AHL Actes TEXAV Notice to Public Sealed by Board
Notice to the public above lists publication by The ens Globe board of censors with named members Wes Izzard Paul Allingnar D Bart lett Mre Bob Babb Grant camp Mra Barah Winter J P Preece newts Nordyke and Chariey Underwood for review and publication.
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Theens-Globe Board of Censors
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingnar
D. Bartlett
Bob Babb
Grant Camp
Mra Barah Winter
J. P. Preece
Newts Nordyke
Chariey Underwood
Amarillo letters reveal gossip and travel notes mix
A collection of reader remarks and anecdotes from Amarillo includes a double dating rumor involving a mother and daughter, old war talk by a cess pool worker, and Mrs. Harry Marshall’s complaint about a Las Cruces visit. The missive denounces racial bias and praises Amarillo dining, but also notes unpleasant eateries as “dumps” in the city.
Remembering Red Wertz A Longtime Amarillo Leader Dies
The plains country and Texas mourn the loss of R. E. Wertz known as Red Wertz a staunch citizen and leader in gas and oil. He moved to Amarillo in 1931 earning friendships in 16 or 17 years and contributed to Amarillo's growth through open dealings and public leadership. He was respected by thousands for his progressive work and will be mourned. Also notes a compliment to fair beauty contest judges and argues real beauty lies beyond physical appearance.
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Plains
Texas
Southwest
R. E. Wertz
Red” Wertz
Amarillo
Wertz
Northwest Texas Hospital report sparks board feud
Cal Brumsey, the reporter tangled with Northwest Texas Hospital trustees, is now a patient there. Dr. Howard Puckett removed his appendix, while Dr. Don Marsalis, board president, is not his doctor. A grim wartime saying echoes the clash.
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Cal Brumsey
Northwest Texas Hospital
Don Marsalis
Howard Puckett
Amarillo reflections on politics, gardening, and country life
The column blends political notes about Stevenson and Nordyke with a tale of watermelon generosity from Roy Eastland of Texas Sand and Gravel. It celebrates Panhandle gardening strides, past trials with bluegrass and corn, and praises Amarillo as a top modern city while sharing light country anecdotes.
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Roy Eastland
Tack
Eastland
Texas Sand & Gravel Company
Tascosa
Bets On Dewey Truman Rumors Stir In Clovis
Cash Ramey of Clovis NM writes that rumors of 25 to 1 bets on Dewey versus Truman circulate, mostly among friends, with big bookies yet to set odds. The editor notes a Washington newsletter and promises updates if solid information arrives. A separate item covers catfish skinning champion Alex Meier of Shattuck, clocking over 120 fish per hour and praised for knife technique.
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Cash Ramey
Clovis, N.M
Dewey
Truman
Clovis
Washington
Catfish claims spark display idea for Amarillo markets
Mr. Meier praises Houston Doughty of Bivins Station as a bright catfish peeler and potential successor. He envisions Meier performing at Amarillo fish markets to attract crowds, boost sales, and educate fish lovers, with Mr. Tack likely to cover the spectacle.
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Mr. Meier
Houston Doughty
Bivins Station
Doughty
Catfish Pro Mr Meier Delivers At Amarillo Optimist
Mr Meier of Shattuck recounts a crowd of about 1500 at Amarillo where he cleaned catfish before the Optimist Club. He notes the large turnout compared to his usual crowd of a dozen to fifteen and downplays the mishap with a cut hand. He emphasizes his reputation as a top catfish pro nationally.
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Mr. Meier
Shattuck
Shaddock
Wolf Creek
Amarillo
Optimist
Catfish
United States
Hurricane Spells Trouble for Ships
A hurricane accelerated across the Atlantic threatening shipping along the eastern seaboard. With 75 mph winds within a 50 mile radius, the storm moved northeast at 35 mph after skirting Cuba and Florida. Mariners were urged to exercise caution and small craft to stay in port as the Miami Weather Bureau tracked the center midway between the U.S. mainland and Bermuda.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Cuba
Florida
Miami Weather Bureau
Bermuda
Watson Heads Dudes and Janes Square-Dance Club
In Amarillo Hotel meeting, Watson and new officers were elected for the Dudes and Janes square-dance group. Max Watson becomes president with Marion Bruce as VP, O. J. Swan as treasurer, and Mrs. Walter Harwell as secretary. New members Vernon Crawford and J. G. Eckel joined, and duties begin at the next meeting on October 14.
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The
Dudes and Janes
Amarillo Hotel
Max Watson
Marion Bruce
O. J. Swan
Walter Harwell
G. W. Godsey
Vernon Crawford
J. G. Eckel
Dudes
Janes
Noble Fowlkes
Temperatures Above Normal Are Forecast
The weatherman predicts sunny fall weather through Saturday with highs around 90 degrees and lows near 62 Friday night. Thursday's high reached 90 and the low 63. Expect 2 to 4 degrees above normal over the next five days with mid 80s daytime highs and mid 50s mornings. Showers are possible Sunday and Monday per H C Winburn, US Weather Bureau observer.
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H. C. Winburn
US Weather Bureau
English Field
Winburn
McAdams Sister Killed by Car at Funeral
T. C. McAdams of 1210 West Elev is en route to Muskogee Oklahoma to attend the funeral of his sister Mrs Mabel Hatfield who died from injuries after being struck by an automobile on a street Thursday The service is set for Saturday through the family confirms.
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T. C. McAdams
West Eleventh
Muskogee
Okla
Mabel Hatfield
Markets Close with Merrill Lynch Reported Averages
Closing New York stock quotations show Industrials at 179.28 up 51, Utilities 344.71 up 6, with extensive listings from Air Reduction to Zonite Prod. The report notes volume around 650,000 and includes a long roster of major corporations and rail lines. Also provided are grain, Kansas City livestock, and various market indicators.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
New York
Amarillo
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and
Beane
Laclede Gas
Alaska
Juneau
A'S
Lambest Co
Allegheny
Libby McN&l
Allied Stores
Lockheed Airc
Allis Chalmers
Loews Inc
Amer Airlines
Lone Star
Amer
Long Bell
Mack Trucks
Glen Smartin
Amer Chain&c
Amer Locomot
Petr Rae Ree
Minn Mol
Amer Roll Mill
Amer Smelt&r
Montem Ward
Amer Tel&Tel
Murray Corp
Amer Tobacb
Nash Kelvintr
Amer Woolen
Natl Auto Fibr
Amer Zinc Ld
Natl Biscuit
Anaconda Cep
Natl Can
Ansconde We
Natl Cash
Amour
Natl i Pr
Assoc DryGds
Arch Top&sf
Natl Distillers
Avco
Gypsum
Baldwin Loco
Tee
Saasiebeem
Packard Motor
Bohn Alumnm
Anhan
Borden Co
Borg Warner
Braniff Airway
Penn Pow&Lt
Bridgeport
Br 8%/|Pennslyy o~ 18', Briggs Mfg 32% Dr Pep. 13, Briggs &Strat
Pepsiola
Bucyrus Erie
Phelps Dodge
Budd Co
Philco Corp
Burroughs Ac
Phillips Petrol
Butler Bros
Pittsby&Bolt
Canada Dry
Plymouth Oil
Canadian Pac
Carrier Corp
Saliman Radio Corp
J. I. Case Co
Caterpillar Tr
Celotex Corp
Tle Republic Avia
Certainteed
Republic Steel
Chesap &Ohio
Rexall Drug
Chicago Corp
Reynold Tobb
CM St Paul
Richfield Oi
Chio RI
St Regis Papr
Chrysler
Safeway
CIT Financial
St Jospehad Coro Fuel Iron
Schenley Dist
Columbia G
Ays ‘Crane Co
Southern Ry
AmSug
Spiegel Inc
Curtiss Wright
Square D Co
Curtiss Wrta
Deer & Co
Gaspid
del & Hudson
Oil Calif
Distillers Corp
Oil Ind
Dome Mines
Stand Oil NJ
Douglas Alirer
St Spg
Dupont
Stewart Warn
Eagle Picher
Swift & Co
Eastern Airlin
Stone &Webst
Eaton Mfg
Studebaker
Sunray Oil
L Electric
Pw&l
Superhater
Erie Railroad
Symington
Farnsworth Tv
Texas Co
Federal Mtr T
Tex Gulf
Foster Wheeler
Tex Pac C&o
Freeport
Tex Pac Landt
General Electr
Tidewater
Aso
General Foods
Transam Corp
General Motor
Transc &Wa
General Tire
Gillette Safety
Gimble Bros
United Aircrft
F Goodrich
United
T&t
Woolworth
Johns Manvil
Jones &Laughnan
Wyandotter
KC Southern
Youngson S&t
Kennecott
Zonite Prodd
CURB
Livestock Market Report from Chicago Office
USDA report shows salable hogs 3000 with total 5000, prices mainly steady to lower. Top hog price 29.50 with varying weights. Cattle and calves totals around 1800, receipts mostly cows and medium steers, bids down on bulls, calves active. Slaughter lambs 25 to 50 cents higher, western ewes 9.00 to 10.00. Financial Industrial? FMNP liquidating, offer 1.99.
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Kansas City
Colorado Spring Lambs
Colorado Ewes
Chicago
USDA
Washington
Visitor Suffers Heart Attack in Local Repair Shop
Dr. Holcomb of Clarkdale Mississippi suffered a heart attack while his car was being serviced at the Bob Crauchington Motor Company on First and Fillmore. He was rushed to St. Anthony's Hospital. He is visiting the area at the home of his daughter Mrs. J. H. Reddoch Jr. 1227 Fannin.
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Dr. Holcomb
Clarkdale
Bob Crauchington Motor Company
First
Fillmore
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mr. Holcomb
J. H. Reddoch, Jr
Fannin
Students Rally to Support Amarillo Team in Abilene
Sanctioned by Amarillo High School boosters, a large group of students traveled to Abilene to cheer the football team. Many missed school with written permission and arranged to make up work. A pep meet highlighted by six cheerleaders led the student delegation, with hundreds joining the trip and a long list of attendees.
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Sandie
Amarillo High School
Abilene
Deanie ‘Windsor
Jerry Elkins
Bill Brady
Beverly Gillespie
Truett Fields
Jimmy Johnson
Kenneth Burns
Jace Gilstrap
Marshalda Schultz
Betty Nor‘rid
Bob Jones
Jimmy Wise
Robert Jones
Dale Duncan
Bob Elsey
Harlan Nesbit
James Kimbrough
Pat Kurten
Bruce Autry
Amil Mask
Margie Thompson
Tom Cole
Frances Wallace
Barbara Jordan
Doc Williams
Carole Barnes
Harris Kimbrough
Jo DeWeese
Carol Boggs
Jim Heath
Walter Wolfram
Martha McCormick
Jean Thomas
Pat Stanford
David West
Paul Harris
Barbara Dryden
Edgar West
John Freeman
Dick Guyer
Neva
Gene Hooks
Joyce McClenny
Charles Pamplin
Dorothy Kenneth
Charlie Reeves
Marvin Brusher
Pat Davis
E. G. Mitchell
Betty Seaton
Tommy Amason
George Morehead
Loyd Wessels
Kenneth Peek
Roy Byrd
Don Lee Morgan
Bill Lackey
Pat Virden
Gene Gately
David Mims
John Gray
James Howard
Clifford Fulton
Bill Bradford
Billie Jean Johnson
Clifford Webb
Charlotte McKnight
Nelda Sandlin
Phylis Osborn
Don Ratcliff
Bobby Jones
Mary Ellen Ford
Mary Baker
Karen Thatcher
James Parmelee
Spencer Dies of Heart Attack At North Hughes Crossing
Charles Spencer of 1703 West Eighth died Friday afternoon from a heart attack. He collapsed while driving in the 2000 block of North Hughes and was rushed by ambulance to St Anthony's Hospital where he died on arrival. His car remained stopped at Second and North Hughes.
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Charles Spencer
West Eighth
North Hughes
Spencer
St. Anthony's Hospital
Second
Berlin tensions rise as Soviets plan air practice near zones
The United Nations sessions see Moscow and Washington clash over Soviet air-to-ground exercises near the Berlin corridor. A Russian Yak fighter reportedly endangered an American transport with 30 aboard en route from Berlin to Frankfurt. The dispute undermines the 1947 Moscow pact for free information exchange among four occupation zones.
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United Nations
Gookin
Dolle
Berlin
Frankfurt
Moscow
Texas Senate nominee injunction stay risks Johnson ballot entry
Stay of execution of the injunction could compel the Texas Secretary of State to insert Johnson's name on the November 2 ballot. Johnson's next recourse if the circuit court fails would be the U.S. Supreme Court. The court may grant temporary relief before its October 4 session. the suit seeks Stevenson as Democratic Senate nominee after merits trial, replacing Johnson. Belgium's Congress adds a five percent premium for diligence to wages.
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Texas
Johnson
Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
Hutcheson
Davidson
Stevenson
US Senate
Axis Sally Says She's No Traitor
Mildred E. Gillars known as Axis Sally pleads not guilty to a 10 count treason indictment in federal court. She is a Maine native and radio figure linked to Nazi wartime broadcasts.
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Axis
Sally
Washington
U.P
Mildred E. Gillars
Miss Gillars
Maine
Federal Court of Justice
Matthew FP. McGuire
United States
Miss Gil
Amarillo Man Held On Forgery Charge
H. A. Smith, 31, of 718 Harrison, was in Potter County jail Friday morning facing a forgery charge for passing a worthless $85 check to Amarillo Hardware. The check payable to H. C. Smith and signed R. W. Smith bore endorsements Alvin Smith of 718 Harrison and H A Smith.
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H. A. Smith
Harrison
Potter County
Smith
Amarillo Hardware Company
H. C. Smith
R. W.smith
Alvin Smith
Jam Jar Club Dance At YWCA Friday Night
Teenage boys and girls are invited to a regular Jam Jar Club dance at the YWCA at 8 o clock Friday evening. A game series will accompany the dance, with Miss Sue Haynie, club president, in charge of the program.
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YWCA
Sue Haynie
Gallup poll shows voter certainty shapes Truman edge
A Gallup poll indicates readers who are unsure or not voting tend to favor Truman over Dewey, with apathy and stay at home attitudes lowering Dewey’s potential share. The table shows certainty split among categories: Abso- certaintain 52 percent favor Dewey, 37 percent Truman, plus small shares for Wallace Thurmond and no choice.
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Truman
Dewey
Wallace
Thurmond
Queen Contest Planned With 60 Candidates At Tri-State Fair
Amarillo’s Ruth Hulen 18 joins Range Riders sponsor as Panhandle entrants vie for Queen of the Tri State Fair. A royal slate includes 60 candidates with luncheons banquets and balls. The Kansas City coronation ball may draw 7500 people with Orrin Tucker leading music. The queen will lead the opening parade be featured on a nationwide program and have a rodeo box during fair week October 4 to 9.
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The
Globe News
Karl Koerper
Orrin Tucker
Kansas City
Fair Grounds
Ruth Hulen
R. J. Hulen
West Ninth
Amarillo
Miss Hulen
Panhandle
Dewey pledges private control of atomic energy after security
In Phoenix speech before 15,900, Dewey pitches housing, price restraint, and broad social security with national health, promising to end government monopoly on atomic research once peace is secured and the need for security passes, and to put atomic energy under private industry thereafter.
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Dewey
California
Phoenix
Ariz
New York
Dewey Appeals Unity in White House Bid Speech
In a nonpartisan tone he insists the campaign seeks unity over party lines. He notes 2000 GOP precinct workers from Phoenix and welcomes Democratic holders present. He stresses atomic secrets must be protected yet progress must involve more than the government. His brother Vernon Griffith, with ties to a grain company in Kansas City, recounts the family’s Montivideo and Argentina history and the presence of Griffith's son John Jr.
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White House
Phoenix
Dewey
University of Kansas
University of Southern California
Vernon Griffith
Kansas City
Montivideo
Griffith denies Argentina charges as scapegoat in strike fallout
Griffith calls the Argentinian accusations a vengeful persecution and a detective story without basis. He says he does not know most reported plotters or seen those charged for two years, blaming the charges on an internal scandal tied to last spring's bank strike.
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Griffith
Berlin crisis dominates UN assembly talks
Paris labor calls a general strike signaling global economic unrest. Delegates grow reconciled to assigning the Berlin situation to the UN, shaping the assembly agenda. Marshall’s talks with Bevin, his first since London, delayed his arrival at the general assembly amid Western powers’ stance on potential Berlin disruption this winter.
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Paris
Berlin
Assembly
Marshall
Bevin
London
House of Commons
General Assembly
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