Bear meat recipe and wild food curiosities in a late plea
A column shares a bear meat recipe with marination and a stew method using dry wines, vinegar, herbs, vegetables, and sour cream, plus notes on fish finger ideas and curious inquiries. It ends with an unrelated book advertisement and risqué push.
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New Mexico
Tack
Bear
New York
Southern belle exposed as social climber and liar
The piece attacks a writer named Vishinsky and mocks Southern women, claiming the author’s lurid portrait distorts reality. It argues Amario homes rival Northern kitchens and labels the article’s author as the true tramp in a provocative critique of Southern gender myths.
Tet CLUB MEETS AMARILLO NEWCOMERS SAY LOOK EDITORS FALSE
The writer denounces Look magazine for publishing alleged falsehoods about Northern and Southern women. He argues virtue varies by individual, not region, and claims Southern belles are misrepresented by a sensational article. He cites Rosanne Smith Robinson and hints at unspecified motive behind the assault claim.
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Look
Chicago
New York
North
South
Rosanne Smith Robinson
Florida
Texas
Lost items and help wanted in Amarillo notices
A distressing blotter of lost possessions including a hand carved leather purse at Amarillo Army Air Field with return instructions, a male Pointer dog missing with collar, and multiple asks for work in cafes, homes and babysitting services. Also details on the Newcomers Club of Amarillo, its leadership, meetings, and long list of former presidents and officers, plus a report on wool prices in South Africa.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
Harrison
Amarillo
M. C. Bradford
West Tenth
Elsie Madsen
Brooks
San Jacinto
Gables
Gunn Bros
Montgomery Ward
Traffic fines and court notes in Amarillo column
A city court discussion recounts traffic enforcement by Judge Dick Cazzell, outlining fines from ten to two hundred dollars, offender records, and six months of results including eleven hundred plus violators and revenue changes. The piece criticizes Look magazine’s article on the Southern belle and mocks its author Rosanne Smith Hobinson.
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Dick Cazzell
Cazzell
Amarillo
Look
Rosanne Smith Hobinson
Wayland Choir To Give Two Friday Concerts
The 35 voice Wayland International Choir from Wayland College Plainview will perform at 1 PM at San Jacinto Baptist Church before the evening revival service and again at 8 PM at Buchanan Street Baptist Church. Conductor Shelby Collier leads a diverse group from many nations in a mix of sacred and secular works. The costumes, valued over 3000 dollars, reflect international origins. The choir tours nationally and performs for civic clubs and churches.
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Wayland International Choir
Wayland College
Plainview
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Christian Life Revival
Buchanan Street Baptist Church
Shelby Collier
Wayland
Division of Fine Arts
Mexico
Latvia
Russia
Hawaii
Sweden
Italy
China
Japan
Brazil
Ridgecrest
Southern Baptist Convention
Chicago
San Francisco
Southland
Tighten Ban On Home Building Urged By Woods
Boston Nov. 15 national rent stabilization chief Tighten Woods urged a complete curtailment of all residential construction except in critical housing shortage areas. He spoke to military officers and New England builders and said he would present the plan to Eric Johnston and Charles E. Wilson. He defined critical areas as places where housing is tight enough to have rent control and said construction there would continue.
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Amarillo
Organization
Mesdames
W.M. Stidham
Henry Cusick
F. G. Ackerman
F. Ray Ebersole
R. H. Showalter
William Simpson
M. B. Kendrick
A. L. Vandiver
K. C. Watkins
C. B. Beasley
Gertrude Alexander
Charles Odell
George Weiss
Sam W. Johnson
Pil Philippi
Arch Weeks
G. L. Christian
Walter Diggs
H. E. Brown
Charles Beatty
George Bates
Gene W. Gorsline
L. K. Wood
RB. E. Greer
Dick Keys
Hospitality
W. A. Warriner
W. L. McConnell
Frank S. Harkleroad
Raymond Allen
Robert M. Adams
Geo. H. Bates
Dan Castles
T. H. McClellan
John R. Mitchell
Terry C. Thomas
Mesdames Chas
M. Stringer
Roger Jack Burleson
Franklin Jeffers
R. H. Kellogg
Kent R. Eby
Jerry Cooley
Harold E. Maupin
Federation
Tom Boyd
J. N. McPhee
W. R. Bruce
Mesdames Reed Payne
A. B. Hawkins
Frederick R. Haeberle
R. E. Heimbach
B. G. Garner
Robert D. Horton
Ruby Lawrence
R. E. Bates
J. W. Buswell
John B. Gibson
S. W. Smith
R. F. Hyde
Melvin Dunn
Norman Renk
Robert Bush
Boston
Tighen Woods
National
New England
Eric Johnston
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Mobilization
Woods
Fred Shorts Return From Tennessee Snow Trip
Mr and Mrs Fred Short of 5401 West Ninth returned from visiting their son Fred Short Jr a member of the radio speech faculty at Maryville College in Tennessee They praised the snow covered Smoky Mountains and photographed the scenes resulting from an extended winter trip posing with their memories of a snowy landscape.
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Fred Short
West Ninth
Fred Short, Jr
Maryville College
Tennessee
Smoky Mountains
Scotland Tops UK in Chocolate Consumption Per Capita
Scotland consumes more chocolate per person than any other part of the United Kingdom, according to a recent study showing higher national intake and preferences for cocoa products across Scotland.
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Scotland
United Kingdom
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