Notice to Public for Publication by Board of Censors
Public notice prepared for publication lists names such as Paul Allingham Bart Bob Babb Grady Camp Mrs wevinver J P Black Lewis Nordyke and Charley Underwood as participants. Names appear with roles and designation as part of a censor board posting.
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Ie Lobe Board of Censors
Paul Allingham
Bart
Bob Babb
Grady Camp
Wevinver
J.P. Black
Lewis Nordyke
Charley Underwood
Weather map and politics mix in Dallas Fort Worth notices
A mild norther is forecast for Tuesday with a weather map from the Metropolitan Weather Service. Amarillo readers learn Dewey leads Truman 15 to 1 in betting while St Louis reports low wagers. A park tonight hosts Jackie Robinson and Roy Campanella amid Negro progress notes.
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Tack
Metropolitan Weather Service
Dallas News
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Associated Press Service
Dewey
Truman
St. Louis
Kansas City Union Station to Brighten Red Cap Service
B J Duffy of the Kansas City Terminal Railway pledges action after Tack’s article about Union Station bottlenecks. Red cap supervisors are added and bulletin boards re lit to improve service as trains funnel through peak hours. A note from Duffy praises Tack while defending the station and inviting a visit. Also Mrs Olver recovers a diamond ring found at Furr Food parking lot.
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Union Station
Kansas City
Tack
B. J. Duffy
Kansas City Terminal Company
Mr. Tack
Kansas City Terminal Railway Company
A. N. Olver
Furr Food Store
Pac
Eddie Jones and Roy Nichols Rewarded for After School Work
Eddie Jones and Roy Nichols earned a 250 reward from Mr. Olver for tasks after school and they hurried to the Olver home after reading about it in The Sunday News Globe advertisement.
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Eddie Jones
Roy Nichols
Mr. Olver
Tack
Sunday News Globe
Olver
Cloudy forecast dampens North Plains wheat hopes
The US Weather Bureau observer at English Field reports no rain in the near term for North Plains. October rainfall is 1.23 inches below par, with 19.80 inches for the year. August brought heavy rains, but September and October have reduced total toward normal by 0.14 inch. Amarillo area expects fair skies, cooler conditions ahead with highs 77 and 68 degrees on Monday and Tuesday.
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North Plains
P. W. Reynolds
US Weather Bureau
English Field
Amarillo
Agricultural aid and self help praised by Dr Trotter
Dr Trotter stresses that assisting others and enabling self help yields long term repayment. He highlights major projects in every country visited, focusing on improving agricultural methods despite issues with petroleum products and ineffective modern farm machinery.
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Trotter
City Dads To Meet Tuesday Afternoon
City commissioners set a 1 30 PM meeting on Tuesday replacing the usual evening session. They will award a contract for digging seven sump pits for the sanitary sewer system. Low bidder is Roy Stockton Construction Company of Amarillo at about 25 000 with five other bids up to 40 000.
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N. V. Moss
Roy Stockton Construction Company
Amarillo
Moss
Stinnett Tots Hurt In Fall From Car
Two Stinnett children fell from a moving auto on a Sunday afternoon. Donald Barrow, 7, suffered a fractured right leg and was hospitalized at North Plains Hospital in Borger. Linda Dean Hardy, 3, was not hospitalized. The driver was Nadine Hazel of Stinnett and the incident was investigated by Highway Patrolmen Howie and Hilderbrand.
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Borger
Stinnett
North Plains Hospital
Donald Barrow
F. L. Barrow
Linda Dean Hardy
Nadine Hazel
R. W. Howie
W. D. Hilderbrand
Danish English die contact help sought
Dear Tack asks for assistance contacting someone with a Danish English die. The note indicates continuation on page 6.
City Opposes Bus Route Shifts For Public Access
City transportation agent Lefty Fowler asked Amarillo Bus Company to extend east west routes to Buchanan Street and loop lines to reach the Municipal Auditorium. Bus officials stated current routes suffice and noted South Grand West Thirteenth and East Amarillo buses would remain on their paths with transfers available for access to city hall. Fowler stressed the change is for public convenience, especially the elderly.
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Lefty Fowler
Fowler
City Commission
Polk
Taylor Street
Buchanan Street
Municipal Auditorium
Infant Carolin Warren Dies in Amarillo Hospital
Carolin Jean Warren six months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis F Warren of 1606 Monroe died about 530 am Monday in Northwest Texas Hospital. Funeral services are pending Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. Surviving are parents a brother Timmie three grandparents Otis Smith Amarillo W C Green Amarillo and a grandmother Mrs Jack Coulter Amarillo and a great grandmother Mrs D B Weaver Munday.
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Carolin Jean Warren
Willis F. Warren
Monroe
Northwest Texas Hospital
Boxwell Brothers
Timmie
Otis Smith
Amarillo
W. C. Green
Jack Coulter
D. B. Weaver
Munday
Aggie Exes To See Grid Films Tonight
Motion pictures of the TCU Texas A&M College football game will be shown at Amarillo A&M Club meeting. The event starts at 7 pm in the Blackstone Hotel Coffee Shop. D. W. Williams, vice-chancellor for agriculture, will attend and brings the films from College Station.
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TCU
Texas A&m
Amarillo A&m
Blackstone Hotel
Tenth
Tyler
D. W. Williams
Agriculture of Texas A&m College
College Station
Tourist Finds West Crowded With Non-Texas Cars
Texan traveler H. H. Brown returns from a 10 day Western tour with Mrs. Brown. He reports over half the highway cars carry California plates and more from Manila and Guam than Texas. He attributes this to Texans working during the summer vacation period.
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H. Brown
Parker
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Brown
California
Manila
Guam
Texas
Stop Signs Guard Pupils at Wolflin
Movable stop signs were installed near Wolflin School to protect children crossing. Mounted on a fulcrum, the signs read Stop for Children and will be operated by schoolboy patrolmen to create a safe pedestrian lane during crossings. Similar signs were recently placed at Vins School.
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Wolflin School
Leo Kouba
Vins School
Beville Granted Two Year Suspended Term in District Court
A. M. Beville, address listed as a downtown hotel, received a two year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to swindling by worthless checks in 47th District Court. He waived a jury trial and pleaded before Judge Henry Bishop.
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A. M. Beville
47Th District
Henry
Bishop
Markets Close Mixed on Wide Stock Quotes from Amarillo
The 1 o'clock New York quotations show broad activity across industrials railroads and utilities with gains at Natl Biscuit Natl Can Natl Dairy and Pan Am Air and declines in Am Airlines and Allegheny. Merrill Lynch listed numerous firms including Air Reduction Boeing and Chrysler with varied percentages and notable moves from Arch Top and Union Bag.
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New York
Amarillo
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Air Reduction
Lehigh
Portidas
Alaske Juneau
Abe McN&l
Allegheny C
Lokheed Aire
S Inc
Allegheny
Allied
E W Bliss Co
Boeing Airpin
Bohn Alumnm
Borden Co
Borg Warner
Braniff Airway
Bridgeport Br
Briggs Mfe
Penn Pow&Lt
Bucyrus Erie
Chrysler
CIT Financial
Colo Puellron
Columbia G&e
Columbia Carb
Commer Cred
South
Consol Edison
Consol Vultee
Crane Co
Crucible Steel
Cuban AmSue
Curtias Wright
Curtiss Wra
Deer & Co
del Hudson
Stillers Corp
Hier Jarvis
Dome Mines
Douglas Airer
Dupont
Eagie Picher
Eastern Airlin
Eaton Mf
Pw&l
Erie Railroad
Farsworth Tvp
Federal Mtr T
Firth Carpet
Foster Wheeler
Tex Pac C&o
Freeport
Wilson Ac
Johns Anvil
Wood Gari
Jones &Laugh
Woolworth
KC Southers
Wyandotte
Kennecott Cop
Youngstn
S&t
Laclede Gas
Youngstn Ltd
Lambert Co
Zonite Prodd
CURB
Lt&Trac
Amer Maracab
Humble
Ark Natl Gas
Kaiser Fraser
Plywood
la Land
Barry Biscuit
Lone Star Gas
Catalin Co
Nat
Hess
Central
Nias Hud
Pancoast
Cessna Aircrat
Colden
Ted Ie
Crown Drug
Wentworth
Wright Harar
Hugoton Prodais Ans Financial Industrial Fundiquidating
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Washington Street Christian Church planned in Amarillo
Organizers announce a new Washington Street Christian Church in Amarillo under West Amarillo Christian Church sponsorship. Rev. R Bolton, 34, former Clarendon pastor, leads the project with two children. Church property on Washington frontage allows future growth. occupancy target Jan 1 and new furniture ordered.
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Amarillo
West Amarillo
Johnson Bible College
Kimberlin Heights
Tenn
Bolton
Bobby
Judy
Washington
New Church
W. R. Scott
Leon Yates
Election experts forecast near sixty million voters in 1948 race
Washington figures from 48 states estimate 51,085,256 will vote for president on November 2, a record though below 1940 and 1944 totals. Census notes potential voters at about 95 million with voting age rising 12 percent since 1940, while states forecast gains in California Illinois Massachusetts and Ohio.
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Washington
LWO E
CIO News
Associated Press
Census Bureau
Idaho
Kentucky
Texas
Virginia
California
Illinois
Massachusetts
Ohio
Bureau
New York
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary
Kansas City market reports cattle and calf sales with totals around 33 200 cattle and 4400 calves. Slaughter cattle and most classes show slow activity with weak to lower prices. stockers and feeders open weak and bids well below prior levels. Good fed steers scarce and midrange stockers and feeders bring 23.00 to 26.00 per cwt, with some good stocker and feeder loads above 26.00.
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North Dakota
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
City Moving Job Is Going Smoothly
City Manager N. V. Moss reports a planned move from City Hall to the Municipal Auditorium is proceeding with brief interruptions. Offices from engineering to purchasing have shifted to the auditorium and other departments occupy wings or basements as moves continue through the week. Police and health remain at City Hall.
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City Hall
Municipal Auditorium
N. V. Moss
Moss
Pelicans Ship Recalled From Albuquerque Zoo
Two pelicans sent from Canada to the Albuquerque zoo were returned after a few days due to food costs at 1.50 dollars per day per bird. Zoo officials cited the expense as the reason for sending them back to Canada.
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Albuquerque. NM
Albuquerque Zoo
Canada
Memphis Youth Home staff and juvenile facility details
Sheriff-elect Gaither described the Memphis Youth Home’s staff of more than a dozen, with about 30 juveniles held at the detention home. He noted combined facilities for delinquents and dependent or neglected children and even infant quarters with a dozen baby beds. He mentioned a 2 year old boy held there after being deserted by parents.
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Memphis
Gaither
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Alk
Betty Fairfield
Copan
Syniicate
Fairfield
Maus
TEXAN
Voice of America
Jeackie Robinson
Hughes Street
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Roy Campanella
Campanella
Brooklyn
Third Avenue
Ball Park
Mr. Tack Presents
Sonal
Linda Sue Draper
Calvin Draper
B. N. Marcum
Odessa
Dr. Trotter
Stinnett Tots
Berlin
President Hayes
News-Globe
Amarillo Bus Company
Aggie
Wolflin
Beville
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Murrey Corrais
Nash Kelviner
Acme
Auto Fibr
Natl Biscuit
Natl Dairy Pr
Dept
Natl Distillers
Natl Gypsum
Natl Supply
Newport Indy
Cent RR
North Am
North NatGas
North Pac RR
Ohio Oil
Oliver Corp
Packard Motor
Pan Am Airw
Pan Est L
Panhand P&r
Paramount Pc
Tat O Co
Srph
Reo Motors
Republic Avia
Republic Steel
Rexall Drug
Reynold Tobb
Richfield Oil
St Regis
Papr
Safeway tSore
South Amarillo
Say
R. C. Bolton
T. M. Montgomery
Earl Sparks
R. H. Turner
Homer Jacob
Arillo's
Blackburn Shau
Pierce
Hanhandle Toaundry “Day
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