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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1946

Page

2

Lost Wallet at Herring Hotel Prompted Reward

Dear Tack: Tuesday evening I left my black wallet in a phone booth at the Herring Hotel. It contained social security papers license and cash and carries a liberal reward. Call Mingo Muzio Herring Hotel Room 1053 or 1129 N Cleveland. November 9. Also a light brown kin glove for Mrs John T Wise Army Tech Village Amarillo seeks its return.

Tack Herring Hotel Mingo Muzio Herring Hotel Cleveland John T. Wise Army Tech Amarillo MO. T. Wise

Colored widow seeks half day work in nursing or house help

Middle age widow asks for practical nurse or light housekeeping work with a middle aged couple. She is willing to stay with children part time and may consider a man aging apartment or tourist courts. Call a reader at 6101.

Spool Specialist Seeks Novelty Work and Lost Purse Found

Business note from Mrs Ludlam at 607 Jackson seeks partnership to convert various spools into novelties. A small purse found. owner urged to identify it by visiting 909 Austin or calling at the home.

Tack Austin

Amarillo AAUW hears Helen Omler on Figurines

Amarillo Branch AAUW members hosted Mrs. Helen Omler who spoke on Figurines at a meeting at Mrs. H. L. Finch home 2010 Washington. Miss Eva Patching introduced the speaker and a freshmeat plate was served by the hostess with help from Miss Patching.

Amarillo American Association of University Women Helen Omler H. L. Finch Washington Ethel Jackson Eva Patching Omier Miss Patching

Young Pianist To Give Recital At Musical Arts Conservatory

Alma Ruth Lampe, a young pianist, heads a recital at the Musical Arts Conservatory salon 1710 Tyler Saturday at 8 p.m. She performs Grieg Concerto in A minor with Ardath Johnson on second piano providing orchestral accompaniment. Lampe is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Lampe of 2111 Van Buren. Soprano Lula Mare Cummings Panhandle Melba Morris and Marjorie Wilson sing groups of songs with Julia Hayman as accompanist.

Alma Ruth Lampe E. A. Paschal Musical Arts Conservatory Tyler Miss Lampe Grieg Ardath Johnson W. F. Lampe van Buren Lula Mare Cummings Panhandle Melba Morris Marjorie Wilson Julia Hayman

Association Hears Panel at Elizabeth Nixson Junior High

The Parent-Teacher Association of Elizabeth Nixson Junior High School met Tuesday in the school auditorium with Mrs. C. Richard Wagner presiding. Miss Louise Dicken led the orchestra which performed three selections and R. A. Selby moderated a panel on Youth Education Suitable for the Atomic Age with Dr. Francis W. Pritchard and others participating. Hostesses included Mrs. Henry Beverley and others.

Parent-Teacher Association Elizabeth Nixson Junior High School C. Richard Wagner Cheries Wolflin Louise Dicken R. A. Selby Francis W. Pritchard N. N. Whitworth A. R

Figure This One Out And Youre a Genius

Otterville residents Oscar Dabbs and Bert Dabbs quarrel over their kinship. Their mothers are sisters making them first cousins. Their fathers are first cousins, so they are second cousins. After deaths and remarriage they claim stepbrother status. Oscar notes his stepfather is his uncle and Bert his stepmother is his aunt.

Otterville, al Oscar Dabbs Otterville Bert Dabbs Grafton Oscar Bert Dobbies

Czech Miners Die in Lom Coal Mine Explosion

Fifty two miners were killed in a mine explosion at Lom in northwest Bohemia. The Ministry of Industry announced the disaster occurred today with unexplained origin.

Prague Lom Bohemia Ministry of Industry

Markets reflect strong beef cow demand and varied cattle prices

Beef cows show gains up to 25 cents, bulls up to 25 cents, with dealers up to $1 higher and some loads at 1 044 pounds. High grade yearlings reach $36.50, good fed steers and yearlings $24.00 to $33.50, Colorado fed heifers $30.00, and canners cutters $9.50 to $11.50. Slower stock cattle and sheep activity noted with lighter selling pressure. hogs and calves mixed across markets in Kansas City and Chicago with steady to uneven trends.

Colorado Kansas City Livestock Kansas City USDA Chicago Livestock Chicago

Real Estate Transfers And Court Notices In Amarillo Area

Several warranty deeds list transfers to buyers including M T Cannon, J R Damron, D W Moore, and Cecil Ward for parcels in San Jacinto Heights Holland Forest Hill Terrace and Ridgemere Addition. District Court records show multiple divorce filings and numerous marriage license applications including Jesse Burroughs and Frankie Kent, John Jenkins and Melba Heatherly, and others.

J. T. Domer M. T. Cannon San Jacinto Heights Mack L. Brown Oscar B. Phillips Henry Pitcock Minnie A. Stellman J. R. Damron Plemons Jack T. Hicks W. E. Tarbet D. W. Moore River R. Gar T. M. Bruner S. B. Perry Amarillo Heights J. ©. Goodger Cecil R. Ward J. F. Jones Ridgemere Patricia D. Dormire Roy H. Dormire Vernice Parden Clyde Parden Daniel Wolf Dorothy Wolf Della E. Prewitt Lawrence L. Prewitt Jesse Lee Burroughs Frankie Pearl Kent John R. Jenkins Melba Jean Heatherly Roy Victor

Hurley Demands Chavez Election Investigation

Senatorial campaign panel chair Allen J. Ellender says Patrick J. Hurley asked investigators be sent to New Mexico to probe the election of Dennis Chavez to another term. Hurley, former ambassador to China, ran against Chavez on the Republican ticket and narrowly lost.

Washington Allen J. Ellender Louisiana Senate Campaign Investigating Committee Patrick J. Hurley Dennis Chavez New Mexico Ellender China Chavez

Army Raids Zeilsheim Camp Seizing 10 People and Black Market Goods

U S Army raiders swept Zeilsheim Displaced Persons Camp capturing 10 detainees and recovering illicit items valued in excess of fifty thousand dollars. The operation targeted a major Central European black market hub, with items including saccharine stock, German marks, military scrip, U S currency, gold coins and over twenty vehicles.

Zeilsheim Germany Uup U. S. Army Europe

Young Democrats Meet in Houston for State Convention

Young Democrats gathered in Houston for their state convention to debate pro and anti New Deal issues. Contests involving the Dallas and Houston delegations were to be reviewed by the executive committee.

Houston U.P Dallas

German Is Awarded 1946 Nobel Literature Prize

Stockholm date Nov 14 Hermann Hesse, a German-born resident of Switzerland, was named the 1946 Nobel Prize in Literature winner. The literature prize was the first Nobel award announced today.

Stockholm U.P Herman Hesse Switzerland

Government surplus sale to unload $1.5 million in goods

Dallas dispatch reports that shotgun shells tool kits brake fluid and other scarce items totaling 1.5 million dollars will be sold over ten days starting November 18 at the Lone Star Ordnance Plant near Texarkana.

Dallas Lone Star Ordnance Plant Texarkana

Former servicemen cleared in atomic bomb pictures case

U. S S Commissioner James K. Cullen dismissed charges against three former service members accused of attempting to peddle unauthorized pictures of atomic bomb equipment in Baltimore on November 14.

Baltimore U. S S James K. Cullen

Heavy rains flood Rome causing city disruption

The heaviest rains in two years drenched Rome on November 14 flooding the Tiber and filling public squares, disrupting traffic and daily life as officials warned residents to avoid flooded areas.

Rome Tiber

Local Names in Fragmented Marriage Notices

Jean David E. B. Fox and Mary Lou Sorensen are listed with Jackie D. Nichols and Shirley Fyler and Charles Edward and Opal Newberry. William R. McDonald and Ola B. Fritts appear alongside John B. Crow and Edith Ozella Fewell. Garland M. Price and Billie Grace Meredith are named in the same segment.

Jean David E. B. Fox Mary Lou Sorensen Jackie D. Nichols Shirley Fyler Charles Edward Opal Newberry William R. McDonald Ola B. Fritts John B. Crow Edith Ozella

Book Week Observed Across 40 Counties

Three hundred new children's books will be released Saturday at 3 o'clock during the story hour at Amarillo Public Library. The books join the children's section as Book Week runs November 10 to 16 with exhibits at Southwestern Public Service windows and a book bridge display featuring several slogans about books as bridges to past, information, imagination, and more.

Amarillo

Book Week signals a new year for Amarillo library

The Amarillo Public Library, organized in 1921, marks Book Week as the go-ahead signal for a year of reading and library activities across the community. The event highlights a tradition of promoting literacy and public access to books year after year.

United States Amarillo

SSS Tonic Promises Relief From Digestive Ailment

An advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a cure for bloating sour taste and nervous distress caused by poor gastric juice flow. It claims medical tests prove its effectiveness, aiding digestion and nutritional anemia, with promises of better sleep appetite and strength.

SSS Tonic

Community library to release 300 books for youth

Gordon Bennett announces a Saturday story hour introducing about 300 books for boys and girls to circulate. Selected titles include Cocky the Little Helicopter by Jack Alden and The Three Famous Ugly Sisters by Emma L. Brock among others.

Gordon Bennett Libramian Cocky Jack Alden Charlotte Becker Bennie Emma L. Brock Caroline Dyer Georgene Faulkner Jack London Shannon Garst Helen Koke Gordon the Goat Munro Leaf Fun With Clay Joseph Leeming Pandora Clare Newberry Ben Richardson Jane Selkirk

Landlords Urged Acceptance of Family-Occupant Wear

A speaker urged landlords to accept higher rents to cover extra wear and tear from families with children, stating tenants should not object to paying more for the added burden. She emphasized that children’s needs and household impact justify the proposed adjustment.

Rent control repeal may expand housing for families

Mrs Blackburn said abolishing rent control could bring more houses to families with children. Landlords would be motivated to redecorate and repair rentals. Organizers had not chosen a meeting place for the association. A property owner offered lodge rooms for 100 people but deemed that too small.

Blackburn

Backache and Leg Pains Signal Tired Kidneys

Advises that backache leg pains can warn of kidney trouble and urges using Doan's Pills a stimulant diuretic. Claims kidneys filter waste and acids from blood and promote daily urine output. Warns to act promptly and consult a druggist for Doan's Pills.

Nature Dean Doan

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