Public notice passed for publication by Globe News board
Notice to the public states the Globe News board of censors has approved publication. Signatories include Wes Izzard Paul Allingham WN D. Bartlett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nordyke Joe Hess and Alice Timmons.
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Paul Allingham
D. Bartlett
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Alice Timmons
Walter Rogers Talks Campaign Kickoff at KGNC
The speaker, Walter Rogers, described tonight's campaign address as carefully prepared and potentially exciting. He suggested the talk would be notable even if it remains uncertain how engaging it will be, noting an interesting evening ahead.
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KGNC
Farm subsidy debate and Texas 1952 campaign chatter
The speaker agrees with Mr. Rogers on farm problems arguing subsidies should end to avoid widespread bankruptcy. He notes free trade applies to all, mentions Sen. Tom Connally’s fitness and potential reelection in 1952. The piece previews three weeks of intense campaign politics fueled by Walter Rogers’s possible victory.
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Mr. Rogers
United States
Rogers
Washington
Sen
Tom Connally
Texas
Free Turnips Offered From Davis Farm Near Town
Lewis Davis reports an abundance of turnips with little time to harvest them. The farm lies south of town off the Canyon Highway, turn south on Western Avenue, then one mile south and a quarter mile west to reach the patch. Orchids grow wild in the tropics, yet receive little attention.
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Field notes and think pieces from distant shores and jokes
A patchwork column recounts Tack's possible August trip to Lake BC for an article, a Hud son Bay inquiry into lodging, and guests in British Columbia. It includes street banter on East travel, a cryptic trade quip, Canadian English humor, and a Kentucky toast while noting Waite Phillips’s philanthropy and a New Yorker proverb about wolves.
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Lake Bakin
British Columbia
Hudson Bay Factor
Polk Street
White Deer
Kentucky
United States
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Protection in marigolds stems from tiny oil sacs
The strange odor of ordinary marigolds comes from tiny pores under the leaves as a natural defense against grazing animals. Marigolds rely on oil sacs, unlike roses which depend on thorns for protection.
Wave Versus Front Describes Cold Weather Lead
A description explains a cold wave as a 20 degree drop in 12 hours and a 10 centimeter lower air pressure onset, while a frontal approach signals colder weather ahead.
Heart Clinic Drive Aims To Fight Nation's Top Killer
Amarillo chapter head E R Finney urges funding for a heart clinic to detect and treat heart disease early. The Texas Heart Association seeks about 10000 dollars, backed by Potter County Medical Association, with Community Chest support to cover initial costs and annual operations. The 26 county Panhandle territory stretches the campaign.
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They Find Dog On Polk Street
On Polk Street a full grown red male Pekingese was found and described as a nice pet. The finders, Mrs Hills of 1001 Alabama, request the owner contact them at 3 2320 to reclaim the dog.
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Tack
Polk Street
Missing puppy Rocky last seen near Lipscomb street
A 9 month old black and white male cocker named Rocky features a black collar with tags 58 and 261412 and is missing from 1314 Lipscomb since Monday Oct 9. Contact 25865 with any sightings. a reward is offered. MARCIA BASKIN seeks help in returning the dog. A READER
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Rocky
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Marcia Baskin
Rug stolen from porch on Mountain Drive seek return
Dear Tack please return the wool rug with a deer picture taken from 301 Mountain Drive porch. No questions asked. Mrs B Lowin states she knows who took it and wants the rug back.
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301 Mountain Drive
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Would Trade Stamps Offer From Mrs Frank Loper
Five books of S H Green stamps offered for five Gunn Bros. stamps. Trade arranged via Mrs Frank Loper.
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Needs Work In Need Of Steady Day Work
Job seeker seeking steady daytime employment in Georgia. Mentions call back at number 2 7247. No further details on skill or occupation.
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Honer
Georgia
Day Worker and Pianist Offers and Curtain Laundering
A local notice seeks day work and piano services. A person offers day labor at call 9492 and a pianist for lessons or events at call 6762. References mention Jack Pistoia Launders Curtains offering curtain laundering and stretching with pricing for large and small panels and pickup delivery for an extra 25 cents, contact 3-7566.
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Jack Pistoia
Saturday Horoscope by Stella October 14 1939
Daily guidance notes a practical, energetic nature with a warn against impulsiveness. It suggests potential in teaching young children, church service, or science, and advises guarding against flattery while valuing rest and spiritual advice. Sunday to Saturday zodiac entries urge relaxation, efficiency, and communication.
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ARIES
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Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Most vivid memory portraits from a diverse group
A series of short reminiscences from individuals: a teen who left the farm due to bad crops, a country girl recalling schoolyard wads and dances, a city fireman’s wartime terror in the Saar Valley, a beautician recalling San Jacinto Beauty School days, a man almost run over by a train, a waiter recalling a boy run over by a car, and a mother describing her saved child after a sun-blinded driver accident. The piece also notes imported eggs from Communist China moving to bakeries.
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Betty Martin
Beautician
Gainesville
Cecil Chesnut
North Fillmore
Saar Valley
T & Nancy Simmons
Childress
San Jacinto
E. B. Harris
Tyler
Jerry
Army Tech Village
Texas Oklahoma gridiron duel hits high scoring pace
The Texas Oklahoma football rivalry has produced at least five touchdowns in each of the last four seasons and the Longhorns have reached a minimum of two scores in every meeting for seven years. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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Longhorns
Globe-News
Eggs From China Stir a Rumpus
SEATTLE October 13 The dispute over 700 tons of Chinese dried eggs on the Seattle waterfront prompts two congressional committees to promise investigation Rep Hugh Mitchell reports The American Federation of Labor through President William Green also pledged a separate inquiry by the Seattle local of the Packinghouse Poultry and Egg Workers Union Representatives Steed and Barden plan an immediate probe with Steed heading the House subcommittee on imports effects and Barden chairing the House Labor and Education committee
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Hugh Mitchell
Washington Democrat
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Packinghouse, Poultry and Egg Workers Union
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Tom Steed
Oklahoma
Democrat
Graham Barden
North Carolina
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Barden
Labor and Edu
Questions Asked of the Rabbi Sermon at Temple B’nai Israel
Rabbi Arthur Bluhm will deliver a Friday night sermon at 8 o clock in Temple B n ai Israel. The Friday evening Sabbath service is open to the public.
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Arthur Bluhm
Temple B’nai Israel
Shortage of Tires Seen as Unlikely
Washington reports the Commerce Department says any serious tire shortage would come from rush buying. Production is sufficient for normal demand. Prices rose sharply over 10 months to August, with passenger tires up over 25 percent and truck and bus tires up over 46 percent. Natural rubber inner tube prices rose 30 percent in June to August.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Man On The Str Chuck Wagon News Wonstop
A fragment from Chuck Wagon News reports on a man on the street, detailing local events and community notes with brief mentions of shops, people, and schedules. The readable text suggests a roda of everyday urban life rather than a single clear event.
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