Amarillo annexation plan extends city limits across several neighborhoods
An ordinance expands Amarillo city limits to include Humphreys Highland Broadmoor Belmont Park Belmont Park Annex East Amarillo Park Terrace Forest Hill and unplatted areas north of Tarter and North Highlands The extension covers the Texas Refinery East Third and Grand Avenue and Superior Manufacturing 4110 North East Eighth The boundary follows Lake Street and Santa Fe tracks with a complex route along Spring Street and Lake Street Residents will face pro rata city taxes and gain full city rights The ordinance becomes effective 30 days after first publication with filings planned Friday afternoon A large local delegation opposed the plan while some supported annexation The measure will be on City Page 2
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City Commission
Hugh Porterfield
Amarillo
Great Plains
Saranda
United Press
Texas
Gulf Coast
Humphreys Highland
Broadmoor
Belmont Park
Belmont Park Annex
East Amarillo
Park Terrace
Forest Hill
Tarter
North Highlands
East Third and
Grand Avenue
Superior Manufacturing Company
North East Eighth
Lake Street
Santa Fe Railroad
Polk
Santa Fe
Spring Street
Lake
Broadmoor Addition
Forty-first Avenue
Forty-fifth Avenue
Lawrence Hagg
Cecil Humphreys
Bud Curtis
Cattle Blight Plan in Peru
Mexican and United States governments announce stop to slaughter in Mexico's foot and mouth disease zone and start vaccination. U S may withdraw from joint campaign as Mexico fears economy impact from five million cattle slaughter. Worley of Texas says Mexico plans to curb slaughter and may keep limited control with quarantines. Also mentions a proposed Rio Grande fence and resentment over U S actions. See PLAGUE Page 2. Army Surplus at Herberg Bros. 213 Taylor.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Washington
Worley
Texas
Jay Taylor
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Amarillo
Con
Rio Grande
Congress
N. E. Dodd
Local Demos To Entertain Party Leader
The Potter County Democratic executive committee will honor Mrs Chase Going Woodhouse vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee at a dinner on December 2 at the Herring Hotel. County Chairman E F Finch leads arrangements with reservations from Hereford Tulsa and Memphis. Mrs Woodhouse will travel from Amarillo to Austin and Houston to address the state Democratic executive committee on December 5. she is a former Connecticut congresswoman and longtime home economics educator.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Potter County
Chase Going Woodhouse
Democratic National Committee
Herring Hotel
E. F. Finch
Panhandle
Hereford
Tulsa
Memphis
Finch
Amarillo
Austin
Houston
Woodhouse
Connecticut
University of Texas
Woman's Division
Democratic Party
Dunns Spend Thanksgiving in Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn of 2709 Van Buren spend the Thanksgiving holidays in Dallas. Mr. Dunn is manager of the Southwestern Stationery Co.
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Dallas
Oarcel Dunn
van Buren
Dunn
The
Southwestern Stationery Co
New Atlas Sold At Low Price For Globe News Readers
The Big Four foreign ministers meet in London shaping Europe s map. The Globe News teams with Rand McNally to publish an up to date atlas available at 10 cents over the counter or 15 cents by mail. Schools receive free copies while supplies last.
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London
Europe
Globe-News
Rand McNally & Company
Chicago
Panhandle
Globe News
Frances Lampton
Amarillo
Rationing and price control urged by two cabinet members
Washington November 26 two cabinet officers urged Congress to grant the government rationing and price control authority along with power to limit grain inventories and direct domestic use. They backed extending export controls and allocating storage and transport facilities to stabilize the economy and aid Europe.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
Truman
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Secretary of Commerce
W. Averell Harriman
House Banking
Joint
Congressional Economic Committees
Harriman
Russia
Anderson
Europe
Friction over Soviet aid and Molotov clash in big four talks
News from Paris and London report a Franco Soviet accord to ship 25 000 tons of cereal to France in exchange for manufactured goods. Molotov urges quick end to Big Four role in Germany as Marshall counters with accusations of propaganda. Penn State tops Cotton Bowl hopes as SMU bid looms.
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France
Paris
Moscow
London
U.P
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Molotov
Marshall
Story of the PAGE 2 Shift to 710
The article recounts the transition of Page 2 operations to the 710 channel. It details organizational changes, scheduling adjustments, and the goals of expanding coverage and reader engagement. Key figures or groups are mentioned in relation to the shift and its anticipated impact on the page's audience.
Weather Summary Amarillo and West Texas North
Fair weather across Amarillo and vicinity today and tonight with slight warming this afternoon and little temperature change tonight and Thursday. West Texas remains generally fair with minimal temp shifts through Thursday. New Mexico shows warmer conditions this afternoon with temperatures ending 56 degrees at noon after a 51 degree high and 30 degree low.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Christmas Decorating Contest Is Launched in Amarillo
Amarillo Garden Club and The Globe News announce the Christmas Home Decorating Contest with 33 prizes across four divisions. Entries must be in by December 20, judging by December 22, and results announced after December 28.
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J. A. Kendall
Amarillo Garden Club
The
Globe News
Kendall
Elwood Clark
Frank Swett
Kencaill
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Herberg Bros
Taylor
Russell Stationery Co
DR Terlce
Amarillo Globe-News
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Springfield
Fair Play
Glenn S. Farris
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Dallas Times Herald
Penn State Today
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