Notice of Board of Censors Publication Names
The notice lists Wes Izzard Paul Allingheam 4M D Bartlett Grady Camp Mia rah Winter Mrs. Bob Babb Lewis Nor et Hess and Chariey Under wood as signatories or affected parties in the Globe ward of censors publication.
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Ne Globe
Towit
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingheam
D Bartlett
Grady Camp
Mia
Rah Winter
Bob Babb
Lewis Noret Hess
Chariey Underwood
Ritz Hotel misbooking leads to apartment stay in Vancouver
Reporter recounts arrival at Vancouver through Battle Lake on Sea Bee and Corsair liner. Mentions Mack from Woodward who delivered The News-Globe, Tack, and Amarillo roots. Describes fishing plans at Campbell River aboard Powell River Company yacht with salmon expected, using flies and spinners.
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RITZ
Vancouver
Battle Lake
Comax
Harrington
The
Mack
Woodward
News-Globe
Tack
Amarillo
Corsair
Campbell River
Alaska
Powell River Company
United States
Canada
Oscar's Place Across From Hotel Vancouver
In Vancouver we visited Oscar's restaurant across from the Hotel Vancouver where Oscar, a former showman now running the hottest dining spot in Canada, personally seated us and touted his king-size steaks. Ted and Don are in Powell River arranging a yacht cruise. Oscar loudly rejected vegetable soup with steak, claiming only his meals deliver true flavor, and suggested others dine elsewhere for soup. A crabmeat cocktail preceded the meal.
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Ted
Don
Victoria
Vancouver
Oscar
Powell River
New England
Canada
Steak Draws Mixed Views in Garlicky Dinner
The meal featured steak portions described as tender yet not flavorful. The meat was infused with garlic well before serving, a preparation noted by diners as strong yet uneven in appeal, with the portions appearing smaller than expected.
Oscar Claims Superior Beef From His 180 Acre Canadian Ranch
Oscar asks about origin and declares he raises better beef than Texas cattle. He feeds whiteface cattle with wheat and molasses on 180 acres. Ted and Oscar debate Texas versus British Columbia beef, with Oscar suggesting importing Chicago or Kansas City sirloins for his own benefit. He asserts home reared beef may top British Canada but lags behind corn-fed finish from south of the border.
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Oscar
Texas
Ted
British Columbia
Kansas City
Chicago
British Canada
Oscar’s Vancouver Steakhouse Draws Fast Service Crowd
The narrator describes Oscar’s Vancouver restaurant as steak mad with sweating diners and rapid, high‑energy waitresses. He touts 50 percent higher wages, 100 percent higher output, quick service, and a large turnover while noting the showmanship and inviting midnight highball party offer.
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Oscar
Vancouver Girls and Women’s Roles Questioned
A fragmented early 20th century note discusses the status of girls and women in Vancouver, highlighting gender expectations and social norms of the era with scarce details readable from the source.
Vancouver Shoppers Reflect Men's Fashion Gap
The narrator notes Canadian husbands keep control over wives with money, while men buy more clothes for themselves. They describe a crowded Saturday in Vancouver with men's stores busier than women’s shops and claim Canadian men appear better dressed than Texas men.
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Vancouver
Texas
Vancouver landmarks and once famed Hudson Bay Company
The Hudson Bay Company, origin 1680, runs the largest Vancouver store. Howe Sound is the coastal waterway nearby. Howe Boulevard is a main Vancouver street named after Admiral Howe.
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Hudson Bay Company
Vancouver
Howe Sound
Admiral Howe
Soft Ice Cream Promotion in Vancouver
A readable snippet notes a popular Vancouver advertising claim for soft ice cream. The item highlights a local taste trend and suggests a promotional push by vendors to attract customers to soft serve offerings.
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Vancouver
Ice cream and bold plans drift from the Queen Charlotte Strait
Oscar notes soft ice cream as most popular while Powell River men share a bold idea. Mr. O'Brien, VP of logging, returns from Thele River with reports of thick rainbow trout and salmon. Houghton Harrington consider abandoning their Campbell River cruise to fly north, chasing dramatic scenery. What tomorrow holds remains unclear.
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States
Oscar
Powell River
Mr. O'Brien
Queen Charlotte Group
Islands
Thele River
Mr. Houghton
Mr. Harrington
Campbell River
Queen Charlotte Islands
Vancouver
Chicago
Amarillo
Colored girl seeks morning job by daywork rate
A reader writes that she is a colored girl seeking a morning job from 9 to 1. She can cook, wash, iron, and clean, offering day work at 75 cents an hour. Contact numbers 3-3536 or 3-0575.
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Tack
Daily Help Wanted with Child Care and Ironing
Job offer posting seeking ironing work and daytime or weekly babysitting. Call 30478 or visit 411 East Eighteenth for details.
Broad veteran seeks varied work in Amarillo region
A World War II veteran, 28, married with no children, asks for employment in Amarillo and nearby towns. He offers to work as a truck driver, service station attendant, carpenter helper, pipe liner, road construction, farm labor, clothing store, stockroom, or other construction jobs. He lists contact as phone 2191 and Box 98 Stratford, Texas.
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Amarillo
Atendant
Stratford
Tex
Cocker Spaniel Puppy Missing Two Weeks Ago
A devoted owner reports a runaway cocker spaniel puppy about two weeks ago and seeks information or help to reunite with the pet. The note emphasizes affection and urgency in locating the dog.
To the Winner Goes the Steak Ad Offer
Lost pet notice seeks a tan five month old dog named He. Reward offered and contact Patsy Roberts at phone 2-3014.
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Patsy Roberts
Alterations and Sewing at Home Service Listing
Wants home alterations and sewing with in home fittings pickup and delivery. Willing to work from home and accommodate schedule. Advertises affordable prices and provides phone 2 1086 for contact.
Lost Amarillo National Bank check book for Berry Cox
Personal check book missing from Berry Cox Tiaban New Mexico includes stubs for several months. Bank name Amarillo National Bank and contact number 3-2572 provided as a lead. Authorities urged to notify if found.
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Amarillo National Bank
Berry Cox
Tiaban
Help Wanted for Ironing Painting and Paper Hanging
Job inquiry seeks ironing, painting, and paper hanging services with reasonable price. Offers pickup and delivery. Contact J. C. and M. L. at 803 North Madison or phone 3 4708.
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North Madison
J. C
M. L
Collie Offered for Farmer or Rancher Adoption
A reader offers a half grown collie free to a farmer or rancher. The writer lives near town and cannot keep him and asks interested parties to call 8346 for pickup.
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Tack
Boy Interested in Studying Piano Seeks Home to Practice
A family offers a spacious home suitable for a child eager to study piano. They seek a quiet environment with room for a practice setup and regular teaching support to foster musical progress.
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Tack
Piano storage offered to save storage bills
A piano storage offer requests someone to store a piano not in use and keep it in good condition. Interested parties are asked to call 9413.
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Tack
Robert Barrett
West
Boy’s brown tan boot lost near Rex Theater
Mrs Murphy reports a brown and tan boot missing near the Rex Theater. If found, please call 9080.
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Rex Theater
Murphy
Three Kittens Offered For Adoption By Symms
Three seven week old kittens, one male and two females, are house trained and playful. Suitable as family pets. Contact W. H. Symms at 915 Bowie or call 34716.
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W. H. Symms
Bowie
Nurse's Pin Found At Cretney Drug Store
About two weeks ago a nurse's pin was found at Cretney Drug Store located at Sixth and Polk. The finder would be glad to return the pin to its owner.
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Tack
Cretney Drug Store
Sixth and Polk
Fred Gabbard's Runnymede opens new era at Nat Dance Palace
Nat Dance Palace owner Fred Gabbard renames the venue Fred Gabbard's Runny mede marking a major revamp after 30 years as Nat. Leon McAuliffe and his Western Swing Band perform Thursday at Clover Club. Sunday social at Longchamps features Homer Rice and a Western wear display. The Gabbard update follows long-standing city entertainment trends and a parade of cultural notes from Amarillo.
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Fred Gabbard
Runnymede
Nat
Natatorium
Leon McAuliffe
Clover Club
Leon
Bob Wills
Call for Beulah Machtolf at Cosmetic Counter
A call is requested at the Cosmetic Counter between 6 and 10 PM on any evening excluding Sunday, asking for Beulah Machtolff.
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Beulah Machtolff
Will Do Ironing At Home
A home ironing service offers on site ironing at a residence located at 3024 B West Tenth. Contact by phone 8473 to arrange pickup or in home ironing sessions.
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Tack
West Tenth
Formerly with Hamilton Longines and Bulova Watch Companies
Formerly employed by or associated with the Hamilton Watch Company Longines and Bulova Watch Company, describing a career linked to major American and Swiss timepiece manufacturers in the mid-20th century.
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Hamilton, Longines and
Bulova Watch
Reds Claim Our Laws Rough
Leaders of Maryland's Communist Party say terrorism in America drove two Cumberland members to resign. William B. Coleman and Arthur M. Schusterman quit after being convicted and fined under a Cumberland law requiring Communist registration. They appeal the $100 fines and seek to nullify the law.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Communist Party
America
William B. Coleman
Arthur M. Schusterman
Cumberland
Philip Frankfeld
George A. Meyer
District of Columbia
Congress
Hitler
Gestapo
Watertown Swing Advances Over Dallas Team in Extra Innings
In Creek, Mich. Watertown South Carolina defeated Karlen Brothers of Dallas 6 to 5 in the opening game of the American Baseball Congress amateur world series. The winning run came on a squeeze bunt by Max Vickers with the bases loaded in the 12th inning.
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Dallas
Battle Creek
Mich
Watertown
Karlen Brothers
Max Vickers
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R. A. Wilson
Erdman
Russell Stationery
Taylor
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Fillmore
Laredo
Hombre
Mallens
Mallen
Morgan
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Wilton Merle
Childs
Jim Hudson
Gus Roberts
Kiwanis Club
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Independence
Deason
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Longchamps
Homer Rice
Hampton Benton
Weldon Forister
Warren Tuckness
Bob Lewis
Robert Glenn
Paramount
Howard Ferguson
W. D. Sides
Bill Durham
Warren Spalding
Jim Branam
Jim Tolleson
Dan Dailey
Betty Grable
E & Girl
Carol Hamilton
Amarillo High School
Ken Klub
Bel Canto Chorale
Sandie
KK. G. Sanders
Howard Childers
Alan Ladd
June Allyson
Jerry Ramsey
Melody Starks
Don Fletcher
Bob Moore
Nita Steed
Charles Carr
Pat Davis
June Meetz
Hardin-Simmons Choir
Sandies
Odessa
Butler Field
Ham Hamilton
Henry Danciger
Blackburn
Sher Funeral Directors
Manillosinese
Pierce
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Coleman and Schusterman
Amarillo Optical AL
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