Notice to Public From News-Globe Board
Public notice credits board members Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N D Bartlett Mrs Bob Babb Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter J P Black Lewis Nordyke and Charley Underwood with passage for publication by The News Globe board of censors.
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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
Charley Underwood
Weather hints at quick change and political debate at News-Globe
The forecast suggests rain or warmer conditions by midweek. The News-Globe editorial board remains divided on Dewey versus the Democratic Party in a 50 50 vote. Bascom Timmons, a Washington correspondent, weighs in predicting Truman could be defeated and warns of potential government overreach if another crisis occurs. He is described as sane and wise, urging vigilance amid public mood shifts.
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News-Globe
Dewey
Democratic Party
Mr. Tack
Bascom Timmons
Washington
Texas
Bascom
Truman
England
France
National Politics and Parties in Early US Debate
The speaker contrasts Republicans as the conservative party with Dewey as a liberal conservative aiming to run the most efficient administration. Democrats are described as liberal, with a strong record for the middle class, while Truman’s leadership is criticized as poorly handled but not ruinous to the party.
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Republican Party
Dewey
United States
Democratic Party
Liberal Party
New Liberal Party Forming In East Led By Walter Reuther
In the East a new liberal party is forming under Walter Reuther to supplant the Democratic Party and steal northern strength while the Solid South stays loyal. The piece argues Texas will remain Democratic and imagines two strong parties on state issues could be beneficial.
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Walter Reuther
Democratic Party
Liberal Party
Texas
Grave danger to parties risks national consequence
The speaker warns that the Democratic Party faces possible wipeout, describing it as a grave danger that would be very bad for the country and also affecting the Republican Party. The message emphasizes broad partisan stakes.
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Republican Party
Texas Democrats Fail to Solicit Campaign Donations
A report notes growing apathy among Texas Democrats as leaders lack energy to seek contributions. Organizers had relied on certain benefactors in past years, but this year some donors say they are not even being approached.
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Texas
Washington bureau heads plan next year budget for Dewey era
In Washington many bureau chiefs expect a Dewey victory and discuss the coming year's budget with Republican leaders including the Army and Navy. A separate note mentions Amarillo residents J A Warlick and his wife sharing a Sept 22 birthday, with Warlick aged 63 and his wife 53, and the wife noting a cherry tree in blossom signaling a hard winter.
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Washington
Dewey
Army
Navy
J. A. Warlick
Amarillo
Dallas
Mr. Warlick
State Fair Leader Jay Taylor Drives Peak Momentum
State Fair opens bigger and faster than ever under Jay Taylor with hundreds of enthusiasts contributing. The fair recently posted a profit of 26000 dollars, showcasing Taylor as a natural showman and strong executive who motivates teams and ensures orders are carried out, keeping momentum and success rolling.
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Jay Taylor
Jay plans retirement from Tri-State Fair leadership
A reader suggests keeping Jay as a board chairman while installing a younger man as president, hoping he might stay on for at least one more year to assist the transition and provide guidance.
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Jay
Leaders Sought for Tri-State Fair Amid Delicate Choice
Ama rillo faces a pool of capable men for fair head but voices warn some lack the flair to manage a major event. The selection is described as a delicate and difficult task due to the responsibilities and public interest involved.
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Amarillo
County officials lauded for public spirited leadership
The county commissioners receive high praise for their cooperation and vital improvements. John Halley Jack Swan John Morris Ray Daniel Rex Baxter secretary W M Gouldy Mason King are highlighted for steadfast service and leadership sustaining the effort through triumphs and trials.
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John Halley
Jack Swan
John Morris
Ray Daniel
Rex Baxter
W. M. Gouldy
Mr. Gouldy
Mason King
Wilbur Hawk
Tri-State Fair Poised to Grow Bigger Each Year
The Tri-State Fair is described as the region’s premier event, moving forward with rapid growth and a solid foundation for future expansion. Local leaders emphasize its importance to the plains country and call for top minds to guide its development.
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Tri-State
United States
Plains
Old Texas saying signals a baby on the way
The other evening a person spoke of a couple and said they were about to do mino. When asked, I learned it means a baby is due. The informant added this is an old Texas expression.
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Texas
Mayor Hagg to accompany Tack on Europe trip next spring
Mayor Lawrence Hagg says he will join Mr. Tack in Europe next spring as Tack plans a series of articles for The News-Globe. The plan is in discussion and may develop into a notable overseas assignment.
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Lawrence Hagg
Mr. Tack
Europe
News-Globe
Park mothers and children receive donation efforts
A relief effort reported raising over a thousand for a mother and five children sleeping in the park. By the second day more than 500 was sent, but all funds were returned including 78.68 from J Robin Allen for a San Jacinto youth program.
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J. Robin Allen
San Jacinto
Polly Parrott Returns From Texas Antelope Hunt
Polly Parrott traveled to southwest Texas near the Mexican border where he shot a full grown buck antelope estimated at 3 or 4 years old. Dressed weight came to about 52 pounds.
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Polly Parrott
Texas
Lost love bird found by Mrs Ward in Virginia address
Mrs. Jack Ward of 207 North Virginia found and caught a love bird in her chicken pen this morning and kept it. Her telephone is 8479.
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Jack Ward
North Virginia
Heart disease tops causes of death for adults nationwide
The article states heart disease is the leading cause of death among adults in the country, underscoring its prominence in public health concerns and affecting policy and medical priorities nationwide.
The Big Want Ads Boom in Tri News Globe
Classifieds surge in the Tri News Globe with listings across jobs services and goods. Advertisers push visible daily notices seeking buyers sellers and helpers amid a bustling market week.
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Tri- News-Globe
Wallace Talk Banned by Fresno College
Presidential candidate Henry A. Wallace had one Fresno appearance canceled after college officials withdrew an invitation to speak to Fresno State College students. Dean Mitchell P. Briggs cited protests over partisanship and security concerns, while Wallace backers alleged financial pressure from donors influenced the decision.
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Fresno
Cal
Henry A. Wallace
San Joaquin Valley
Fresno State College
Mitchell P. Briggs
Wallace
Bakersfield
Progressive Party
Dean Briggs
Arnold E. Joyal
Stewart Bryant
Students
Agricultural Department
Amarillo Forecast Promises Fair Weather for Tri-State Fair
US Weather Bureau observer H. C. Winburn reports fair and warmer conditions for Monday and Tuesday in Amarillo. Forecast highs reach 88 and 87 degrees with nights around mid 50s, while Monday morning winds gust up to 30 mph easing to 25 mph. The Southwest pressure gradient drives the high winds across the region.
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Amarillo
H. C. Winburn
US Weather Bureau
English Field
Winburn
Winburm
Navigator on First Atlantic Flight Dies at 62
Swansea reports the death of Sir Arthur Whitten-Brown aged 62 the navigator of the first non stop Atlantic flight with pilot Sir John Alcock. Whitten-Brown helped open trans Atlantic aviation in 1919 and later served in the Royal Air Force. His son, Flight Lt Arthur Jr., was killed in World War II.
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Swansea
Wales
Arthur Whitten-Brown
Atlantic Ocean
Whitten-Brown
John Alcock
Newfoundland
Ireland
Alcock
France
Royal Air Force
Atlantic
New York
Arthur, Jr
Arizona Tops Western Copper Production
Arizona leads the western United States in copper output according to regional production rankings, signaling strong mining activity and job impact across the state.
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Arizona
United States
Jesse James Kin to Meet 101-Year-Old Claimant in Pasadena
Jesse E. James aged 73, son of the famed outlaw, set to meet a 101-year-old claimant in Pasadena on October 14. Rev R E Higley says the elder James will be joined by his manager and a nurse at a home gathering to verify identity. Higley, a friend of James relatives, notes the public meeting could settle long standing questions about Jesse and Frank James.
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Pasadena
Cal
Jesse E. James
Jesse James
R. E. Higley
Higley
James
Nashville
Tenn
Jesse
Atlanta
Long Beach
Stella
Frank James
Stocks Edge Higher In Quiet New York Quotation Roll
The 1 o clock stock market list from Merrill Lynch shows gains in Air Reduction, Laclede Gas, Alaska Juneau, Lehigh Portid, and many other issues. Notable movers include Boeing, General Electric, Texaco, Union Pacific, and United Airlines amid a broad session of mixed prices.
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Amarillo
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Laclede Gas L
Alaska Juneau
Lehigh Portid
Allegheny
McN&l
Allied Stores
Aire
Allis Chalmers
Loews Inc
Amer Airlines
Lone Star Cm
Amer Cable&ar
Long Bell
LDA
Amer Car&Foy
Louisvy & Nash
Lamer Chain&c
Mack Trucks
Amer Locomot
Glen Lmartin
Amer Power&l
Amer Rad&ss
Amer Roll Mill
Amer Smelt
Amer Tel&Tel
Amer Tobaco
Amer Woolen
North Pac RR
EW Bliss Co
Ohio Oil
Boeing Airpin
Oliver Corp
Bohn Alumnin
Packard Motor
Borden Co
Pan Am Airw
Borg Warner
Panhand P&r Bs
Bridgeport Br
Paramount Pc
Briss Ma
Feane
Briggs &Strat
Penn Powers
Bucyrus Erie
Ennsy
Budd Co
Pedal Cole Pe Anil Burroughs Adt
Priico Cor
Butler Bros
Prips Petrol
Canadian Pac
Pittsb S&bolt
Carrier Corp
Case Co
Caterpillar Tr
Puliman
Celotex Corp
275S Radio Corp
Certainteed Pr
Radio K Orph Ban — Ty ‘Reo Motors
Chicago Corp A
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wrta
Deere & Co
Distillers Corp
Doehler Jarvis
Dome Mines
Douglas Aircr
Dupont
Eagle Picher
Eastern Airlin
Eaton Mfg
Pw&l
Oil Erie Railroad
es‘Farsworth Tv
Texas Co ‘Firth Carpet
Tex Gulf
Tex Pac
C&o Freeport
Tidewater
Aso General Foods
Transam Corp _ General Motor
Transc &WA +s
Gillette Safety
Union Bag&p
Union C&c
Union Pacific
United Aircrft
Goodyear T&a
United
Warner Bros
Houston
Overind
Speernatl
T&t
Wilson & Co
Wood (Gar
Johns Manvil
Woolworth
Jones &Laugh
Wyandotte Wr
KC Southern
Youngson S&t
Kennecott Cop
Zonite
Grain and market notes from Chicago and Kansas City
Boxed listings show grain quotations for wheat corn with open high and close, plus financial and livestock notes from Kansas City and Chicago markets. Cattle hogs and sheep prices and movements are reported, with bids, top figures and range changes across the week.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Man and Girl Taken in Custody in Verde Valley
An Amarillo man aged 25 was held in Potter County jail Monday on charges of procuring a minor. A 17-year-old girl was also taken into custody at the scene. The incident occurred in Haskell Arizona.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Lost DC-3 With 21 Aboard Presumed Down At Sea
Miami dispatch reports a twin engine charter DC-3 with 21 aboard, en route from Teterboro to San Juan, presumed down after distress calls between Charleston and the Bahamas. The plane carried 17 passengers and four crew. pilot Richard Roy Olivere of Port Chester, NY is named. Search aircraft from Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard scoured the area as weather restricted visibility.
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Fla
Charleston
Nassau
Bahamas
Civil Aeronautics Administration
New England Air Express Company
Teterboro
CAA
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Everglades
Coast Guard
Federal Communications Commission
Jamaica
Richard Roy Olivere
Port Chester
Olivere
Jacksonville
Air Force
MacDill Field
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Tower Bahamas
Florida
Remarkable Recovery After Heart Surgery for Patricia Wood
Patricia Ann Wood, once a blue baby with a dire prognosis, woke to a cheerful start for a Chicago checkup eight months after a life saving operation by Willis J Potts. The 3 year old now has pink cheeks, high energy, and a life expectancy like any healthy child, though she prefers not to return to Children's Memorial Hospital. Mrs Wood and her mother accompany the trip while Mr Wood stays home.
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the Woods
Patricia Ann
Chicago
Wood
Polk
Patricia
Willis J. Potts
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Local Fair Opens With Parade Crowds And Debuts
The opening day featured a pony show judging with Mrs. Barton winning in crochet and advancing to a nationwide event by the National Needlecraft Bureau. Monday programs included palomino horse show judging at 1 pm, All-Girl Rodeo performances, and the Ladies Be Seated radio program. Official ceremonies in the Merchants Building were led by Fair president Jay Taylor, Fair queen Dorothy Ray Bivens, and Mayor Lawrence Hagy, broadcast on KGNC. The parade sparked heavy traffic as the crowd surged onto Tenth Avenue to the fairgrounds.
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Barton
National Needlecraft Bureau
New York City
Merchants Building
Jay Taylor
Dorothy Ray Bivens
Lawrence Hagy
KGNC
Taylor
Miss Bivens
Hagy
Fair Grounds
Tenth Avenue
Bama Chiefs Rides Rough With Photog
Columbus reporter Brady Bynum said Governor James E. Folsom’s companions at the Auburn Louisiana Tech game crushed camera gear and forced him to destroy a negative. The incident involved Nick Littlefield and other investigators shoving the photographer and wrecking nine film holders worth 47.25 dollars total.
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Columbus
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Alabam
James E. Folsom
Brady Bynum
Auburn
Nick Littlefield
Nick
Bynum
Littlefield
Molotov May Skip Paris UN Session
Moscow reports the French embassy says Foreign Minister Molotov has not applied for a French visa. He would need one to travel to Paris where the United Nations Security Council is debating the Berlin crisis.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Paris
United Nations Security Council
Berlin
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