Notice Published by News-Globe Board of Censors
Public notice lists the News-Globe board of censors and members including Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N D Bartlett Mrs Bob Babb Grady Camp Mrs Garah Winter J P Black Lewis Nordyke and Charley Underwood for publication by the board.
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News-Globe Board of Censors
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D. Bartlett
Bob Babb
Grady Camp
Garah Winter
J P. Black
Lewis Nordyke
Charley Underwood
Back in My Old Hometown Tack Born and Reared
A nostalgic note from Atchison Kansas recalls Mr. Tack as a native son with memories flooding back of the flood era and childhood roots in the town.
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Atchison, Kan
Mr. Tack
Atchison Growth and Local Life Snapshot
In Atchison Kansas the Chamber of Commerce reports population above 16 000 as the town remains lively and modern. A local reporter notes long service in the newspaper trade and reflects on education costs and a statewide vote on prohibition with University of Kansas polling showing 54 percent favor keeping the law, 42 ½ percent for repeal, 3 ½ undecided.
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Kansas
Ney
Atchison
Chamber of Commerce
University of Kansas
Kansas Votes On Beer Reform And Liquor Return
A 3.2 beer allowance is now legal in Kansas with repeal feared to bring back distilled liquors like whiskey gin and brandy. Voters face a bitter mood as talk of free beer the day after the election circulates, signaling concerns among beer advocates they may be outlawed later.
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Kansas
Irv Kup
Chicago
Leon Henderson
Roosevelt
James
Franklin, Jr
Hubert Humphreys
Jack Avery
McGrath
O'Mahoney
Lucas
Kansas Liquor Laws Toughened as Officers Crack Down
Enforcement has intensified in Kansas with penalties including car confiscation for liquor found in a vehicle. A KU straw vote suggests men split 50 50 on drinking, while most women stay dry, reflecting widespread dry sentiment in the state.
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Kansas
Union
University of Kansas
Wichita Falls claims more millionaires than any U S city
The Kansas City Star reports a Texas writer in Wichita Falls noting 18 of 32 reception committee members were millionaires. Houston, by contrast, has five times as many multi millionaires, reflecting differing wealth levels between Texas cities.
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Kansas City Star
Texas
Southwest
Wichita Falls
United States
Wichita Fre's
The
Star
Ouston
Houston
Amarillo and Fort Worth named middle class meccas
The text argues that Amarillo and Fort Worth in Texas have the highest average wealth, presenting them as balanced Southwest cities with many comfortable homes and ample incomes. It contends these cities should symbolize middle class prosperity, with few extreme rich or extremely poor.
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Texas
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Southwest
Incomplete OCR Reflects Regional City Contrast
The readable text contrasts big towns Houston Dallas and San Angelo with others like Amarillo Waco Abilene. It references class, boom talk, and a claim about mental superiority of those with true alcoholism.
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Houston
Dallas
San Ano
Chita Falls
Amarillo
Block
Waco
San Angelo
Abilene
Notre Dame to Start Annual Games With Texas Soon
Chicago writers report talks underway for Notre Dame to begin annual football games with Texas University within the next several years. Open dates will be set once negotiations reach agreement.
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Chicago Aeapepine
Notre Dame
Texas University
Show-offs and spending threaten national economy
The speaker argues society would collapse economically if women stopped buying to keep up appearances, noting most people are show-offs. He contends both sexes spend lavishly to entertain and display wealth, with men labeled as wasteful Coal Oil Johnnys while women invest in clothes and home items.
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United States
Man's remark on friends' wealth and discontent
A quoted speaker notes that friends today possess more than before yet express greater dissatisfaction. The line reflects social tension between rising abundance and disillusionment among peers.
Wages Rise Yet Load Feels Heavier for Many
The text notes wages, salaries, and incomes are higher than ever, but living costs bite harder. It suggests a larger group enjoys higher purchasing power while a substantial 40 percent feel pinched, with about 60 percent faring better in the boom.
Shigeru Yoshida Chosen Premier of Japan
Shigeru Yoshida was selected as Japan's prime minister tonight in Tokyo marking a new leadership shift in the government and political scene with Yoshida taking the helm.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Editorial Pages as a Roman Department by 1860 Papers
By 1860 many newspapers adopted editorial pages as a distinct section, treating opinion as a formal department within the paper. This shift centralized commentary, advocacy, and analysis separate from news reporting.
Contempt Ruling Against ITU Heads In Indianapolis
Federal Judge Luther M. Swygert held the International Typographical Union in contempt for discriminating against newspaper employees in violation of Taft Hartley and an existing injunction. He ordered union officers to appear in 10 days to show compliance and barred discrimination against non members in contracts.
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Indianapolis
Luther M. Swygert
International Typographical Union
National Labor Relations Board
Printers’ Union
City Car Tax Statements Mailed to Amarillo Owners
Amarillo car owners were to receive mailed city tax statements for due automobile taxes. The city tax office planned mailing Thursday afternoon to 7 560 residents, according to Monte Townsend assistant city tax assessor.
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Amarillo
Monte Townsend
Blue Skies Still Rule the Panhandle
Fair skies and cooler temperatures were forecast for Thursday into Friday in Amarillo and vicinity. The US Weather Bureau observer at English Field, H. C. Winburn, said the mercury will peak higher on Friday. Thursday high expected near 79 with a 42 degree low, and Friday high near 83. Wednesday’s high was 86 and the low 50.
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Amarillo
H. C. Winburn
US Weather Bureau
English Field
Mercury
GOP War Chest Remains Short of Goal
New York report shows GOP National Committee Chairman Hugh D. Scott Jr. says the national campaign fund is about 1.5 million dollars short of a 3 million dollar goal. He cites needs of 400 thousand for Senate races and 600 thousand for congressional campaigns as 200 volunteers gather in New York City.
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New York
GOP National Committee
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
National Republican Campaign
Scott
National Committee
Republican Finance Committee
New York City
Talcum Tax Chases Father of Twins
New York city speaker Robert Nodar Jr told a Republican audience he will push to repeal the federal tax on baby powder if re elected to Congress. His wife gave birth to twins last summer.
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New York
Robert Nodar, Jr
Congress
Markets Stock Quotations Across Major Issues
The day’s New York stock quotations show diverse movements with numerous issues advancing and retreating. Major names such as Allied Stores, General Motors, Union Oil, Westinghouse Electric, and Kennecott Copper appear amid broad market activity.
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New York
Amarillo
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Air Reduction
Laclede Gas
Ste Alaska Y
Lambert Co
Juneau
Tippy McN&l
Allegheny Crp
Lockhees Alreeghen
Loews Inc
Sie Star Cm
Allied Stores
Rouisy
Nash
Bilis Chalmers
Mack ‘Trucks
Amer Es Glen Smartin
Er Cableér
Amer CeraFady
Petr
Amer Chain&Éc
Minn Mel PW
Er Locomot
MET RR
Amer Power& 101
MET
Amer Rad&ss
Montgm Ward
Motor Prod
Er Smelt&r
Murray Corp
Amer Stove
Nash Kelvintz
Amer Tel&éTel
Neti Biscuit
Amer Tobacb
Amer Woolen
Natl Dairy Pr
Armour &Co
Natl Distillers
Pittsb S&bolt
Calif Packing
Plymouth Oil
Canada Dry
Dure Oil
Canadian Pac
Pullman
Sore
Radio Corp
Radio K Orph Caterpillar Tr
Reo Motors
Celotex Corp
Republic Avia
Certainteed Pr
Repabic Steel
Chesap & Ohio
Rexa
Chicago
Reynold Tobb
Cae Brape
Richfield
Cheo RI
Pac
Rysler
CIT Financial
Safeway
Cole FuellIron
Columbia G&e
Columbia Carb
Commer Cred
Commer Solo
Eastern Airlin
Stone &Webst
Eaton Mfe
Studebaker
Sunshine
Pw&l
Sunray Oil
Erie Railroad
Farsworth Tv
Symington
Warren Petro
Howe Sound
West IndissSe
Hudson Motor
Western Hupp Corp
Western Unat
Ill Central R
Westingh Airb
Inspiratn
Westingh
Interlake Iron
White Motors
Harv
Willys Overand
Internat
Nick
Wilson & Co
T&t
Woolworth
Johns
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City market shows cattle and calves active with slaughter steers and stockers steady to higher between 25 cents and 89 cents gains. Hog prices steady to higher with demand mixed. sows and barrows firm to weak in parts. Sheep and lamb trade slow, several classifications listed with varying values across weight classes. Chicago livestock numbers mirror steady to lower trends for hogs and calves, with cattle trading slow and moderate gains for select fed steers and heifers.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ricago
Chicago
Hritchere
Steedy
Igher
Medirrener
PAF Falcom Fleet To Clear Airways
London Oct 14 The British air ministry announced the Royal Air Force has bought 15 falcons and trained six men as falconers to keep birds off RAF airfields after birds caused 13 plane accidents last year
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London
British Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
RAF
Lover Boy's Wife Returns Home After Turbulent Marriage
Ellsworth Sonny Wisecarver, 18, admits he cannot keep his wife Betty Zoe Reber, 18, who has gone to live with her mother. Betty wavers, saying yes and no. Wisecarver, famous for eloping with married women since age 14, has a history of affairs and legal troubles including a California Youth Authority case and Ute river elopement. He plans to seek work in Henderson, Nevada.
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Las Vegas
Ellsworth
Sonny” Wisecarver
Betty Zoe Reber
Betty
Sonny
Wisecarver
Yuma
Aziz
Elaine Manfredi
Oroville
Cal
Eleanor Deveny
A. A. Scott
California Youth Authority
United States
Judge Scott
South Authority
California
Virgin River
St. George
Utah
Henderson, Nev
Texas Supervisor Visits Lincoln Life Agency Meeting
J L Lawrence, Texas supervisor for Lincoln National Life Insurance, visited San Antonio for a business meeting at the Herring Hotel and a chicken dinner at the Marine Grill Circus Room. Attendees included C B Rittenberry and spouse, their grandson Jack Gouldy Jr, R F Stewart, James C Sherrill, Roy C Barr, Gilbert L Muddell Jr, Doris H Cunningham, Dr W L Askew, and H A Bradley of Lubbock.
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J. L. Lawrence
San Antonio
Texas
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Lincoln Life Agency
C. B. Rittenberry
Lawrence
Herring Hotel
Marine Grill Circus Room
Rittenberry
Jack Gouldy, Jr
R. F. Stewart
James C
Cook Charged With Mistreating 7YearOld Girl
Willie M. Blanton a 46 year old Amarillo cook is jailed on charges of aggravated mistreatment of a 7 year old girl in a downtown theater. He was arrested after the girl reported the incident to the theater manager. Blanton lists Durant Oklahoma as his home address.
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Willie M. Blanton
Cook
Potter County
Blanton
Durant
Okla
Tucker Charged With Passing Forged Check in District Court
A. R. Tucker, 26, of 1004 Fillmore, was charged Thursday in 47th District Court with passing a forged check signed C F Jones to F R Forgan at The Hub Clothiers. He is held on $1,000 bond set by Justice C W Carder.
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47Th District Court
A. R. Tucker
Fillmore
Tucker
C. F. Jones
F. R. Forgan
Hub Clothiers
C. W. Carder
Burkholder shot during pursuit near Love Field
Dallas police describe an extended chase ending at Love Field where Burkholder fired at two men as they fled in a car. Officers then closed in, the suspect surrendered, and a vehicle recovered contained money, narcotics, a rifle, and dynamite fuses. Suspects Ollie J. Rule and Harrison J. Short were detained. Short was hospitalized with shotgun injuries.
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Page
Burkholder
Hicks
Love Field
Ollie J. Rule
Harrison J. Short
Short
Parkland Hospital
Rust Claim Holds 40 Percent of Century’s 2 Billion Produced
The report estimates rust has consumed about 40 percent of the 2 billion units produced in the century, indicating widespread corrosion impact across industries and timelines.
Amarillo School Board names new trustees
The article notes appointees to the Amarillo School Board including Mr Kelly a 46 year old lawyer born in Lipscomb County and educated at the University of Texas. He fills the seat until next April replacing Mr Mode whose term ends then. Board members listed include Mr Bivins Herman Smith Jeff Briscoe Bill Gunn E M Blackburn Jr and Bob Wilson with terms expiring in 1949 or 1950.
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Amarillo
He Cement Company
University
San Antonio
Caroline
Carter
Margaret Wills
Mode
Alvord
Wise County
Fort Worth
Denver
National Guard
Bivins
Kelly
Herman Smith
Jeff Briscoe
Bill Gunn
E. M. Blackburn, Jr
Bob Wilson
Gunn
Briscoe
Mr. Smith
Mr. Wilson
Latham Released on Bond in Odessa Attack Case
Eugene Latham charged with aggravated assault in the Friday night attack on an Odessa man has been released from Potter County jail on a 350 dollar bond. Latham said to reside at 905 North Mirror. Jim Broach, also charged, was released earlier. A juvenile was also arrested in the incident surrounding the Sandie Odessa game arrival.
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Eugene Latham
Odessa
Potter County
Latham
Jim Broach
North Mirror
Broach
North Johnson
P. W. Burton
Burton
Ima Mae Allen
Hugh Holmes
Amarillo
Mrs. T. A. Shelton Funeral at Kress
The body of Mrs. T. A. Shelton 65 of Kress was moved to Plainview by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home. Funeral services are set for Kress Friday afternoon. Mrs Shelton died at 5 45 pm Wednesday in St Anthony's Hospital after a sudden illness while visiting in town with her husband and daughter Mrs C T Rucker. Survivors include her husband another daughter Mrs B E Howard of Long Beach Cal and two granddaughters Karen and Shelley Rucker of Amarillo.
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T. A. Shelton
Kress
Plainview
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Long Beach, Cal
Karen
Shelley Rucker
Amarillo
Pebble Picking Becomes Lithoxania Practice
The term lithoxania refers to the act of gathering pebbles hoping to locate a valuable uncut stone. This antiquated pursuit captures a quirky method of seeking treasure in ordinary stones.
Trial relays delays as key witnesses fail to appear
A murder trial faced multiple delays as witnesses, including Ear l Chism and Mrs Haggerton, did not show. Jurors were seated after Chism was arrested, and the state tied the Plymouth to the getaway while defense witnesses placed the Haggertons at a downtown drive in during the time of the crash. Arguments began after 9 AM Thursday.
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Oeeo Gerton
Earl Chism
Chism
Haggerton
Charles Haggerton
O. M
Clem Calhoun
Haggertons
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