. Burt and Keith were friends, not dating recently, and Burt wished to join her in death.
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Nashville
Tenn
Charles Edward Burt
Charlotte
John Fields
District Attorney General’s Office
Ruth Mason Keith
Burt
Springhill Cemetery
Fields
Young Boy Dies in Parkland Polio Ward
Dallas report of the death of 8 year old Thomas P. Young of Tyler in Parkland Hospital polio isolation ward. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Young.
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Joseph K. Blythe, Jr
J. K. Blythe
Parker
Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
Toyko
Dallas
Thomas P. Young
Tyler
Parkland Hospital
Andrew E. Young
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