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Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D. Bartlett
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Charley Under
War talks and wounded soldiers near Seattle
Reporters at the airport interview returning soldiers from Korea. Medics prepare for Chicago hospital care as wounded sailors share grim tales of the front. An Iowa farm boy recalls harsh conditions and a bullet wound in the spine amid transport planes and wartime shortages.
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Seattle
Panhandle
Korea
globe trotter Harrington recounts war era adventures
The writer, narrating with humor, recalls Harrington’s rapid enlistment across Marines Air Corps Army and Navy as a youth in Colorado. The piece weaves travel, hotel mishaps, animal swimming quirks, Alaska fears, and looming military conflicts, ending with Don predicting Russian moves and a clash near Iraq oil fields.
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Mr. Harrington
Europe
Colorado
Don
Denver
Marines
Air Corps
Army
Navy
Difference Between Terghee and Seattle Stirs Local Debate
Citizens compare two cities, Terghee and Seattle, outlining contrasts in climate, cost of living, and urban services. The discussion highlights perceived strengths of each locale and community priorities as residents weigh relocation and investment choices.
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Terghee
Seattle
Sunday Newspaper Timing Confuses Weekend Baseball Scores
A reader notes the Sunday paper arrived at 4 PM Sunday afternoon, lacked Saturday scores, and in Seattle the Monday edition contained Sunday games from the big leagues while the Saturday results remained unknown.
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Seattle
Weathered Coast Fog Keeps Planes Grounded Says Airman
An airman describes flying along the coast as often “socked in” by fog. He explains the persistent fogbound conditions hinder long coast runs and delay missions and travel.
Weather lore contrasts coastal barometer use on plains
On the coast most folks own a barometer and expect weather changes when it drops. On the High Plains the same cue prompts wary jokes about old back and the harsh frontline weather awaiting.
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High Plains
Mother Gets Her Baby Back in Houston
An eleven month old girl, claimed by two Houston women, was returned to Mr. and Mrs. William Bryan Bell after a habeas corpus hearing before Dist. Judge Wilber B. Hunt. The child, born to Mrs. Bell last October, had been given to various caregivers after the couple separated. The Hartmans did not testify and their attorney offered no witnesses.
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Houston
William Bryan Bell
Dist
Wilber B. Hunt
Bell
Edward Hartman
Two Years for Theft of Sheet and Bedspread
An Amarillo Negro, Willie J. Mims, 26, was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary after a 47th district court jury found him guilty of stealing a sheet and a bedspread from John Alexander’s apartment at 516 West Sixth.
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Willie J. Mims
John Alexander
West Sixth
U S Oil Supply Seen Abundant Despite War
Kansas City report quotes Bernard L. Majewski vice president of Deep Rock Oil Corp stating the United States has ample oil. He asserts the industry can supply gasoline jet fuel and heavier oils in any wartime scenario despite global tensions.
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Kansas City
U.P
United States
Bernard L. Majewski
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Tulsa
Chicago
New Texas Lawyers Take Oath Sept 26
A new class of 253 lawyers will be given the oath of attorney by the Supreme Court Sept. 26 in a special session. Albert P. Jones of Houston will welcome the new lawyers while Willard C. Williams of Garland, top in the July bar exam, will respond.
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Austin
Supreme Court
Albert P. Jones
Houston
Willard C. Williams
Garland
Wanted: reliable apartment and tourist court care in Amarillo
Mrs Lois M Ward seeks employment as manager or caretaker for an apartment or tourist court. Experienced and honest, offers references and flexible terms. Prefers Amarillo but willing to relocate, available immediately or after year end, requests living quarters or salary. Address 1003 Lincoln.
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Amarillo
Lois M. Ward
Lincoln
Reader advertises ironing and sewing services in Canyon
A reader offers ironing by piece or hour at home and sewing for small girls. Call 587 M in Canyon, Texas.
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Tack
Canyon
Tex
Colored girl seeks day work or half day job
A reader advertises that a colored girl is available for day work or a half day by the job and provides the contact number 39388 for interested parties.
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Tack
Wrist watch found at Twelfth and Polk on Saturday
A small wrist watch was found Saturday afternoon at Twelfth and Polk. The owner may claim it by calling 3 4659 and identifying the watch. Lenora Triplett notices.
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Tack
Twelfth and Polk
Lenora Triplett
Call for mail from Tack's office in Lonesome Newcomer
A notice directs residents to contact Tack's office for mail delivery inquiries. The message signs as E. B. and emphasizes pickup or clarification of parcels and correspondence. No additional dates or locations are provided.
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Tack
Courses for Housewives at Amarillo College
Amarillo College announces fall courses for housewives led by Dr. A M Meyer. Classes run 2 to 5 pm weekly in Room 222 Arts and Commerce building. Topics include decorating, child guidance, home administration, special occasion foods, household economics, and foods men like. Each course yields three semester hours with option for noncredit.
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Amarillo College
A. M. Meyer
Dr. Meyer
Arts and Commerce Building
Twenty-second
Jackson
Recount Sought in New Hampshire GOP Primary Result
Concord NH Sept 20 Attorney Wesley Powell petitioned the secretary of state for a recount of the Republican primary last week in which he trailed US Senator Charles W Tobey by 1310 votes. Recount must be completed within ten days of filing. Official totals had Tobey 39203 Powell 37893.
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Concord
Wesley Powell
Secretary of State
New Hampshire
Charles W. Tobey
Tobey
Powell
Courthouse Records and Domestic Relations Docket Update
Ledger of warranty deeds shows transfers for numerous parcels in Wolflin Park, Bivins, Madden, River Road Gardens, San Jacinto Heights, and surrounding subdivisions with names such as McCue, Goldston, Gilbert, Jones, Morris, Oakes, and Witt. Domestic relations docket lists two divorce actions and multiple marriage licenses to be issued for local couples.
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J. H. McCue
A. B. Goldston
Artie Gilbert
Buford Jones
San Jacinto Heights
E E. Cooper Et al
G. BE
Bond
West Lawn
Henry J. Pankratz
Garengae
A. P. King
Garland Morris
Bivins
Arthur A. Garlinghouse
P. T. Hamilton, Jr
Rual Jones
Roy Beckwith
C. A. Byrd
Mirror
W. E. Roberts
A. D. Haddock
Charles Hinsey
Pleasant Valley
Co. L. Munday et_al
James W. Oakes
Madden
Plemons
North Line
Madden L. D. Wirt Et
C. Trimble
Jeanora F. Sample
T. J. Clauson
Morningside
Albert M. White
H. L
Ab&m
Wolflin Park Inc
Hatcher
Wolflin Park No
C. S&s. Callicoatte Et Ux
Glenn Nutt
Jennie J. Thompson
A. D. Kelly
River Road Gardens
J. W. Uhrig
Lennel M. Berryhill
Earl W. Rogers
Ridgemere
Wolflin Park, Inc
Davis Medley
Wolflin Park
Ae H. Gerlin
Carl D. Evans
North Highlands
Court OF Domestic Relations
Samuel Lee Rose
Mattie Mae Rose
Lowan Scott
A. J. Scott
Kenneth Edgar McKechnie
Opal Marie Hunter
Edward Burgess Nobles
Shirley Genevive Scott
John Vernon McClain
Mildred Cunningham
Ralph Carlton Clark
Patricia Ann Winberg
Lonnie Elmer Roberts
Betty June Carpenter
Layoffs Forecast in Auto Industry Over Steel Shortage
Walter Reuther of the CIO United Auto Workers warned in Philadelphia that many automobile workers face layoffs due to an impending steel shortage tied to the Korean War and steel monopoly. He criticized Republicans for a negative stance on spending for education and housing while urging support for Democratic candidates.
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Philadelphia
Walter Reuther
Cio-United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
UAW
Merrick Needed To Move Writer's Books
Monrovia California writer Upton Sinclair moved a vast collection of books and papers to a desert hideaway due to lack of space. A derrick was needed to lift four hinge boxes, each six feet high five feet wide ten feet long, packed and insect proof with plywood construction.
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Merrick
Monrovia
Cal
Upton Sinclair
Sinclair
Earnest Brooks Saves Over Thousand From Paper Route
Memphis teen Ernest Brooks age 15 has saved more than $1,000 from his newspaper route earnings. His financial milestone highlights diligence and early saving habits in the city.
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Tvering
Memphis, Tenn
U.P
Ernest Brooks
Child seeks piano storage space in exchange for care
A seven year old girl asks for a piano storage space with assurance of best care from her mother. If anyone has an unused piano space, please call 3-6275.
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Tack
WANTS SALES JOB IN Amarillo AREA
Applicant seeks a sales position in Amarillo or nearby towns. Highlights include reliable vehicle and ample availability. References can be provided and address listed as 4108 Gables.
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Tack
Amarillo
Gables
Foster a year-old male Chea dog needs new home
Family seeks a country home for a friendly one-year-old male Chea dog unable to stay due to no yard. Call 3-9735 to arrange adoption or discuss details.
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Tack
Yearbook Clinic Planned by Panhandle Schools at Amarillo College
An all day yearbook clinic will be held Saturday at Amarillo College with administrators, staff, and sponsors from about 30 Panhandle high schools and colleges. Newsfote Publishing and Amarillo College sponsor the event in the college auditorium at 9 30 a m. Dr A M Meyer will give a welcome. The program includes copy preparation instruction and Q and A sessions, with a 12 30 lunch and 1 30 second session focusing on sectional meetings.
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Panhandle
Newsfote Publishing Company
San Angelo
Amarillo College
Amarillo
A. M. Meyer
Lost Ring Found In Garden Before Golden Wedding
Denmark reports a family finds Niels Pedersen's wedding ring after 36 years. The son unearthed the old golden ring in the garden on the eve of the couple's golden anniversary.
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Denmark
U.P
Niels Pedersen
Indian Fighter Asks Pension
SAN PEDRO Cal Sept 20 Edwin M Wells now 81 years old finally sought a soldier s pension after records from frontier days surfaced T E McDermott head of the San Pedro veterans center said Wells qualifies He ran away at 10 to become a cow puncher and joined the Cavalry at 19 to campaign against the Cheyenne Indians He and his wife Katharine have been married 33 years.
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San Pedro
Cal
Edwin M. Wells
US Cavalry
T. E. McDermott
San Pedro Veterans Center
Wells
Cavalry
Katharine
Commerce Soldier Is Killed in Korea
News of the death in Korea of Lt. Jack Scroggins of Commerce was received by school officials preparing the program dedicating the college's new stadium to former students killed in World War II. The stadium dedication is set for Saturday night.
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COMILIER@E
Korea
East Texas State College
Jack Scroggins
Commerce
West Germany Allows 20 Percent Bonuses to Boost Exports
West Germany permits bonuses of 20 per cent to stimulate export business. The policy targets increased overseas sales by manufacturers and exporters, aiming to improve trade balance and bolster industrial growth amid global competition.
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West Germany
Master Watchmaker Henry Danciger Ad Publicized
Master watchmaker Henry Danciger advertises over 40 years of experience and electronic testing of watches and clocks with a one year guarantee. Previous affiliations include Hamilton Longines and Bulova. Located at 408 B West 10th Street with phone numbers 2 3888 and 3 9245.
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Henry Danciger
Union Boss Escapes Bullets In Chicago Shooting
The president treasurer of an independent Teamsters local was shot at last night but unharmed. Steve Slaher, 49, ducked under his dashboard as four shots sprayed from a dark sedan. A bullet hit his keys in his pocket, and he escaped with only a hip bruise.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Steve Slaher
Joseph Goldberg
Slahor
Slaher's Left Hip Bruise From Slug Hits Key Injury
Officials at Illinois Masonic Hospital report Slaher sustained a left hip bruise after a slug struck his keys. Meanwhile song festivals gain popularity across the United Kingdom.
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Illinois Masonic Hospital
Slaher
United Kingdom
Eye Donts For Ferctory Workers
Eye care ad promotes Lavoptik to soothe inflamed eyes and granulated lids after dust exposure. Claims 35 years success and money back offer. Urges purchase at all drug stores.
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