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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1950
Page
2
Notice to the public that the board of censors has published a list including Allingham N D ane Grady Mrs Saran Win, Mrs Bob Babb, Nordyke, Joe Hess and Alice Timmons. The text appears from The eos and references The Asts actey.
Weather concerns arise as wheat turns brown due to moisture shortages. Report notes fields were wet at planting, causing luxuriant growth that now demands more water. The advisory cautions against overconfidence as conditions threaten crop health.
The piece notes dwindling public interest as the election nears. Organizers ramp up last-minute efforts to mobilize voters, urging participation in final days of campaigning.
A critic argues that while the world cannot match America’s wealth, the United States could be reduced to the level of poverty seen elsewhere, highlighting concerns over economic inequality and policy impact.
The Saturday Evening Post comments on rising poverty and inflation. It warns the public about the rapid erosion of purchasing power and predicts the dollar could lose half its value within five years due to inflation.
A $25 reward is offered for the return of an eight month old wetmeraner gray puppy with blue eyes and long ears named Pal. It vanished yesterday around 11 near Fifth and Garfield. The owner is Edwin Engin, 709 Harrison, phone provided. The notice blends other unrelated items.
Erle Cocke Jr national commander of the American Legion urged a program of Universal Military Training to build defense while avoiding a giant professional force. He called for stronger internal security, stamping out Communist influence, and three steps: pass UMT, defend America, and buy more savings bonds. He spoke to about 500 Legionnaires and planned stops in Clarendon Memphis Childress and Quanah before Wichita.
A Kentuckian claimed Louisiana ties while a Colorado man challenged him, declaring the Kentuckian is not a Louisianian by adoption but a Coloradoan by erosion. The exchange riffs on regional identity with a playful taxonomic twist.
A young woman named Beckie Brown visited the office early today seeking employment. She asked for a position and discussed her qualifications with staff members.
A letter from East Erners expresses longing for horseback riding on plains near Amarillo but finds the West mechanized. The writer seeks a reader with a horse to exercise it and signs off from Brucks Hall, 1311 Madison, noting Iowa per capita riding exceeds Texas.
A reader notes tips for older people to feel younger by walking on the balls of their feet. They claim stair climbing is easier when staying on toe tips, suggesting toes help prevent shortness of breath during ascent.
Douglas Brittian a 22 year old Lamb County farmer machinery company employee died after swerving to miss a dog on Highway 28 four miles west of Orion his car rolled four times He was admitted to Olton Hospital about 8 yesterday morning and died at 6 30 this morning Funeral services have not been set He lived with his parents W K Brittian six brothers and four sisters survive Francis Brittian was killed on Guadalcanal in 1942 in action
Mrs Wendell Henry organist at Polk Street Methodist Church will head the newly organized Amarillo chapter of the American Guild of Organists. The chapter officers include A G Atkin sub dean L Quinn auditor F E Pair treasurer Mrs E B Graham registrar Mrs Gus Henderson secretary Rev Eugene Slater chaplain and executive board members Mrs J Francis Brown Miss Nellie Erhard and Mrs Kermit Lawson. The group will meet the second Monday each month with the first meeting in November. Elmer spoke at St Andrews Episcopal Church then left for Colorado Springs.
Otis Gatewood of Lubbock arrives from Germany to address a public meeting at Municipal Auditorium sponsored by the San Jacinto Church of Christ. He reports a revival of religious interest in Germany, with nine Churches of Christ and a new central Frankfurt building seating 1,000. Gatewood, a Texas native and Abilene Christian College alumnus, will show color motion pictures and discuss missionary relief work with 30 American Churches of Christ workers postwar.
Henry Danciger a master watchmaker formerly with Hamilton Longines and Bulova offers repair service for any make watch or clock. Located at 403 B West 10th Street call 2-3888 for details and a one year guarantee.
A reader offers four Gunn Bros. stamp books in exchange for Vitality shoes size TARA. The shoes are new and the trade contact is 3-1862.
Classified ad offering an upright gas range in exchange for three books of Gunn Bros. or S H Green Stamps. Contact phone number 2 3339 for trade details.
Mrs Jones offers two Gunn Bros stamp books in exchange for S H Green Stamps. Contact phone 3 0039 or visit 600 North East Fourth to arrange trade.
A 50 year old working woman seeks a neat man in his 60s or mid 60s for correspondence. She desires a clean rancher or farmer partner who enjoys outdoor activities as a hobby. No drinkers.
A reader seeks a reasonably priced piano for sale and asks interested parties to call 2 4966.
A brief reader notice seeks to sell a bedroom suite cheaply. Contact number 30527 for responses and arrangements.
Family seeks a caregiver for a child in home from 7 or 8 AM to 5 or 6 PM six days weekly. Prefer ages 3 to 5. Rate seven dollars per week. Contact Mrs George Theisen at 3-6731 or visit 2900 Wichita St.
A buyer seeks old records at 25 cents each, with a preference for Gennett labels. Will travel to examine attic collections anywhere in the city. Contact via phone 2-4700.
Mrs. Smith of 405 Garfield asks for a donated baby bed she can trade ironing services for. She offers to iron in exchange if someone has an unused bed.
Female collie puppy two months old available for adoption to a caring home. Contact phone number 3-0778 for arrangements and details.
Mrs A N writes that as a quiet widow in her 40s she desires correspondence with a clean living man not older than 49 who shares church, wholesome sports, and singing interests. She asks for photos from respondents and notes she is lonely and would enjoy light fun and companionship.
Mrs John D Simmons offers four books of Gunn Bros stamps in exchange for four books of S H Green stamps. Call 3 8014 to arrange trade.
Applicant offers sewing skills and experience in retail sales. Seeks position as cashier or alteration assistant at Daily Reader, 506 North Tyler, requesting consideration for employment.
The note requests to begin housework in the mornings for two to three hours and asks to call 30379 before 2 o'clock. It reads like a personal task reminder with a specific contact number and a time constraint.
Two six week old yellow part Persian kittens are available for adoption. Call 3-0508 for details.
Audrey Austin offers four trees at 1508 West Nineteenth for ground cutting and hauling away. Potential recipients should arrange removal at a convenient time.
A reader offers ironing services for the home. Contact by phone at 24618 to arrange collection or in-home ironing duties.
Neighbor and I offer a boy size 12 wool suit and size 16 tan and blue topcoats at reasonable prices. All in good condition. Interested buyers please call 7143.
A missing billfold from Oct 6 believed lost between Capitol Theater and car. It belongs to a deaf couple with two children. Contents included driver’s license social security union card photos and about 50 dollars. Identification shows C. Abernathy or Carmen Abernathy 411 South Get. Contact 410 Jackson.
Dear Tack offers guidance on balancing household chores with child care. The note mentions keeping children in Sera and doing ironing, followed by a requested phone contact for further advice.
An old classified note offers typing services with office experience and references plus envelope addressing and monthly statements. It also advertises hats and bags crafted from corduroy and velveteen to match outfits, with reasonable pricing and contact numbers.
Fred Harris seeks employment citing dairy work experience since arrival. He notes his former employer sold cows and mentions a sister available for babysitting or housekeeping. Address 304 East Central.
A brief, readable fragment notes a request for laundry work. The text expresses a strong desire to obtain washing tasks, indicating the writer seeks employment or arrangement for laundering duties. No further specifics are provided in the accessible lines.
Short classified note offering washing and ironing services and child care for working mothers in a city area. Mentions contact phone numbers 8419 and 3-6165 and a visit at 207 Virginia. Also an item about rug delivery to 804 North Cleveland rear.
An 84 year old man living alone seeks a donated rug about 10 by 12 feet. He relies on his pension and is seeking assistance to furnish his living space. Any donation would be greatly appreciated to improve his home environment.
Found spectacles frames without lenses likely sized for a man. Contact phone 3-3137 in evenings to claim.
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