Fragmentary 1904 Texas Notice Mentions Act and Rail Plans
A garbled early 20th century notice references February 7 1904 events under the March 4 act. It mentions trains rises and connections at Amarillo Daily News Sunday morning, with President and editor names partially readable.
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Inss
Maiier Fenranry
Spe Vom
Amati
Texas Onder
Lee Pout
Satraas
Connec
Amarile ‘Daily
Tee
Sng Putuaher
Edtontin-Chiet
Dangerous Times Warn Drivers On Slick Winter Streets
An editorial urges caution as year end traffic rises, warning slick roads and malfunctioning autos. It stresses that regardless of weather, the driver remains the key safety factor and calls public opinion to shame careless motorists.
Bowls and Bowls Readied For First Year Of Football Season
The article lists classic bowls Rose Sugar Sun Cotton Orange and new ones Salt Bowl at Hutchinson Kansas and Black eyed Pea Bowl in Texas. It suggests adding Ground Bowl to house the bowl business.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Texas
Dry Cleaners Institute Pushes for Cleaner Legislation
At a Fort Worth convention the Dry Cleaners Institute voted to back bills requiring prospective cleaners to pass a competitive examination. The move aims to regulate competition and influence Texas politics through stricter industry standards.
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Dry Cleaners Institute
Fort Worth
Texas
Hayworth Kahn Romance Sparks Moral Debate
Column discusses the publicized travels of Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan, arguing married couples should observe fidelity and discretion. It laments celebrity double standards, notes legal norms, and questions whether fame excuses such behavior while railing at perceived moral hypocrisy.
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Paul Gallico
Cato
Milo
Rita Hayworth
Aly Kahn
the Hayworth
Hans Christian Andersen
Per Mr. Kahn
Miss Hayworth
Riviers
Spain
Mexico City
Havana
New Orleans
Wyming
Joseph Blow
Mexico
Cuba
Aly
Rita
Hollywood
Brother Kahn
Sister Hayworth
McNaught Sym, Inc
Difference Between Communism and Americanism Explored
The author contrasts Soviet citizens fleeing to the United States with Americans seeking citizenship, arguing that millions would move to America if given the chance. It urges readers to remember these facts and dismiss any claim of Communist system superiority with skepticism and humor.
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Pvrmur
United States
Marshal Beria and the Soviet atomic priority
The piece argues that Marshal Beria directly controls the Soviet atomic energy project with absolute priority. It notes harsh mining conditions in Eastern Europe, the risk to dissidents sent to mines, and limited Soviet access to reliable intelligence. It reviews past delays and the potential for larger ore finds, while mentioning denunciations of Russian physicists and the Smyth report as sources of warning.
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
Marshal Beria
Soviet Empire
Kapitza
Stalin
Potsdam
MVD
Madame Chiang Kai-shek shaping U.S. appeals in Washington
George E. Sokolsky profiles Madame Chiang Kai-shek, noting her American education from Wellesley and Easy Southern roots, her strong convictions, linguistic skill, and religious faith. He details her influence on Chiang Kai-shek, her Western exposure, and her role in shaping China’s image amid Soviet and domestic pressures.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Washington
Madame Chiang
China
Wellesley
America
Macon
Georgia
Ainsworth
Southern Methodist Church
Lfe
South
Charles Jones Soong
United States Revenue Cutter
Colfax
Fifth Street Methodist Pal
Wilmington
Trinity College
Duke University
Vanderbilt University
Shanghai
YMCA
Sun Yat-Sen
Mei-Ling Soong
United States
Truman Snown
Chiang
Soviet Russia
Japan
Red Army
Russia
Whampoa Military Academy
Canton
Revolutionary Army
Mei-Ling
Ing Features Syn. Inc
Polk Street Professor Returns Home for Holidays
A lighthearted Amarillo reminiscence about college students and friends visiting for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The writer lists numerous names, describes bustling scenes, mud tracked indoors, gifts taken, and a daughter's departures causing a bittersweet mood as family memories return.
News-Caster Horizontal 5 Ribbed Fabric Puzzle List
A mixed OCR style page lists clues and word fragments including terms like expunger, oleic acid salt, rubber tree, ship's record, king's home, musical note, electric unit, city names, and Latin joins. The array appears as a puzzle with numbered clues and partial answers, resembling a lexicon exercise or crossword style fill.
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Actinium
Netherlands
Michigan City
Bird's Home
Nutrition shift urges teens to focus on calories
A health note from researchers and the Army Nutrition Laboratory says vitamin worry is over. Eat a balanced, calorie-focused diet with sugars starches and fats from common foods. Limit excess sweets and junk, and rely on sensible meals for daily well being.
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US Army Nutrition Laboratory
United States
Urgency in policy urged for 1952 defense readiness
A 1948 Neral Tribune opinion argues that Russians could handle key tasks if sensible and warns against political trading over defense appointments. The piece contends foreign and defense policy must be shaped with urgency and purpose to prepare for 1952.
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Neral Tribune
Fraternity Nighters To Hear Famed Band
The Louis Jordan band will play at the Nat next Friday night, with the main floor reserved for Negroes at 3 per person while balcony seating remains available for Fraternity members at the usual 1 per person price.
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Minoculy
Louis Jordan
Jordan
New Oil Promises Fluidity At 60 Below Zero
MacMillan Petroleum Corp announces development of an automobile motor oil that stays fluid at 60 degrees below zero. L. L. Rebber, director of research, says it resists oxidation foaming and varnish while maintaining film strength and lubrication. tests show reduced wear carbon sludge and normal consumption. Mrs. Tucker's Food files for 200,000 shares to be offered, 60,000 by company and 120,000 by selling stockholders.
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Los Angeles
MacMillan Petroleum Corp
L. L. Rebber
MacMillan
Washington
Mrs. Tucker's Food, Inc
Sherman
Move Show From State to Capitol Theater
Last day for the film Man From Colorado at State Theater, moved to Capitol Theater for the next two days due to capacity crowds. The Technicolor western depicts post Civil War Colorado with gold rush and veterans causing trouble, noted as one of the year’s best color productions.
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Capitol
Colorado
State
Coal Mines End Strike as Production Returns in Europe
Miners ended a 56 day walkout by order of their Communist union leader, though aims for higher wages and disrupting Europe’s coal supply were not met. Officials said mines partially reopened produced about 148000 tons, below the normal 160000 to 165000 tons.
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Fee Reee
Europe
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