Public notice of publication clearance by News-Globe board
Notice states the following names passed for publication by the News-Globe board of censors including Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N D Bartlett Mrs Bob Babb Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter J P Black Lewis Nordyke and Cheriey Underwood for the public notice.
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News-Globe Board of Censors
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D. Bartlett
Bob Babb
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
J. P. Black
Lewis Nordyke
Cheriey Underwood
Not Much Change Forecast Amid Fair Weather Warnings
The forecast notes little weather shift as the Tri State Fair may face issues next week. A mother with five children slept in a tourist cabin then led the family into another park during the night. Authorities pursued them while they huddled under blankets.
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Tri-State
Park Wonders and Fame Swirl Around Mitchum Case
The piece traces public reaction to the Robert Mitchum marijuana arrest in Los Angeles with sympathy for the actor, police actions described, and donation drives. It notes discussions of a mother claiming hardship, a found father seeking to return to Oklahoma, and local editorials about the ongoing circus and community relief efforts.
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Robert Mitchum Reefer
Hollywood
United States
Los Angeles
Mitchum
Coppers
Rovers
Socialites Spark Gossip and Celebrity Hints
Columns tease Winthrop Rockefeller's future child playing with blocks and name Marcel Cerdan as a heavyweight champ responsive to perfume. Betty Hutton fights rationing in London while seeking steak by air express costing five dollars each. The grand jury targets Alger Hiss as royal gossip and stage ambitions swirl around England's royal family and the Duchess of Kent. A new song previews morning coffee and nightly cigarette nostalgia.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Marcel Cerdan
Paris
Betty Hutton
London
Stork Club
Air Express
Stork
Express
Sanders Family Headed for Oklahoma on 8 o'clock Bus
Travel ers Aid case workers report the Sanders family all eight members will be loaded onto this afternoon's 8 o'clock bus bound for Oklahoma.
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Travelers Aid
Sanders
Oklahoma
Amarillo Red Sox to Host Chicago Bombers Sunday
A hot ball game is set for Sunday afternoon in Amarillo at the me baseball park. The Amarillo Red Sox, strengthened by down state stars, face the Chicago Bombers with crack players expected on both sides. The event promises Amarillo’s best gathering of colored players yet with admission 75 and 25 cents for white patrons.
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Amarillo
Christmas trees packed in wax cartons debut this December
A local market plans to sell individually waxed Christmas trees next December. The new packaging aims to preserve freshness and simplify for shoppers. Tree growers anticipate steady demand and easier handling for the holiday season.
Cuban pardon for Satira Schmidt shocks Havana harbor incident
Patricia Satira Schmidt known as Satira, a Toledo Ohio exotic dancer, admitted shooting John Lester Mee on his yacht in Havana harbor after a violent dispute over his marriage. Mee, a Chicago attorney and wartime PT boat commander, died from a neck wound on April 8, 1947. She has served a 15 year sentence since April 13, 1947. The pardon was issued by President Gru San Mar.
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Havana
Cuba
Patricia
Satira) Schmidt
Gru San Mar- Patricia
Toledo
Ohio
Satira
John Lester Mee
Chicago
Satria
Mee
Ifi
Amarillo Club Permit Leads September Construction Totals
The Amarillo Club permit at 112 West Seventh pushes September construction totals to 907672 with a 199275 club expenditure. Residential permits for September total 112, down from August 1196206. Other major permits include Don H Culton home 2609 Huches 55000 and Coe Reeves warehouse 195 Linenin 25900.
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Amarillo Club
West Seventh
Baker Hotel
Ramey and Mathis
Don H. Culton
Huches
J. B. Coe
Richard Reeves
Panhandle Incurance
High Tribunal Opinion Delays Stevenson Inquiry Reports
Federal Judge T Whitfield Davidson indefinitely postponed receiving reports from two investigators sent into South Texas to probe Stevenson charges of election frauds in the Democratic nomination fight. The case moves to Washington as the Supreme Court may review Hugo Black's action halting Stevenson's suit.
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Associated Press
T. Whitfield Davidson
South
Texas
Coke R. Stevenson
Stevenson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington, DC
United States Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Davidson
James R. Burnett
Corpus Christi
Zapata
Duval
W. R. Smith, Jr
Jim Wells
San Antonio
Fort Worth
US Supreme Court
Amarillo Club Discusses New Community Chest Plan
The Amarillo American Business Club met at the Herring Hotel to review the new Community Chest. Dr. Francis Pritchard outlined budget cuts and a beneficiary plan for gifts among 11 agencies as part of a two day drive to raise at least 112000 dollars. The Four Flats chorus from the Aeolian Choir performed barbershop numbers, featuring Charlie Reeves and others.
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Amarillo
Aeolian
Tennie Thompson
Charlie Reeves
Jim Restine
Emil Mask
Roy Low
Four Men Named in Fugitive Warrants After Flint Theft Arrest
Four men were named in fugitive warrants after being arrested Thursday afternoon when officers spotted a stolen car reported from Flint Michigan. James B. Reeves age 16 and Charles Kennedy age 18 of Bald Knob Arkansas along with Clarence Cheney age 17 of Jacksonville Illinois and Oliver Jack Spickler age 28 of Flint Michigan were taken into custody at a local bowling alley where they worked as pin setters.
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Flint
Mich
Ivy Wilkinson
Justice of the Peace
James B. Reeves
Bald Knob
Ark
Charles Kennedy
Clarence Cheney
Jacksonville
Ill
Oliver Jack Spickler
Funeral for John M. Dill Attended by Family in Amarillo
Mrs. Gene Boyd returns from San Pedro California after attending the funeral of her brother John M. Dill who was killed when struck by a car in San Pedro last Friday. Dill formerly lived in Amarillo and moved to California in 1945.
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Gene Boyd
Polk
San Pedro
Cal
John M. Dill
Dill
Amarillo
Arkansas
California
Suit Filed Against Continental Bus for Damages
Den ton Swindall of Pampa files a $15 600 damages suit in 108th District Court against Continental Bus System. Amarillo attorney John Merchant filed the petition alleging a heavy suitcase fell from a luggage rack and struck Swindall’s wife on the head while riding the bus.
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108Th District
Continental Bus
Denton Swindall
Pampa
John Merchant
Amarillo
Swindall
Continental
hRer
Market tickers and prices from a late era stock page
A dense OCR list shows numerous stock names, percentages, and prices across industries. It includes names like Boeing, Penney, Union Carbide, Coca Cola, General Electric, and Gulf Oil with varied percentage figures and quotes, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
USDA market report from Kansas City dated October 1 shows cattle sale totals with 500 salable calves and 1,500 total, hogs at 1,200 head with prices mostly down 50 to 15 cents from Thursday, hogs priced around 26.75 for certain weights, sows 21 to 23, ewes and sheep at 20 to 24 for lambs and slaughter sheep.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock Prices and Trends Report
Chicago market summary shows mixed cattle hogs and sheep results with hedging on price drops. Hogs mostly steady to lower with weights under 200 pounds least affected. top hog prices around 27.50. Cattle and calves show steadier to weaker Reading on cuts and canner levels. vealers steady and fed yearling steers quoted 27.75 to 34.00. Sheep slow with native lambs and slaughter ewes around 13.00 and under, with limited demand for spring lambs.
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Chicago
USDA
Financial Market Averages and Grain Quotes Across Markets
Merrill Lynch reports stock averages with the Industrials at 178.98 up 8.20 and Railroads rising 8.59. grain quotes from the Chicago Board of Trade show wheat with Dec at 2.25 25, May 2.37 14, July 2.01 For rye, Dec 1.60, May 1.61.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beant
Amarillo
Alana
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trace
Robertson Found Guilty of Forgery
Jesse R. Robertson of Seagreaves was found guilty Thursday by a 47th District Court jury at Canyon and sentenced to four and a half years for forging a $24 check passed to E Pi pce of Canyon on Aug 30. His sentence runs concurrently with a four year burglary sentence from Fort Stockton. Joe Miller named Sunray city marshal by the council.
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Jesse R. Robertson
Seagreaves
47Th District Court
Canyon
E Pi Pce
Robertson Will
Fort Stockton
Catches Hand In Chopper At Downtown Cafe
A cafe cook identified as Mrs Annasoutel of 928 Bonham suffered a minor hand injury Friday afternoon when her hand was caught in a food chopper. Ambulance attendants from Black burn Shaws could not free her and transported her and the machine to St Anthony's Hospital.
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Annasoutel
Bonham
Blackburn-Shaw
St. Anthony's Hospital
Family Returns to Oklahoma After Aid in Amarillo
Mrs Lade gives $100 to help the Sanders family reach Oklahoma as the father plans to resume work and build a home. Travelers Aid found a cabin for the mother and five children and the kids received two baths and clean clothes after sleeping in the park. County and district attorneys expect to resolve the desertion charge once the father returns.
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Lade
Oklahoma
Sanders
Amarillo
Joe Thompson
Canyon
Lloyd King
Travelers Aid
Vishinsky Decries Western Atom Plan in U N Debate
Soviet delegate Vyacheslav Vishinsky challenged the West to force its atom plan on Russia in a lengthy speech at the United Nations. He rejected the US control proposal and a Canadian resolution, denouncing surrender and urging destruction of United States atomic weapons as a first step toward international atomic energy.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
United States
Accused Youth Free on Bond in Car Theft Ring Case
Lonnie J. Baugh of Fort Worth was released on a 3000 dollar bond split 1500 on each burglary charge. Remaining in jail are Raymond Russell Bybee Amarillo and Bobby Bradshaw Fort Worth charged with burglary of Marshall Food Store and Clyde Bearden Service Station. Six juveniles also remain jailed with dispositions pending.
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Lonnie J. Baugh
Fort Worth
Potter County
Marshall Food Store
East Twenty-first
Clyde Bearden
Twenty-second
Washington
Raymond Russell Bybee
Amarillo
Bobby Bradshaw
Florenc Loehrer
Cleveland
Anne Warner
Wenzel
Ark
Tommy L. Looper
North West First
Grover Martin Dudley
North Fillmore
Jesse Lee Freeman
Pierce
Tito Wins Solid Support From Yugoslav Parliament
Belgrade deputies cheer as parliament adopts a resolution denouncing the USSR and the Cominform for starting a campaign of slander against Yugoslavia in the Tito controversy. The Oct 1 session signals strong parliamentary backing for Marshal Tito amid the dispute with Moscow and its bloc.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Cominform
Soviet Union
Ussr
Woman slain as husband shoots wife in Cole yard
Witness accounts describe Norton tackling his wife in the Cole yard and firing. Mrs. Cole testified that Norton pressed his wife down and fired into her left temple after she tripped into the house, then turned a subsequent action.
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Cole Yard
Mrs. Cole
Tragedy at Cole Bedroom as Norton Kills Wife Then Kill Self
City detectives report a 38 caliber revolver fired five shots. William Norton killed his wife Mrs Norton and then shot himself presenting a suicide scene at the Cole residence. A note found in his pocket expressed despair over a broken home and alleged infidelity by Mrs Norton.
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Mrs. Cole
Norton
Justice of the Peace
W. E. Richburg
Fort Worth
Nortons
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