Lost dog and multiple pets and trades in Globe-News ad
A chaotic classified notice lists a lost black male cocker named Duffy with a Childress veterinary tag near 4930 Harrison. It also advertises eight six weeks old puppies, five puppies to give away, and various service requests including a housekeeper job for Anna, office typing, in-home tutoring, and babysitting. Several trade offers for stamps and goods appear, with multiple contact numbers and addresses in Globe-News.
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Anna
Tack
Globe-News
Harrison Street
Miller
Dumas
Gunn Bros
S&h
Burned-out Pet Shop Owner Aided By Friends In Pampa
Aubrey Dick, a disabled pet shop owner, lost his shop and stock in a Friday fire. Local residents rally to rebuild with carpenters ready to go after insurance estimates. fundraising and aid efforts led by H. H. Heiskell and supported by Frank Leder and L. T. Claterbaugh.
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Claterbaugh
Crew
H. H. Heiskell
East Kingsmill
Aubrey Dick
Sunday News Globe
Frank Leder
Pampa Jeweler
Heiskell
Sears to Sell Kaiser-Frazer Cars in Sears Stores
Sears, Roebuck and Company announces a novel agreement with Kaiser-Frazer to produce a low-priced car named the Allstate. Kaiser-Frazer will make the model, resembling the Henry J in wheelbase and price, with distinct styling cues, and it will go on sale in 17 Sears stores by Christmas.
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Detroit
Mich
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation
K-F
Allstate
Sears
MacArthur Urged to Campaign in Civilian Clothes
Rep. John W. McCormack says General MacArthur is now a Republican politician and should shed the Army uniform. In Boston, McCormack urged him to conduct himself as a civilian while campaigning, noting MacArthur’s joint Congressional address sparked GOP speeches. No comment from MacArthur was obtained.
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Boston
John W. McCormack
House
MacArthur
McCormack
Congress
United States Army
General MacArthur
Soloist Battista Rehearses with Missing Orchestra Theme
Pianist Joseph Battista, guest soloist with the Amarillo Symphony, rehearsed Tchaikovsky’s B flat minor concerto with the orchestral parts implied by vocal cues and rhythmic taps. He travels from New Mexico to Oklahoma City after tonight’s Amarillo performance while noting healthy signs for U S orchestras amid war and inflation.
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Joseph Battista
Battista
Amarillo Symphony Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Tschaikowsky
Mr. Battista
New Mexico
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Symphony
Detroit Symphony
Detroit
Amarillo
Huggins Named Assistant Secretary of the Air Force
New Jersey business executive Edwin V. Huggins is named assistant secretary of the Air Force succeeding Roswell Gilpatric. The 44 year old Westinghouse executive vice president will assume duties Nov 27 under a recess appointment pending confirmation. Native of Madison Wisconsin, he lives in Maplewood New Jersey.
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Key West
Fla
New Jersey
Edwin V. Huggins
Air Force
Truman
Huggins
Roswell S. Gilpatric
Westinghouse Electric International Company
Madison
Wis
Maplewood
Aan Bane
Backing Taft Angered Letter Sets Voter Logic Against Truman
A 1952 reader letter from Amarillo argues that Taft would defend constitutional rights and fiscal prudence, contrasting Taft with Truman and warning that Truman’s alleged constitutional overreach harms civil liberties and savings. The writer predicts Taft could win if he runs on the Republican ticket.
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Wall Street Journal
Human Logic
The
Robert T. Holt
Taft
Truman
Pendergast
Roosevelt
Holt
Pampa to canvass bond results and annexation issue
The Pampa City Commission will canvass the $575,000 bond election approval for water sewer street and park improvements. It will also take up the third reading to annex Prairie Village housing project, halted by a legal title issue. paving plans include 1951 52 street work and widening East and West Kingsmill after Christmas.
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Pampa
Prairie Village
Hughes Development Company
Dick Pepin
Pepin
Kingsmill
Bearing Adjustment Lets Wheel Spin Freely With Minor Play
A front wheel should spin freely after a bearing adjustment and retain a small degree of side play. Binding will ruin the bearing, so avoid over tightness and ensure smooth rotation.
Population density: India has 75 cities housing nearly 7 percent
A brief statistical note states that almost seven percent of India's population resides in 75 urban areas. It highlights urban concentration without detailing city names or dates. The measure emphasizes the significant share of people living in a limited number of cities.
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India
Industry Eves Steel Wage Talks Begin in Pittsburgh
Negotiations set for November 27 in Pittsburgh aim to shape the national economy for the coming year. CIO United Steelworkers head Philip Murray leads the union negotiating group seeking higher wages for members averaging $1.95 an hour, with John A. Stephens of United States Steel Corp facing the talks. As Big Steel goes, so goes the rest of the steel industry, observers note.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
CIO
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
John A. Stephens
Morgenthau Plans To Wed Next Week
Former Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr aged 60 will marry French born divorcee Mrs Marcelle Python Hirsch aged 47 after obtaining a license. Morgenthau from Fishkill NY lists farmer as his occupation. His first wife died in 1949 and her divorcee spouse Mrs Hirsch ended in Virgin Islands this month. The couple may travel to Israel for a wedding trip.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Marcelle Python Hirsch
Morgenthau
Fishkill
Egypt Reports Slight Cotton Crop Rise for 1951
Egypt reports a modest improvement in its 1951 cotton crop, noting higher yields and better prospects for export. Officials indicate weather conditions and improved farming practices contributed to the uptick, with production approaching anticipated targets.
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Egypt
Golden wedding anniversary marked for Canyon couple
A Canyon couple, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Coffee, celebrated their 50th year after meeting in a schoolroom. A 7 PM dinner here with 20 relatives preceded a Sunday open house for friends, as family and out of town guests joined the event.
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Canyon
Sterling
Bonham
Paul A. Besser
Paul II
Covington
J. M
Florence Marie Coffee
Funds From Subscriptions Support Library and Film Gear
Junior high students will use magazine subscription proceeds this year to buy library books for Elizabeth Nixson and Sam Houston and two Horace Mann film strip projection machines. The school board debated discontinuing sales but tabled the motion for study. The panel also approved a new bookkeeper, added teachers, accepted resignations, and allocated 500 toward Carver High School band uniforms.
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Elizabeth Nixson
Sam Houston
Horace Mann
Ross Larsen
Carver High School
Lee PTA Thanksgiving Supper at School
The Robert E. Lee Parent-Teacher Association will host a Thanksgiving supper at 5 30 p m Wednesday at the school. Tickets are 1 for adults and 50 cents for children. The public is invited.
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Robert E. Lee Parent- Teacher Association
Appointment to Vatican Opposed by Jewish Congress
The American Jewish Congress denounces an American ambassador to the Vatican, urging President Truman to recall Gen Mark Clark. The move, backed by a 60,000 member paid laity and 1.2 million affiliated, followed a heated debate at their biennial convention in New York.
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New York
American Jewish Congress
Vatican
AJC
Truman
Mark Clark
Death Takes Wife Of Ad Men Barton
Mrs Esther Randall Barton wife of Bruce Barton advertising executive author and former congressman died at her New York home. Barton chairman of Barton Barton Durstine and Osborn agency served in Congress 1937 to 1941 as a representative of New York. She was born in Oak Park Illinois the only daughter of Charles P Rendall. Her father was a member and later a director of the Chicago Board of Trade.
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New York
Esther Randall Barton
Bruce Barton
Barton
Barton, Barton, Durstine and Osborn
Congress
Baron
Oak Park
Illinois
Charles P. Rendall
Chicago Board of Trade
Circus Ends Season With Sarasota Show
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey wrap an eight month tour, ending in Sarasota after 410 performances in 37 states. A 17,265 mile circuit concluded with a benefit for Sarasota Municipal Hospital, marking the first regular Sarasota show in six years. The troupe reportedly played to about four million people before returning to winter quarters.
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Sarasota
Fla
Ringling Brothers
Barnum
Sarasota Municipal Hospital
Church Group Plans Three Act Play at Municipal Auditorium
The First Assembly of God Church acting group presents Mr Lilly a modern drama by Buster Barker in two December performances at Municipal Auditorium. The Christmas success last year prompted the larger venue. The cast includes ten adults and one child.
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Mr. Lilly
Municipal Auditorium
First Assembly of God Church
Buster Barker
Lilly
Isam
Buster Banker
Amarillo
Mills Expand in South Atlanta
About eighty percent of the expansion of paper mill development in the United States is occurring in the Southeastern states, highlighting a regional growth trend in pulp and paper manufacturing.
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Atlanta
United States
Southeastern States
Belgian Congo Reports Unprecedented Prosperity and Trade
The Belgian Congo reports unprecedented prosperity with record foreign trade gains. Officials credit mining output, exports, and favorable market conditions, signaling robust economic expansion across sectors and international markets.
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Belgian Congo
Awarded Pin for Decade at Walgreens
E. W. Collins, manager of Walgreens Drug Store, presented Mrs. Vivian Bradbury of 306 West Eighth with a diamond studded gold pin honoring her decade with the firm. She joined Walgreens in 1941 and works at 800 Polk. Mrs. Bradbury has lived in Amarillo for 30 years and has two grown daughters.
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E. W. Collins
Walgreen Drug Store
Vivian Bradbury
West Eighth
Polk
Bradbury
Amarillo
Walgreen's
Abilene
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