Public notice of globe news censored panel names
Notice to the public. The Globe News board of censors has passed the below for publication. Names listed include Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N D Sartlett Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter Mrs Bob Babb Lewis Nor es Hess and Charley Under wood.
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Globe News Board of Censors
Towit
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D. Sartlett
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Nores Hess
Charley Underwood
Tack’s Bubble Dance Challenge to Bell Telephone Adclaims
In a sharp retort to Bell Telephone Company advertisements in The News-Globe, Old Tack vows to prove their figures. He proposes to climb the telephone building at noon in his nightshirt to perform a bubble dance for public view, exposing what he calls misstatements.
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Tack
Bell Telephone Company
News-Globe
Old Tack
Telephone Company
Tack disputes 39 percent claim on proposed raid and hike
Tack contends the overall raid or hike is more than 39 percent and challenges the company's assertion that new installation costs have risen. The company cites an added plant cost of 278 dollars per new telephone versus 137 dollars per telephone last year.
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Tack
Red s Charge MacArthur Is Arming Japs
Amarillo editor rails at Bell Telephone rate hikes calling for meters on business lines and family lines amid claims of hidden profits. He cites El Paso oversight, expects higher charges for small consumers, and notes officials’ limited city regulatory response while Pravda accuses MacArthur of rebuilding Japan’s military machine.
Bell Telephone charges cited as large News-Globe customer
The excerpt questions why actual figures are hard to obtain on price differences and preferred customers. It notes The News- Globe likely being the Bell Telephone Company’s biggest client, with many tens of thousands of dollars spent yearly on telephone charges, long distance calls, press dispatches, and radio wires.
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Ernest
Mr. Smith
The
News- Globe
Bell Telephone Company
Praise for A O Thomas Panhandle district manager
A local office group credits A O Thomas with 14 years of service in charge of the Panhandle district. They describe him as a swell fellow and a good citizen. They praise his superlative service, constant availability, and the numerous calls of appreciation from people he has assisted.
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A. O. Thomas
Panhandle
Thomas
Ultimatum Delivery Sparked by Dallas Ad Copy
Mr. Thomas was told to deliver an ultimatum to Amarillo. The advertisements referenced by Old Tack were written in Dallas, not in Amarillo, prompting a challenge over where the copy originated.
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Mr. Thomas
Amarillo
Dallas
Thomas Faces Heavy Load Behind District Operations
Mr Thomas must run the district machinery and keep the public calm with limited help. He acts as the front for Dallas accountants and senior executives. Six men could not perform his expected duties if public contacts were to function like other companies.
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Mr. Thomas
Dallas
Amarillo residents push back on phone meter plan
A speaker denounces Mr. Ernest and Mr. Smith, warning they should step down from their high horse over a proposed bubble dance on a telephone building. The protest opposes meters on residential lines and rejects motorizing home phones.
Questioning the Credit of Southwestern Bell Company
An impassioned jab questions who would claim Southwestern Bell’s credit is impaired and jeers at a Dallas author for crafting advertisements targeting gullible residents of Amarillo, portraying the critic as the target of deserved mockery.
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Southwestern Bell Company
Dallas
Amaallo
War correspondents ambushed with US troops in Korea
Five war correspondents were ambushed near Mirwang on the Seoul Pusan corridor while returning from the Yongsan front. Philip Potter of the Baltimore Sun was shot in the calf, Jean Depremonville of AFP hit in the thigh, others unharmed. The jeep to the road from a ditch opened fire with automatic weapons by guerrillas.
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Korea
Yongsan
Mirwang
Pusan
Taegu
Philip Potter
Baltimore Sun
Jean Depremonville
Agence France Presse
AFP
Homer Bigart
New York Herald-Tribune
Henri de Turanne
Alex Valentine
Reuters
Keeping Parks Beautiful Major Municipal Expense
Amarillo budget chapter details park department spending for next year totaling 301445 dollars. Major outlays include 145000 for two new swimming pools and 17600 for related construction, with 24 full time staff and six seasonal hires.
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Paul Timmons
Amarillo
Park Department
Ellwood Park
North Heights
Recreation Department
MacArthur reports Red recruitment worries UN
Lake Success, Sept 4. General Douglas MacArthur warned the UN that indications suggest Communists may be recruiting Koreans in Manchuria for a Red Korean invasion. His third report to the Security Council noted a large enemy troop concentration near Korea’s northeast border, implying recruitment in Southeastern Manchuria. The council may discuss a proposed India Sweden on the spot investigation into the charges, facing possible Russian veto.
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Lake Success
Douglas MacArthur
Manchuria
United Nations
Supreme UN
Security Council
Korea
Peiping
India
Sweden
Council
Warren R. Austin
MacArthur
Mason Turns 105 as Fort Worth Celebrates
John J. Ray Sr ., known as the world's oldest Mason, celebrated his 105th birthday in Fort Worth on Saturday. The Tarrant County chapter of the Eastern Star hosted the party as his daughter Alma Ray noted his 83 years in lodge work. Ray was born September 2, 1845, in Orange County, North Carolina, and moved to Fort Worth in 1913.
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Fort Worth
John J. Ray
Tarrant County
Order of the Eastern Star
Alma Ray
Ray Was
Orange County
Lost blond cocker puppy seeks home near 314 East 22nd
Dear Tack a blond cocker puppy wandered to our house at 314 East Twenty second please contact Mrs Stallworth at telephone 7886 to arrange return. The note asks for help locating the owner and reuniting the pet with its family.
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Tack
Stallworth
Apartment for service on Pleasant Valley bus line
A reader seeks a furnished downstairs garage apartment in Pleasant Valley on the bus line. The offer is rent free with bills paid for a middle aged or older woman who will care for a 4 year old boy on weekdays with Sundays off. Call 2-4007. 127 River Drive.
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Pleasant Valley
River Drive
ChessClub Invite After Eight At Bob’s House
A neighbor invites men of any age for casual chess at Bob’s house after 8 30 PM. Interested players should call 2 8867 for details.
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Tack
Bob
Colored girl offers day work cleaning ironing cooking
A colored girl advertises day work offering cleaning ironing and cooking services. She charges 75 cents per hour and provides references. Contact numbers are 3-3536 or 3-0575 for arrangements.
Toy Lost In Park Stroller Found By Children
A toy four inches tall made of pastel plastic beads was left near a playground in a park adjacent to a walk with swings and slides. Children nearby may have picked it up. contact Mrs Oward Miller at 3-8050 to reclaim. Army Wife seeks private financing for home purchase without GI loan.
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Oward Miller
Boy Seeks After School Help Near Mississippi 407
A notice from Mr. Owen seeks a family to care for a seven year old after school and on Saturdays near 407 Mississippi. Readers are asked to call 2-6568 after 7 PM for arrangements and inquiries.
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Mississippi
Trade for stamps for a collector item inquiry
A reader offers a 75 pound collector item in good condition in exchange for S H Green Stamps or other items of equal value. Call 3-3569 for details.
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S&h
Toy Lost in Ellwood Park Grass
A baby’s toy vanished on August 23 in Ellwood Park. The finder should return the toy to its owner, who requests its safe recovery.
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Ellwood Park
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