Public Notice Commentary From The Globe-News
A set of unsigned columns and notices discuss weather, profits, legal cautions, and social issues. It references individuals such as Priscilla Alden and Pat Flynn, plus events involving Bob Crues, Robert Taylor, Ralph Young, Don Carter, Floyd Studer, J. W. Sanders, and Governor Jester. The piece mentions turkey hash humor, proposed punishments for crime, and a trip sequence ending with a governor's dinner in Austin.
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Ralph Young
Amarillo
Don Carter
Dallas
Young
Mr. Carter
Floyd Studer
Canadian
Studer Ranch
Mr. Studer
J. W. Sanders
Austin
Jester
Mr. Young
Financial prodigy Ralph Young builds vast railroad empire
Ralph Young, born in Canadian and raised there, rose from accounting to General Motors then founded his own lines, reportedly able to write trillion dollar checks and cited as a striking financial meteor of his era. East Texas notes include Lufkin where the Globe-News paper supply grows. Southland Paper Company, led by Ernest Kurth with Dick Wortham as second, runs the region’s sole newsprint mill, a remarkable success with potential for more growth.
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Ralph Young
General Motors
Mr. Tack
East Texas
Lufkin
Globe-News
Southland Paper Company
Ernest Kurth
Dick Wortham
South
Texas industry growth boosts Lufkin workforce and Texas cities’
The piece notes a large print mill in Lufkin employing 500 in the mill and 500 in timber work, with plans to expand and add a third unit. It cites Mr. Kurth as a leading West industrial figure overseeing major local enterprises including a machine shop and a large sawmill. It highlights Houston’s rapid growth and contrasts urban styles with Amarillo and Dallas. It mentions Walter Caldwell installing a dairy with radio entertainment for cows near Houston.
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Lufkin
Mr. Kurth
West
Ufkin
Kurth
Walter Caldwell
Amarillo
Caldwell Ranch
Houston
Mr. Caldwell
James M Curley Returns as Boston Mayor After Prison
James M. Curley, age 73, was greeted by about 400 supporters as he officially resumed the office of mayor of Boston after a five month federal prison term for mail fraud. He told reporters he would "take up where I left off."
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James Curley
Boston
James M. Curley
Colored girl seeks morning domestic job in private home
A colored woman living at 104 North Washington requests a morning domestic employment in a private household. She seeks steady, daytime work and will consider nearby homes.
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Tack
North
Washington
R Reader
Pointer is Lost Near City Lake
Lost male pointer dog in City Lake area on Monday Nov 17. White with liver and ticking, about 45 pounds and 6 months old. Reward offered. Contact J C Anderson 2508 Taylor Street at phone numbers 5380 or 2-1580.
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City Lake
J. C. Anderson
Taylor Street
Plea for Baby Clothes and Diapers to Help a Needy Infant
A reader asks generous readers to donate old baby clothes and diapers. Call 2 2073 to arrange pickup and ensure the baby receives the items. The infant has no diapers or warm clothing.
Local Child Care Offer by Mrs G M Ray
Mrs G M Ray offers to care for children in her home by hour day or week citing a warm house and a good fenced yard as evidence of suitability.
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Tack
Keys Found by Teens on Eighth Street
James Davis and Elmer Ray Chas reported finding a bunch of keys on Eighth Street between Taylor and Fillmore. Owners may claim them by calling Globe News.
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James Davis
Elmer Ray Chasteen
Eighth Street
Taylor and
Fillmore
The
Globe News
Seeking Old Pals From San Born School Seventh Grade
The note from Mrs. J. E. Binnion of Fort Worth requests help reconnecting with girls who attended San Born School in 1942 43 in seventh grade. She moved to Fort Worth in 1944 and has lost contact as most have married. Please write if you see this.
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Tack
Sanborn School
Fort Worth
J. E. Binnion
Biltie
Joy Culver
van Buren
Piano for use in home care arrangement sought
Person offers to keep a piano in home as payment for the use of the instrument. Applicant promises good care and asks owner to call in the evenings only at the listed number 2446.
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Price
Close Church Meet Tonight
Final services of the Christ Ambassadors of Assembly of God Churches of Western Texas are at 7 30 this evening at the First Assembly of God Church in Dallas. Rev FE Foster leads the meeting with Rev W Williams of Springfield Missouri discussing Sunday school techniques. Rev Paul Boyer of Wilmington California is principal speaker. Western Texas district officers were reelected today. The Western Texas district includes W Randall Ball President S E Eldridge Secretary treasurer and H L Stevens Dumas section representative. Dedication of the newly erected First Assembly of God Church was made yesterday during Thanksgiving morn ing exercises. Reverend Williams led the activities. The convention has drawn more than 600 representatives. Boyer will stay for services tomorrow and Sunday.
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Christ's Ambassadors of Assembly of God
Western Texas
First Assembly of God Church
North East Eighth
North Pierce
FE. R. Foster
W. Williams
Springfield
Paul Boyer
Wilmington
Cal
W. Randall Ball
Lubbock
S. EF. Eldridge
Hereford
H. L. Stevens
Dumas
First Assembly of God
Williams
Assembly of God
Boyer
Oil Firms Consider October Gasoline Rationing
Three thousand Standard dealers in Alabama face an 85 cent cap on October purchases as rationing discussions spread. Officials cite inadequate refining capacity and rising consumption. other distributors hint at broader nationwide measures if Standard Oil allocates sales. Some Western states expect little to no rationing.
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Alabama
Standard Oil
West
Pacific States
Don Gilman
The
Western Oil and Gas Association
California
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Arizona
Deer Damaging Crops Prompt State Hunting Areas Ad
Deer are so numerous in parts of New Hampshire that the state started advertising good hunting areas to curb crop damage claims by farmers. Under state law the state must pay for damage caused by deer.
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Concord
New Hampshire
Markets Stock Averages and Kansas City Livestock Prices
Merrill Lynch stocks show industrials at 179.92 down 1.02 and railroads at 4740 down 55. Ceres at 1.00. Kansas City market receipts include cattle 700 calves 250 with steers around 24.00 to packer, cows 18.00 to 19.50, calves 2000% for 500 pounds. Hogs 8.00 to 26.25, lambs up 25 cents, sheep 1,200 head with lambs 24.00 to 24.25 and ewes 9.25.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Amarillo
Scaeve
Ceres
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock Prices Fall and Rise on Mixed Trade
Chicago cattle hogs and sheep ran mixed with gains for some hogs and higher bids for slaughter lambs while beef cattle and extra heavy bulls showed limited movement. The market featured top hogs at 25.75 and steers around 24.00 to 31.00 with heifers 21.00 to 26.75, plus scarce bulls and steady dealer activity. Industrial financial fund liquidating a $1.8822 offering at 2.06.
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Chicago
USDA
Thanksgiving holiday toll hits 128 deaths nationwide
A survey shows 128 people died in holiday accidents from 6 PM Wednesday to midnight Thursday. Illinois led with 14 deaths, 12 from traffic on ice, followed by Indiana with 13 and New York with 11.
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Associated Press
Nlinois
Indiana
New York
Ohio
Texas
Washington
Kashmir Rebels Led By American Cowboy
New Delhi dispatches report an American cowboy from Colorado named Russell Haight leading tribal raiders in Kashmir against India. He claims World War II commando training and Dieppe raid experience, with embassy investigations possible to revoke his passport or seek deportation.
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New Delhi
Navy
United States
United States Army
Colorado
Kashmir
London
Russell Haight
Denver
India
Haight
Afghanistan
Dieppe
France
England
Pakistan
Soviet Press Attacks Vandenberg as Lying in Cold War Row
Izvestia denounces U S Senator Arthur Vandenberg and Senator Tom Connally as anti-Soviet, false indignation and lying. It accuses them of backing American monopolists and using the Marshall Plan to seize Europe’s economic resources.
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Moscow
Izvestia
US Congress
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Export controls debated in wartime policy discussion
Harriman told a committee that 1947 third quarter exports to Russia totaled 25 million dollars against 27 million dollars in imports. He argued many Russian purchases involve non export controlled manufactured goods and floated putting limits on certain items if the Marshall Plan proceeds. Taft pressed for unrestricted powers.
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Harriman
Russia
Europe
Taft
Thugs Return Car and Cash After 100 Mile Drive
James Babilis a 50 year old Detroit chef told police two men abducted him early today in his car and drove him about four hours before returning the vehicle and four dollars. He said the robbers kept nothing else and broke the auto clock during the long trip.
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Detroit
U.P
James Babilis
Babilis
Mrs. Arilla Peterson Dies in Plainview at 70
Mrs Arilla Peterson aged 70 died yesterday at her Plainview home. She lived in Amarillo from 1906 to 1920 where she taught piano and voice and was active in musical organizations. Funeral services are set for 10 o clock tomorrow at W M Lemons Funeral Home Plainview with burial in Plainview Cemetery
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Arilla Peterson
Plainview
War Hero Leclerc Killed in Sahara Air Crash
Paris reports Gen. Philippe de Hauteclocque known as Leclerc, famed armored warfare leader, died in a plane crash in the Sahara near Colomb-Bechar, with about 12 aboard. He commanded French divisions in the US Third Army drive and led forces into Ouaka and Paris, later serving in Indochina and the Pacific.
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Paris
Air Ministry
Leclerc
France
Sahara Desert
Andre Maroselli
Colomb-Bechar
Oran
Algeria-Morrocco
Africa
Germany
Italy
US Third Army
Ou Ae
Pacific
Indochina
Count Philippe de
Orange Bowl selects Kansas for New Year game
The Orange Bowl committee chose the University of Kansas Jayhawkers with seven wins and two ties as one participant in the New Year’s Day classic in Miami. Kansas is co champion of the Big Six with Oklahoma and will earn about $50 000 for the team. An opponent from Georgia Tech North Carolina or Mississippi is not yet decided pending tomorrow’s results.
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Miami
Fla
University of Kansas
Kansas Jayhawkers
University of Oklahoma
Lawrence
Kan
John G. Thompson
Jayhawkers
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
University of Mississippi
Sour Milk Cleans Iron Rust From White Goods
A simple household remedy uses sour milk to remove iron rust from white goods. The method involves applying sour milk to galvanized or enamel surfaces to lift rust stains without harsh chemicals.
Anthracite Hardness Compared To Rock Salt
The mineralogical scale places anthracite as only slightly harder than rock salt, despite its common label as hard coal. This note contrasts popular naming with scientific hardness values.
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Livestock Association
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Little Rock
Bob
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Mere
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Priscilla
Robert Taylor
Hemphill County
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Hollywood
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Ted E. Franklin
College Station
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Big M. Franklin
Kentucky
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G. M. Ray
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Lr Sea
el & Tel
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Avcess Tee
Baldwin Locomotive
Endix Aviation Tee
Ethlehem Steel Reese
Chrysler Corporation
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Continental
Curtiss Wright
Sthre & Co
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General Electric
Gillette Razor
Goodrich
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Penney
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Phillips Petroleum
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Radio Eith
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Stoda
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Industrial Financial Fund
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Foreign Ministers Council
George C. Marshall
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Marshall
Bidault
Charles DeGaulle
DeGaulle
America
Vandenberg
Deason
Watchmaster
J. Louis Davis Prompt Service
SAN Jacinto Drug
God
Seventh Day Adventist
21St Ave
van Buren ST
R. J. Christian
Peterson
Kansas
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