Public notice from Nelobe board of censors publication
The Nelobe board of censors has approved this notice for publication listing members Wes Izzard Paul Allingham ND Bart Lett Mrs Bob Babb Grady Camp Mrs Gareth Winter J P Black Lewis Nordyke and Charley Underwood.
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Nelobe Board of Censors
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
ND. Bartlett
Bob Babb
Grady Camp
Gareth Winter
J P. Black
Lewis Nordyke
Charley Underwood
Kansas City Stirs with Cowboys and Rail Talk
A columnist recalls the American Royal Week vibe in Kansas City criticizing war related changes, praising Santa Fe railroad hospitality, and lamenting poor station conditions and mismanagement. Witty hotel room anecdotes about Dewey pacing the floor are noted alongside taxi chatter and airline replacement debates.
Fifi the stylish toy dog and critique of Kansas City station
The piece recalls Mrs. Ole Bretz of Pampa Texas gifting her dog Fifi a fur coat with the dog’s name engraved. It shifts to a sharp critique of Kansas City’s railroad red cap service noting delays and poor handling at the station. The author contrasts the city’s hospitality with the bad station experience.
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United States
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Ole Bretz
Pampa
Tex
Red caps overwhelmed by rush at Kansas City terminal
A commentator notes red caps face fatigue from too many trains and too few unloading moments. He blames management not workers, urges a skilled leadership plan to ease the bottleneck. He adds Kansas City sees heavy air travel due to luggage service at airports.
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Tack
Dallas
San Antonio
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
Kansas City
Inadequate bulletin boards spark transit frustration at city station
A traveler blasts the city station for dim lights and unreadable arrival boards. He cites two bulletin boards, one poorly lit and another brighter, and vows to seek action from rail operators, the Interstate Commerce Commission, and Kansas City railroad presidents to fix the lighting.
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Mr. Tack
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
City drafts strict dog catcher plan and rabies tags
Mr Tack criticizes delay as the city forms a force of dog catchers to seize unlicensed dogs and those without rabies tags. Owners failing to comply face gas or penalties. Authorities cite stray dogs and a rabies scare with at least one infected case.
Texas Oil Reserves Untouched
At the Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association meeting Stanolind Oil and Gas President E. F. Bullard outlined Texas as holding untapped reserves equal to the nation’s current total. He highlighted prospects in Upper Gulf Coast offshore areas West Texas South Texas East Texas and deeper untested sedimentary sections. He noted a synthetic gasoline plant at Brownsville slated for completion next August and that six leading U S airlines collectively fly about 186000 miles daily.
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Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
Texas
United States
E. F. Bullard
Tulsa
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Bullard
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Upper
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Cotton Valley
P. C. Keith
New York City
Brownsville
Dr. Keith
Hydrocarbon Research, Inc
Stock market roundup features major corporations and quotes
Merrill Lynch indices list numerous firms with varied percentages. air, steel, oil, and food stocks cited. Including Air Reduction, Alaska Juneau, Allied Stores, Allis Chalmers, American Airlines, Anaconda, Armour, Atlas, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, Coca-Cola not listed, and many others. STOCK AVERAGES show mixed movements with Industrials up, Railroads down. Grain and livestock tables follow with Chicago and Kansas City quotes and cattle hogs lambs prices.
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Pierce, Fenner & Beane
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Allegheny Lud
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Amer
Chicago Corpil
Paul
Chgomaroc
Colo F
Puellion
Libby McN&l
Lockheed Aire
Loews Inc
Lone Star
Columbia G
Columbia Carb
Pw&al
Farsworth
Firth Carpet Ie
Gulf Ol
Homestake
Hood-Hershe
Houston Oil Co
Howe Sound
Poaen Motor
Interlake Iron
Internat
T&t
Johns Manvil
Southe Sen Tt
Porto Rico
South Pac RR
Southern Ry
Spiegel Inc
Square D Co
Gasgord
oOil Calif
Oil Ind
Stand Oil NJ
St Lpyllis
Stewart Warn
Swift & Co
Stone &eWebst
Studebaker
Sunshine
Sunray Oil
Symington Gol
Exas Co
Tex GulfProd
Texseen
Tidewater Aso
Aan Corp
Union
Union C&c
Union Pacific
United Aircrft
United Aiiilin
United Carbon
United Corp
United GasIm
US Lines
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US Rubber
US Steel
United Wallop
Walworth Co
Warner Bros
Warren Petro
Western Una Sit Wesingh Airb
Westingh
Elec
White Motors
Willys Overland
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Wood (Gar
Youngstn S&t
Zoepente Cfd
Zoniter Odd
Trial of High Reds Delayed Till Nov 1
In New York on October 15 the trial of 12 top-ranking Communists for advocating forcible overthrow of the U S government opened but was postponed to November 1. Judge Murray heard motions to dismiss as the defense seeks more delays while the government remains ready to proceed.
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New York
United States
Camel Gets Grid Team Over Hump in Berlin Issuing Gifts
Clarence the 86th Wing mascot a camel travels to Berlin to pass out food candy and fruit to blockaded city children. Lt Butterfield pilots the mission with Col Edwinson escorting Clarence and Sam the jackass to Neubiberg Field.
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Reds Defy UN Council in Berlin Crisis Standoff
In Paris on October 15, Soviet leader Andrei Vishinsky defied the United Nations Security Council by refusing to answer two questions about Berlin. He denounced the hearing as a trick and pledged that the Soviet delegation would not engage further, while Chairman Bramuglia pressed for explanations on Western restrictions and the four powers in Berlin.
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Amarillo Chamber Plans Highway Route 60 Inspection trip
The Amarillo chamber of commerce authorized a four member inspection trip to California along Highways 60 and 60 returning via another route. The Oklahoma State Highway Commission originated the idea with E. E. Nichols presenting the plan at a directors meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
California
Amarillo
Oklahoma State Highway Commission
E. E. Nichols
Zoning Meeting Postponed By City Board
The city zoning adjustment board meeting was postponed to next Tuesday due to lack of a quorum. Chairman Bob Ricks presides as Jim Stevens notes two agenda items: Sterling Coffee seeks a garage at 1233 Bryan, closer than permitted to the rear line, and Bishop George Quarterman seeks a streetway between his home and a chapel at 1520 Bryan.
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City Zoning Adjustment Board
Bob Ricks
Jim Stevens
Sterling Coffee
Bryan
George Quarterman
Peace in Holy Land Possible Says UN Adviser
Dr. Ralph Bunche told the UN political committee that time is ripe for a settlement in the Holy Land and both sides would accept a reasonable UN proposal. He said Israel is a going concern from birth and could only be destroyed by overwhelming force. A Georgia note mentions DeSoto and his men serving the first pork meal in 1640.
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Holy Land
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Georgia
Kansas Boys Jaunt In Stolen Car Ends
Two Salina youths Duane Compton 15 and Harold Lady 16 charged with juvenile delinquency in federal jurisdiction after being found with a gasoline filled stolen 1948 Hudson sedan at Amarillo Bus Company. They were held at Potter County jail on $500 bond after federal arraignment.
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Harold Lady
Fourth
Jefferson
Rachel Heath
Potter County
Stassen Rally Highlights Panhandle GOP Support
Stassen, here for a rally organized by Miss Bacon, spoke without notes and declined audience questions. Local Republicans including Bascom Slemp, Bob Lyons, George Shannon, Ed Roberts and Frank O’Brien assisted. Porter the senatorial nominee drew attention amid Dewey-Warren ticket chatter.
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Braniff Cleared for Chicago Houston Nonstop Route
The Civil Aeronautics Board authorized Braniff Airways and Chicago and Southern Air Lines to offer nonstop service between Chicago and Houston. Braniff had been required to serve Dallas and Chicago and Southern to serve Memphis on all flights.
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Bob Elliot Seriously Hurt In Bus Accident
Bob Elliot a 16 year old Yannigan football tackle son of Mrs W D Elliot of 918 Alabama was seriously injured when he struck his head on a baggage rack while the Amarillo bound bus from Perryton traveled between Perryton and Borger He was knocked unconscious and remained so at noon Friday He was taken to North Plains Hospital Borger and later transported to Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo by ambulance
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W. D. Elliot
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Nazi mass executions on Borkum Island echoed in Dachau trials
The report outlines multiple executions of Nazi figures tied to the Flossenburg and Dachau camps. It names Jan Akkerman the former Borkum mayor, Heinrich Schmitz, and others, detailing their roles in killings of American airmen and the ensuing sentences confirmed by Gen. Lucius Clay.
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Borkum Island
Germany
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Flossenburg
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August Mohr
Ginschel
Dachau
Einz Ellenbroie
Girke
Brain Goss
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Josef J. Kiwitt
Offenbach
Frankfurt
Akkerman
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Will Rieke
Fauerbach
Rieke
Canal Zone vulnerable to attack despite bases
A February report to Congress by the Canal Zone governor and a group of military and atomic energy experts warned the Canal would be vulnerable to modern weapon attacks regardless of how many American bases or air fields the United States kept in the region.
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