Public notice and column remarks from a Texas paper
A reader letter style notice details censoring approval for publication and a long block of social commentary on aging gender differences. It features profiles of Ivzard and others, plus a humorous piece about Mr. Tack and dreams. It also highlights Houston Harte, a San Angelo publisher, and his dry ice experiment at Vega ranch.
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Houston Harte
Southwest
Harte-Mansfield
Vega
R. Harte
San Angelo
Mr. Harte
Houston Harte praised as San Angelo’s leading journalist
In San Angelo residents light up at Houston Harte’s name calling him a swell citizen who has done much for the town and runs the best newspaper in the state. The piece notes Harte as a local prophet and mentions a big real estate deal Tack referenced earlier that remains “boiling” and likely to erupt soon as bird dogs track it.
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San Angelo
Houston Harte
Tack
Winchell on Tax Men and Decency in New York
Winchell cites a surge of income tax enforcement centered in Manhattan aiming to audit thousands of garment workers for holiday yearBlack market earnings. He notes penalties by Oct 15 and possible arrests, and laments tax system fairness while recounting an Amarillo man with two sets of books. He mentions a five million dollar certified check by Texas oilman John Sullivan and NBC lifting a ban on the song Body and Soul last week.
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Winchell
Manhattan
Hoosegow
Amarillo
Colorado
John Sullivan
Texas
NBC
Forger tied to local forgery ring continues case
Deputy Vaughn said the teen forged checks using signatures of a known Amarillo property owner. Richerson, indicted Aug. 11 for forgery, is suspected in mid August for $600 in forged checks. Names tied include H. T. Bruce and James A. Rockland. Richerson often lists Amarillo or Shallowater as home.
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Dick Vaughn
Amarillo
Vaughn
Richerson
Bill Adams
H. T. Bruce
James A. Rockland
Shallowater
Jaycees Seek Helmet Liners For Patrols
Jaycees appeal for veterans to donate GI helmet liners to equip school patrols. Lee Throneberry says liners unavailable from War Assets Admin. Donors can leave liners at the Jaycee office or request pickup. Patrols growing at McKinley, St. Marys Academy, and Horace Mann with belts and IDs added.
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Jaycees
Lee Throneberry
Jaycee Patrol Organization Committee
War Assets Administration
Throneberry
Jaycee
Amarillo
McKinley School
St. Mary's Academy
Horace Mann
Chest Goal Sheets Are Distributed In 1948 Drive
The 1948 Community Chest fund drive distributed contribution goal acceptance sheets to committeemen at Old Tascosa Herring Hotel. Heads of firms will set firm goals for executive participation and employee contributions, with sheets due next Tuesday. Bill Gunn, general chairman, says these figures will guide campaign workers and provide concrete targets for campaign headquarters.
Price-war across America by unions and housewives
Labor unions and housewives rally to curb rising costs with two strategies. Old tactics urge restraint and neighborly pressure, while new efforts form cooperatives to buy in bulk and sell at cost. Detroit unions fund a grocery store at cost. Springfield and Toledo see chain calls and mass picketing. The movement aims to strip middleman profits as prices stay high.
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Detroit
St. Louisonsumer Federation
CIO
United Auto Workers
Briges Manufacturing Company
Nellie Strong
Springfield
Ohio
Toledo
CIO Council
Housewives, Inc
L. J. Senn
Repairs delayed for English Field lighting system
City electrician Jack Coffee said repairs to the wiring feeding the landing area lights at English Field are delayed by manpower shortages. Feeder lines, many not in metal conduits, are being removed, repaired or replaced as worn insulation has been rotted by weather and water.
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English Field
Jack Coffee
City Electrician
Mr. Coffee
Closing Stock Averages and Midwest Livestock Markets
Merrill Lynch closes industrials at 175.94 down 0.23 and rails at 47.52 down 0.50 with total sales 600,000. Kansas City livestock report Sept 12 shows cattle and calves mixed, hogs and sheep varied, with prices across categories and regional USDA notes. Chicago hog and cattle prices reflect declines and varied demand, with notable figures for weights and classes. Financial fund liquidating offering at 2.91.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Sarwaens
Rebeande
Ae Gees
Eckwres
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago
Amarillo Plan aims to attract new industry
Amarillo business leaders approved the Amarillo Plan to furnish housing through construction or purchase for manufacturing distributing or warehousing firms wanting to locate in Amarillo. A 70 member meeting named Hugo Loewenstern to organize, with a minimum 100000 capital stock and leases designed to yield a 4 percent net return plus reserves.
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Amarillo
Hugo Loewenstern
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Board of
Direcors
Virgil Patterson
Organiztion
Patterson
Weather limits and Atlantic hurricane near Puerto Rico
The forecast notes light showers in Vernon and several Texas towns with 44 to 46 degree lows and a 100 degree high at Wink. Gulf Coast rains end, warm days fade, and most football games should be playable under fair to cloudy skies. Separately, a hurricane with 143 mph winds heads toward Puerto Rico as Missouri carries President Truman home. Cirrus project debates dry ice seeding but no tests will occur this storm.
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Pampa
Amarillo
Wink
Dallas
Gulf Coast
Miami
Pla
Lesser Antilles
Barbuda
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Missouri
Truman
Rio de Janeiro
Comdr
Daniel Rex
Army
Navy
General Electric
Bond Set for Joe F Gray in Jewelry Heist
Bond of 1500 dollars set for Joe F Gray held in Potter County jail on charges of taking watches worth more than 100 dollars from L N Pittman Jewelry Company at 510 Polk Street after breaking a show window. He was arrested after being run down and held by Oklahoma City bus driver C R Strickland who witnessed the incident.
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Joe F. Gray
Potter County
L. N. Pittman Jewelry Company
Polk Street
C. R. Strickland
Oklahoma City
Martin Meeker Sermon At Pleasant Valley Church
Rev Martin A MeekerPreaches Sunday on Men and Sheep the topic How Much More Is a Man Worth Than a Sheep Miss Betty Bowman to sing Gods CountryChurch school begins at 945 AMA sing song scheduled at 730 PM Public invited.
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Martin A. Meeker
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Betty Bowman
Hawkins
Co ed Club Dance at YMCA Social Room
The Co ed Club a joint YMCA and YWCA group holds its regular dance in the YMCA Social Room Saturday at 8 30 p m Entertainment before intermission by Three Honeys and a Bee from Julia Dean s choir All young people 17 to 25 invited Wearers of high hats in North Carolina paid an annual tax of 84 in the past.
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YMCA
The
YWCA
Julia Dean
North Carolina
Concert Aids Negro Youth at Municipal Auditorium
The 60-voice Union Choral Society, formed from four Negro church choirs, presents a concert at 8:30 PM Monday in the Municipal Auditorium. Proceeds fund a building on the Negro Youth Center property at North West Fourteenth and Ong. Reserved tickets price Lower Floor 1.60 balcony 1.10 student 0.60. Tickets from Tolzien Music Store and Corner Drug Store.
Injuries From Corn Picker Fatal to Texas Farmer
Burkburnett Texas farmer Jess Ashton aged 55 died after his trouser leg caught in a mechanical corn picker. The incident occurred yesterday and was reported by U P. Ashton died from injuries sustained in the accident.
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Texas
Burkburnett
U.P
Jess Ashton
Grasshoppers Called Shrimp of the Earth in China
The grasshopper is harvested and consumed in China where it is known as the shrimps of the earth reflecting its role as a common edible insect. The caption notes cultural practice and regional culinary use.
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China
Start Street System Survey in Amarillo Progress
Surveys began today to assess Amarillo s municipal street finances and maintenance gear. W L Gowen of the Texas Highway Department in Austin leads the study, with results through 1944 and updates to 1946. Data will guide future Texas highway construction as city planning seeks routes and an expressway via North Eighth, backed by state funds if right of way is provided.
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Amarillo
W. L. Gowen
Highway Planning Section
Texas Highway Department
Austin
Gowen
Highway Department
Texas
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Jimmie James
James
Planning Commission
Lawrence Hagg
Ira Stephenson
Bud Curtis
DeWitt Greer
North Eighth
Greer
General Bullard Dies in New York at 86
Lieutenant General Robert Lee Bullard aged 86, who started his lengthy military career during the Indian wars of the 1880s and earned decorations from four nations in World War I, died last night of a brain hemorrhage at Fort Jay Hospital on Governors Island Paris? Wait.
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General Bullard
New York
Robert Lee Bullard
Fort Jay Hospital
Governor's Island
YMCA Membership Drive Next Week
A YMCA enrollment drive will be conducted in Amarillo through next week led by four member teams headed by the Shot Rods. Competing for the winning goal are the Hot Rods, the Sucker Rods and the Ram Rods. Boys interested in joining are advised to contact committee chairmen.
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YMCA
Amarillo
Kilman No-Billed In Forgery Case
Joe F Kilman a self styled private detective was no billed yesterday by the Potter County Grand Jury. Kilman who was fined weeks ago on pistol charges faced a forged check count in payment of a cafe bill at an East Fourth Avenue cafe. He was arrested at Wellington. His Amarillo address is 504 Buchanan.
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Joe F. Kilman
Potter County
Kilman
East Fourth Avenue
Wellington
Amarillo
Buchanan
Cells Grow Near Nuclei Then Migrate to Cell Exterior
Cells complete most growth in the immediate vicinity of their nuclei and subsequently move outward to the cell surface, indicating a two‑phase development pattern within the cellular structure.
Adlerika Tone Up laxative promises gentle relief
If you are run down and tired from poor digestion Adlerika offers help without violent purges. The improved formula is a scientific blend designed to relieve gas pressure and move waste through the digestive tract gently. Use as directed and consult your druggist to order a bottle.
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Nature
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one-Globe Board of Censors
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Paul Allingham
N. Dartiest
Bob Babb
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
J. P. Black
Lewis Nordyke
Charney Underwood
Peo
Frankie Bailey
Hollywood
Darling
Harte
United States
Bernard Hanks
Houston
Abilene
Corpus Christi
Big Springs
Paris
MR. Tack Presents
Karo
Suzanne King
Jack King
Paul Bryant
Harry King
Mr. Tack
Mr. Sullivan
San Antonio
Wis
Los Angeles
Cal
Puebla de la Reina News-Globe
Los Angeles de la Portiuncula
Kansas City Livestock
Financial Industrial Fund
American
Armour & Co Anaconda
Aviation Corporation
Sia Baldwin
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel Tee
Blaw-Knox Steel
Borden Foods
Braniff Airways
Eee Bt
Briges Mfg
Budd Rails Equi
Burroughs
Chrysler Corporation
Continental Motors
Continental Oil Co
eHae
Curtiss Wright
Deere & Co
Douglas Aircraft
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gulf Petroleum Ete
Lockheed
Long-Bell Lumber
Jean L. Martin
Continent Petroleum
Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit Eee Ewes
National Can
Northern Pac
Ohio Il
Ste
Packard Motors
Pan American Airways
Paramount Pictures
Seeeses
Pennsylvania
Penney J C
Radio Keith
Republic
St Joadabeteaés
Sears Roebuck
Shamrock
Sheil Union Oil
Sinclair Ol
Socony Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Ettee
Spiegal, Inc
Standard Brands
Ee Eee
Standard Oil Inc
Standard Oi NJ Sehen
Studebaker Motorstater
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf Sylph
Union Tidewater Oil
Carbide
United Aircraft
US Rubber
US Steel Ene
Warner Brothers
Estern Union Pee
White Motors
Willys-Overas
Wi & Pee
Woolworth
Chicago Board of Trade
Oass
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Plainview
Corsicana
Samp Fares
Pueblo
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Mexico City
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